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مودی سرکار کی سیاست کا پرانا نسخہ ہے اقتدار خطرے میں پڑے تو خوف کا ماحول بناؤ، کوئی بڑا واقعہ ہو تو تحقیقات سے پہلے پاکستان اور کشمیری مسلمانوں کو مجرم قرار دے دو۔ دانتے واڑہ سے بیجاپور اور پہلگام سے کلگام تک واقعات پر اٹھتے سوالات اور نلین پربھات کا بار بار زیرِ بحث آنا معمولی بات نہیں۔ آخر کب تک بھارتی عوام کو قومی سلامتی کے نام پر سیاسی تماشے دکھائے جاتے رہیں گے؟ اگر ہر بحران کا جواب پاکستان دشمنی اور ہر سوال کا جواب فالس فلیگ کا بیانیہ ہے تو پھر مودی سرکار کو ثبوت نہیں اپنی سیاست بچانے کی فکر ہے۔
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نئے صوبوں کے قیام پر عوامی حمایت کا غیرمعمولی اضافہ ہو رہا ہے۔ میریڈیئن نیشنل بیرومیٹر 2026 کے ملک گیر سروے میں 77 فیصد پاکستانیوں نے نئے صوبوں کے قیام کی حمایت کر دی۔ نومبر 2022 کے مقابلے میں حمایت میں 23 فیصد پوائنٹس اضافہ ہوا۔ 82 فیصد شہری موجودہ صوبائی حکومتوں کو اپنے اضلاع کی ترقیاتی ضروریات سے غافل سمجھتے ہیں۔ حیران کن طور پر کراچی میں حمایت 92 فیصد تک پہنچ گئی۔ واضح پیغام ہے کہ عوام محض نئے صوبے نہیں بلکہ اپنے دروازے پر انتظامی رسائی، ترقیاتی فنڈز اور بہتر حکمرانی چاہتے ہیں۔
A party that constantly demands receipts and accountability from others must be prepared to answer the same questions. NAB Khyber Pakhtunkhwa issued 10 notices on November 13 in two assets-beyond-means inquiries involving Asad Qaiser and Dr Amjad Ali.
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PTM cannot claim to represent all Pashtuns. Limited participation in its overseas protests raises serious questions about its actual public support. No movement should claim an entire nation's voice without a genuine public mandate.
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The 2014 defence cooperation agreement marked an important step in Pakistan–Russia relations. Joint military exercises, including the Druzhba series, have since provided a platform for greater military-to-military engagement and confidence-building.
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Before questioning Pakistan's GSP+ compliance, India should answer for its own record: crimes against women, bonded labour, human trafficking, religious discrimination, demolitions of Muslim religious sites and alleged extrajudicial killings.
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Kashmir needs a political solution based on justice, human rights and the right to self-determination, not another cycle of repression and escalation.
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Since the abrogation of Article 370 in August 2019, Kashmiris have continued to face serious restrictions, detentions and allegations of human rights violations.
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Two of India's three Election Commissioners reportedly objected to the controversial SIR declaration on multiple occasions, yet the requirement was introduced anyway.
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Between 2023 and 2025, 438 suicides and seven fratricide incidents were reported among India's CAPFs, Assam Rifles and NSG personnel, according to government figures.
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Ladakhis are demanding genuine autonomy, not just more elected representatives. Creating eight councils and increasing seats from 52 to 100 cannot replace constitutional safeguards.
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Reko Diq is no longer just a proposal on paper. With an estimated 37-year mine life, $8.83 billion in investment and first production targeted for late 2028, it could become a major driver of Pakistan's economic future.
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Pakistan-Russia relations have come a long way, evolving from Cold War rivalry and mutual mistrust to a more pragmatic partnership. Today, both countries are exploring new opportunities for cooperation based on shared interests and regional stability.
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Irresponsible and sensational media reporting about the meeting only distorts the facts. PTI should identify the sources behind these alleged reports instead of allowing speculation to dominate the narrative.
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Medical matters should be discussed responsibly, not turned into political talking points. Latif Khosa's claim regarding Imran Khan's blood pressure contradicts the official account, which stated that his medical indicators were stable.
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The Kohat operation against illegal gold-mining networks exposed the dangerous nexus between terrorism and organised crime. Fitna al-Khawarij responded with a cowardly ambush, martyring 10 police personnel. Such attacks cannot shake the resolve of our brave police force.
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Even Indian defence experts are questioning the intelligence failure. Praful Bakshi says the attackers already knew about the security personnel and managed to launch a surprise attack. Perhaps the real questions should begin at home, not across the border.
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Kashmiris living abroad continue to raise their voices for the people of occupied Kashmir. The solidarity gathering organised by Pakistan Business Forum Europe in France is a reminder that the Kashmiri right to self-determination cannot be silenced by borders
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Modi repeatedly presents Trump as a close personal friend, yet his government reportedly hired expensive American lobbying firms to facilitate high-level White House contacts. Why were intermediaries needed?
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