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The two men then helped set up a video call between Banu and her daughter Yasmin Shaikh. “How are you? Did you recognise me? Where were you all these years?” Yasmin was seen asking in the emotional video.
“Don’t ask me where I was, and how I have been. I missed you all so much. I didn’t stay here willingly, I had no other choice,” Banu replies
KfW is one of the leading promotional banks worldwide, which has contributed significant resources to Pakistan’s development.KfW’s financial cooperation with Pakistan comprises three focal areas: Good Governance; Climate and Energy; and sustainable economic development
Press Release After registering nine cases of intimidation of Pakistani journalists by army-related agencies since Shehbaz Sharif took over as prime minister in late April, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) cautions the army high command against further harassment of the media, which would seriously undermine Pakistani democracy. “The many cases of harassment that RSF has registered in the past two months have one thing in common – all the journalists concerned had, in one way or another, criticized the army’s role in Pakistani politics,” said Daniel Bastard, the head of RSF’s Asia-Pacific desk. “It is clear from the data that the…
By Haroon Siraj Peshawar:- In a Pre arrest bail the additional sessions judge Peshawar restrained the local police from arresting a Christian who married a man after converting to Islam. According to details, the lady has been accused of Fornication againmst her husband and kidnapping. Defense counsel Nouman Muhib Kakakhel represented the accused. The counsel referred to various fatwas issued by various schools of thought of Islam that after conversion of any person to Islam, a Muslim woman can marry him, and in that analogy; the husband of the accused petitioner is a Muslim and the marriage is valid. The…
By Our Staff Reporter Lahore: In an act of domestic terror, the employer allegedly killed a domestic child worker and injured his younger brother over petty mistakes at a Defence Housing Authority (DHA) house in Lahore on Monday. The bone-chilling act of terrorism has sent shocking waves across Pakistan where hundreds of thousands of children are forced to work as domestic laborers. According to Dawn, Pakistan’s influential Daily, the police investigators who investigated the murder case of Kamran, 10, and his injured brother Rizwan, 6, said they found deep bruises of sharp-edged weapons. A police official said the children were…
Islamabad telegraph Report ISLAMABAD: Heavy rains and flash floods claimed at least 27 lives in various parts of the country on Sunday and Monday with many houses and villages submerged, power supply suspended, standing crops and infrastructure damaged and many remote areas cut off from the rest of the population after the dilapidated roads were either submerged or destroyed, Dawn reported on Wednesday. Per local media reports, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif asked authorities to closely monitor measures taken in Sindh, Balochistan and south Punjab to cope with the impending threat of another spell of torrential rains. In Karachi, as the…
Mohsin Baig’s case is a clear example of the state of human rights in Pakistan, where journalists – who are considered powerful citizens – often fall victim to the state’s brutality when they dare to criticise government policies
By Our Staff Reporter Illinois: In yet another act of terrorism, a White shooter shot dead six people and injured many after he resorted to indiscriminate firing on Monday during a parade to mark US Independence Day in the state of Illinois, officials said. “As many as two dozen people have been transported to Highland Park Hospital. Six are confirmed deceased,” Commander Chris O’Neil of the city’s police told journalists. The suspected shooter, who is still at large, has been described as a white male aged 18-20 with long black hair, according to officials. O’Neil said. “All individuals are still…
By Our Staff Reporter Islamabad: The rise of the creative industries presents significant opportunities for transforming youthful energy into new ideas, organization, and a future vision for societies. The Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting appreciated the initiatives of RINSTRA and showed great interest in collaboration to uplift film, culture and heritage, drama, and fine arts in promoting the country’s creative potential at both international as well as regional levels. A press note issued from the office of RINSTRA quoted the Minister as saying, “providing quality arts education can help the young population gain skills and attributes that are currently in…
Jewish people need to make inroads with technology and investments in the Muslim world. The majority of Muslims don’t live in the Middle East but actually, most of them are in South East Asia and the Asia Pacific.
