As a sign of the melting down of tension around the Indo-Pak bilateral relation, the Indian government is planning to release nearly thirty-nine Pakistani prisoners in the coming weeks. Of these thirty-nine prisoners, around eighteen of them are fishermen who have been languished in the Indian Continue Reading
Amidst uncertainty in the Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) region, Kashmiri separatist leaders united against Pakistan’s move to turn Gilgit-Baltistan its fifth province. Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front, Hurriyat (G), and Moderate Hurriyat have strongly criticized the Islamabad’s move. Interestingly, pro-Kashmiri separatist leaders and Pro-Pakistani separatist leaders have Continue Reading
Explosions are heard and gunfight is ensuing in Bacha Khan University, Charsadda Pakistan. The university is located 50 km away from Peshawar, where over 130 children were killed by Taliban on December 16th 2014. 3 gunmen entered the university around 9:30 am using volatile thick fog as cover. Gunmen opened fire at students, staff and […]Continue Reading
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon last day extended support to the Indo-Pak peace talk. In addition, he expressed extreme rejoice to watch the new peace initiative in the Asian region. During a latest interactive session with the Media personal, Ban’s representative reassured the offer and clams that the UN would always encourage such developments. Meanwhile, Continue Reading
India is set to submit a dossier on Pakistani terrorist, urging a sanction on the listed militants under the UN security resolution of 1999. Reports say that the suspected Pathankot-attack’s mastermind, Abdul Rauf, is also included in the long dossier along with several other infamous terrorist. India suspects that several absconding Islamic terrorist, whom the National Continue Reading
Maintaining an old agreement, India and Pakistan had exchanged the details of its nuclear installations and prisoner names. Reports say that the details will be considered as highly confidential by the top government authorities. Diplomatic experts claim that the listed nuclear-installations could not be attacked by both the nations even if the counters are in war. Earlier Continue Reading
In a significant development in the Indo-Pak relations, the Security Advisers of both countries met at Bangkok to discuss the prominent security issues. Reports say that the meeting was successful and it discussed a wide range of subjects from the terrorism to the Kashmir issue. External service experts expressed that it was an unexpected development and a […]Continue Reading
Xi Jinping, China’s President has signed an agreement with Pakistan agreeing to provide$46bn. The aim of this agreement is to build a China-Pakistan Economic Corridor whichwill be a network of roads, railway and pipelines. This project will provide China a directaccess to Indian Ocean. This corridor will be 3,000km long starting from Gwadar in Pakistan to […]Continue Reading
Children streamed back to school across Pakistan on Monday in an anxious start to a new term following last month’s massacre of 134 students at an army-run school in the volatile northwestern city of Peshawar.Most schools across the country of 180 million had been shut until Monday for an extended winter break in the aftermath […]Continue Reading
India is pressing rich countries in the Gulf to raise the wages of millions of Indians working there, in a drive that could secure it billions of dollars in fresh income but risks pricing some of its citizens out of the market. Over 5 million Indian nationals are believed to be employed in the oil […]Continue Reading



















