Wife accuses actor Mohsin Abbas of torture
LAHORE: Fatima Sohail, wife of Mohsin Abbas Haider, in a social media story has shared details of her ordeal which she suffered at the hands of her husband. According to details provided by…
Indian doctors strike over violence from patients and families
NEW DEHLI: Tens of thousands of Indian doctors went on strike Monday calling for more protection against violence by patients and their families, as parliament met for the first time since national…
Landlord unleashes dogs on couple in Faisalabad
FAISALABAD: An influential landlord unleashed dogs on a couple injuring them critically here on Sunday. According to details, a labourer couple visited a landlord for a complaint regarding him in Jaranwala area…
Religion-based violence biggest threat to world’s peace
ISLAMABAD: Religion-based violence and terrorism have become the biggest threat to the world’s peace and human survival and religious leadership should jointly devise a strategy to promote love and tranquillity among all religions, a…
Fawad asks PPP leaders to apologise for violence against police
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Information Chaudhry Fawad Hussain Wednesday asked Pakistan People’s Party (PPP)’s leadership to apologise over the incident of attack by its party workers on policemen and media during their appearance before…
For Kashmiris, a sense of the grave inside their bunkers
DHANNA: Chaudhry Hakam Deen has a bunker – a cold, damp hole dug in the ground – next to his home where he and his family have often taken refuge amid soaring…
India has widowed 22,899, molested 11,113 Kashmiri women since 1989
Indian military, paramilitary and police personnel have widowed 22,899 women and molested 11,113 others since the start of state terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir in January 1989. According to a report released by…
Violence is product of coercive imposition of one’s ideologies on others: Zartaj Gul
ISLAMABAD: The Minister of State for Climate Change, Zartaj Gul has stated that violence is the product of coercive imposition of one’s ideologies on others; hence, we need higher goals in order…
Sikh community comes to Kashmiri students’ rescue
The Sikh community in India has extended a helping hand to students and traders from Indian occupied Kashmir (IoK), who are facing violence in several cities in the wake of the Pulwama…
More violence in Paris as ‘yellow vests’ keep marching
PARIS: Thousands of French “yellow vest” demonstrators marched on Saturday for their 13th weekend of action, with scuffles in Paris and a demonstrator’s hand mangled by a small explosive. There was also…
Two monks shot dead as violence flares in Thailand’s deep south
BANGKOK: Gunmen in Thailand’s deep south shot dead two Buddhist monks and wounded two others inside a temple, police said on Saturday, capping a week of deadly violence as the prime minister vowed…
Cases of WhatsApp hacking, blackmailing surge
LAHORE: As many as 2,302 complaints of online harassment, violence and bullying were received in last two years since the establishment of Cyber Harassment Helpline whereas there has been a surge in…
Indian troops kill three more in Kashmir
SRINAGAR: Indian troops on Tuesday killed at least three Kashmiris during an operation in the Kulgam and Pulwama districts of the occupied region. According to Kashmir Media Service, the Indian troops killed…
Three injured as TLP activists, police clash in Karachi
KARACHI: Police and infuriated protestors of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) clashed in Numaish Chorangi on Saturday following the arrest of the movement’s founder Khadim Hussain Rizvi. A heavy contingent of rangers arrived at…
Clashes erupt in Kashmir after India kills five, including prominent leader
SRINAGAR: Kashmiri leaders on Tuesday accused the Indian authorities of killing a prominent leader in the occupied valley, as anti-India protests and clashes followed a gun battle that killed four Kashmiri fighters…
Former DIG gunned down in Quetta
QUETTA: A former senior police officer was gunned down in an armed attack in the provincial capital on Saturday. According to reports, unidentified assailants opened fire on former Deputy Inspector General (DIG)…
Trains’ operation continued despite countrywide sit-ins
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Railways spokesman here on Friday said that train operations continued despite the sit-ins by religious parties and security situation across the country. “Additional General Manager (AGM) of Pakistan Railways,…