A container onboard a Karachi-bound ship from China stopped at MumbaiPakistan Foreign Office claimed that the intended recipient of the seized machinery was identified as Cosmos Engineering, a Karachi-based firm that manufactures automobile parts and home appliancesIslamabad: A day after Indian officials thwarted a Chinese ship which was en route to deliver what the investigating agency claimed "

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif raked up Kashmir on Sunday in his first remarks to the nation after being elected to the post, equating it to war-ravaged Palestine, while pledging to improve ties with all leading nations including neighbours.In doing so, Shehbaz displayed the all-too-familiar Pakistani doublespeak on India. PTI reported from Islamabad that in his maiden address, Shehbaz

This is how the Indian space station in the works may look in spaceISRO chief S Somanath says the first modules of the space station may be launched in the next few yearsNew Delhi: As part of India’s ambitious plans in space, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has started work on setting up the country’s maiden space station at the earliest. ISRO chief S Somanath says the first modules

Security agencies are devising plans to implement drone surveillance systems along the coastal regions of Mumbai and Goa to bolster maritime security, officials said on Sunday. This comes in the wake of a recent incident where three individuals from Kuwait reached the Gateway of India, underscoring vulnerabilities in the current coastal security setup, they said.The trio — Nitso Ditto (31),

A Chinese supplied nuclear capable ballistic missile of Pakistan ArmyOn January 23, 2024, Indian security agencies at Mumbai’s Navash Sha Port stopped a Malta-flagged ship carrying a consignment from China. The ship was on its way to Karachi and the customs officials stopped it based on an intelligence input. The consignment included a computer numerical control machine (CNC) that has the

Islamabad: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President Shehbaz Sharif will take oath on Monday as Pakistan’s 24th Prime Minister, as reported by ARY News, citing sources.President Arif Alvi will administer the oath to the newly elected Prime Minister in a ceremony held at the President’s House tomorrow at 3 pm, according to the sources.Reportedly, the Army Chief General Asim Munir, caretaker