Nayab Siddiqui
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Madinah grid strike: Why The Al Masjid-E-Nabawi Scare Took 2 Days (opens the original)
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LAHORE: For two days, almost no one outside Saudi Arabia knew that a drone had struck the power station supplying electricity to Al-Masjid-e-Nabawi, the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah. The drone hit the Taibah electricity distribution station at 5:11 am on Tuesday, September 29, shortly before Fajr prayers, while worshippers would have been making their way to the mosque. The Coalition to Restore Legitimacy in Yemen disclosed the attack only on Thursday afternoon and blamed Yemen’s Houthi movement.
Kashmiris Protest at UN, Demand Plebiscite and Release of Yasin Malik (opens the original)
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United Nations, New York: While India’s Minister of External Affairs, Dr. S. Jaishankar, addressed the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 26, a peaceful demonstration was held outside United Nations Headquarters to draw international attention to the unresolved question of Jammu and Kashmir and to urge the United Nations to fulfill its commitments to the people of Kashmir. Despite strong winds and heavy showers, demonstrators, many of them women and chil
Security Forces Foil Infiltration on Pak-Afghan Border; CM Punjab Pays Tribute (opens the original)
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LAHORE/RAWALPINDI: Security forces killed 15 militants while foiling an infiltration attempt across the Pakistan-Afghanistan border opposite North Waziristan district, the Inter-Services Public Relations said on Thursday. According to the ISPR statement, the movement of a group attempting to cross the border was detected on the night of August 31-September 1, and troops engaged them in an action lasting 36 hours. A significant quantity of weapons and ammunition was recovered during a follow-up s
Pakistan Built Virtual Assets Regime in Six Months Using 8pc of Budget, Bilal bin Saqib Tells Hong Kong (opens the original)
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LAHORE/HONG KONG: Minister of State and Chairman of the Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, Bilal bin Saqib, has said Pakistan is ready for future technology and the digital economy. Addressing the Bitcoin Asia conference in Hong Kong, Bilal bin Saqib said Pakistan is moving forward to understand new financial and technological changes and to build its own capacity. He said Pakistan established a regulatory system for virtual assets in less than six months, using only 8 per cent of the
Private Hajj Scheme 2027: Operators Given Three Days to Activate Quota (opens the original)
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ISLAMABAD/LAHORE: The Ministry of Religious Affairs has issued a final and conclusive deadline to organised Hajj companies under the Private Hajj Scheme 2027, directing private operators to activate all Hajj packages by August 31 or face confiscation of their inactive quota. According to sources in the Ministry of Religious Affairs, only 54 pilgrims were booked during the first five days of the scheme against the 71,684 seats allocated to the private sector — a booking ratio of just 0.1 percent,
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