Islamabad: In a first by any Pakistani political leader, Pakistan’s caretaker prime minister, Anwarul Haq Kakar on Saturday acknowledged that the Baluchistan people are not merely dissatisfied with Pakistan, but are seeking an independent state, The Baluchistan Post reported on Saturday.He stated this in an interview and addressed the complex issue of enforced disappearances in Baluchistan. He

Muzaffarabad: The people in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) are showing anger and resentment against Islamabad as they have been treated as second-class citizens for the past several decades.While addressing a rally in Muzaffarabad, political activists in PoK openly expressed their anger and sorrow against the Pakistan Army and the regime.A prominent political activist and the leader of the

Baluchistan: Following the ongoing Baloch genocide and enforced disappearances of Baloch people, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights Defenders, Mary Lawlor, held a meeting with the Baluchistan Human Rights Defenders, the Baluchistan Post reported.Lawlor held an online meeting with the HRDs from Baluchistan, where they focused on the severe challenges Baoch HRDs face in their

Baluchistan: Baloch Yakjehti Committee leader Mahrang Baloch, while addressing a massive public gathering, emphasised that a "revolution" was brewing in Baluchistan, as reported by Dawn.Mahrang, four days after wrapping up her protest camp in Islamabad, was addressing the gathering on Saturday.In her address at the Shahwani Stadium in Quetta, she also called the ongoing movement against enforced

The mesmerising video shows the scenic view of Srinagar in and around Dal
Lake. The Shikara boats decorated in the Indian National flag captures the
heart and reflects the changing spectacle of Jammu and Kashmir

Srinagar: In what shows a changing spectacle of Jammu and Kashmir, a
mesmerising video of rooftops of 120 ‘Shikara’ boats on Dal Lake in Srinagar,
decorated in

During the visit of President Emmanuel Macron, France has conveyed that there are "no limits" to tech-sharing with IndiaNew Delhi: India and France have signed an ambitious and unprecedented Defence Space Agreement that could see the two countries launch military satellites with both offensive and defensive capabilities, people familiar with the matter said.The deal, not publicised or spoken of,