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AIRSTRIKES AND ROCKETS ARE LAUNCHED AS CLASHES CONTINUE IN JERUSALEM The ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine has been a long-standing and complex issue, with both sides engaging in violent clashes and disputes for decades. However, the latest escalation of violence in May 2021 has been particularly deadly and concerning, with both sides launching airstrikes and rockets in what many fear could be the start of a new war. The violence began with clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli police in Jerusalem, which led to several days of violence and unrest. The situation escalated further when Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that controls the Gaza Strip, began launching rockets into Israel. In response, Israel launched a series of airstrikes on Gaza, targeting Hamas militants and infrastructure. The airstrikes have caused significant damage and have resulted in numerous casualties, including children. The situation has continued to escalate, with both sid...

  Sindh Board of Secondary Education to Provide Online Admit Cards for 9th Grade Annual Exams 2023 The Sindh Board of Secondary Education (BSEK) has announced that ninth-grade students can access their admit cards online for the annual exams in 2023. As per the instructions of Chairman BSEK, Syed Sharif Ali Shah, Examinations Supervisor Habibullah Suhag confirmed that the online admit cards will be available for all government and private schools affiliated with the Board. This move aims to simplify obtaining admit cards for students and ensure a hassle-free exam experience. سندھ بورڈ آف سیکنڈری ایجوکیشن 9ویں جماعت کے سالانہ امتحانات 2023 کے لیے آن لائن ایڈمٹ کارڈ فراہم کرے گا۔ سندھ بورڈ آف سیکنڈری ایجوکیشن (BSEK) نے اعلان کیا ہے کہ نویں جماعت کے طلباء 2023 میں ہونے والے سالانہ امتحانات کے لیے اپنے ایڈمٹ کارڈ تک آن لائن رسائی حاصل کر سکتے ہیں۔ چیئرمین BSEK، سید شریف علی شاہ کی ہدایات کے مطابق، امتحانات کے نگران حبیب اللہ سہاگ نے تصدیق کی کہ بورڈ کے ساتھ الحاق شدہ تمام سرکاری اور نج...

Senior Supreme Court judge Justice Qazi Faez Isa spoke out against wrong decisions, stating that even if a majority endorses it, a wrong decision remains wrong. He cautioned that two wrongs do not make a right. Referring to the ongoing constitutional tussle regarding the formation of a bench on holding elections, Justice Isa said that if a decision is incorrect, a number game cannot turn a lie into truth. Justice Isa emphasized that Article 184(3) of the Constitution empowers the Supreme Court to act for the implementation of fundamental rights, and extreme care should be taken while using this article in public interest, and not to benefit an individual. He acknowledged that there are differing opinions about the authority to invoke Article 184(3), and welcomed being corrected if someone could explain the correct interpretation. Justice Isa traced the history of wrong judicial decisions, stating that the main reason for the dismemberment of Pakistan was a wrong judicial decision made ...

  A video of an elderly man with a Sunnah beard walking around in Masjid-e-Nabawi has gone viral on TikTok in Saudi Arabia. The man, who wears a simple dress and carries himself with simplicity, has drawn comparisons to holy figures from the early days of Islam. Despite the attention he has received, the man was not seen talking to anyone in the video. According to the All Pakistan Marri Ittehad, the man in the video is Abdul Qadir Aliani, a native of Hub Chowki in Balochistan. The Marri Ittehad announced on Friday (April 21, 2023) that Aliani would be completing his pilgrimage and returning to Pakistan. Abdul Rehman Mehmandi, president of the Marri Ittehad's Saudi Arabia chapter, confirmed that he had met Aliani in Saudi Arabia and congratulated him on his pilgrimage. Abdur Rehman Marri saw Aliani off at Jeddah airport as he left for Pakistan.      

  Her funeral prayers will be offered in Lahore   On Monday, it was reported that the wife of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader and former defense minister, Parvez Khattak, had passed away in Lahore. According to sources, her funeral prayers will take place in the capital of Punjab tomorrow, and she will be laid to rest in Lahore.  

     According to a statement from the Prime Minister's Office on Monday, more than 400 Pakistani nationals have been successfully evacuated from war-torn Sudan through special flights. The evacuation process was being personally monitored by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for the past 72 hours. The evacuated individuals were provided with accommodation and food by the government and were being moved to safe locations in small groups. The Prime Minister expressed his gratitude to various individuals and organizations for their efforts in formulating an effective evacuation plan and its successful implementation. The embassy of Pakistan in Sudan was in constant contact with the stranded nationals, and a helpline was established for their assistance. The diplomatic missions of Pakistan and other countries in the region were supporting Pakistan in the evacuation process. The government authorities evacuated the Pakistani nationals through safe routes. The Prime ...

  Chaudhry Anwar-ul-Haq    Chaudhry Anwar-ul-Haq has made history by being elected as the 15th Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir on Thursday, winning an overwhelming majority with 48 votes out of 52 in the legislative assembly. His election came after the disqualification of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) Sardar Tanveer Ilyas by the AJK High Court in a contempt case. Earlier, the AJK assembly had adjourned its session for electing a new prime minister without holding the poll. The government had not submitted any nomination papers for the premiership, and the sudden development happened during an emergency meeting of the assembly, where Speaker Anwar-ul-Haq was elected unopposed. He received support from the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), as well as his own forward bloc. In his inaugural address, he emphasized that he contested the election as an independent candidate and had the support of both PDM and PTI members. Chau...

   On April 13, the top court's eight-member larger bench ordered that the Supreme Court (Practice and Procedure) Bill 2023 would not be implemented in any way, even if it received the president's assent, until further notice. Prime Minister Shehbaz called on the judiciary to re-evaluate its role and act as the protector of the Constitution. He highlighted that the 1973 Constitution was the outcome of the hard work of politicians from all backgrounds who came together to develop the sacred document. Despite past political errors, the Prime Minister expressed the need to correct them and move forward. He added that the government had taken over in a difficult period but would not hesitate to safeguard the state and the Constitution. On Thursday, the Prime Minister launched the "Constitution Mobile App" in Islamabad, which he described as a "great moment" since the constitution would now be accessible through a mobile application. He claimed that ...

    Today (Thursday), the central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee is scheduled to meet in Islamabad to sight the Shawwal moon. The Ministry of Religious Affairs stated that the meeting would take place at the ministry's headquarters and would be chaired by Ruet-e-Halal Committee Chairman Maulana Abdul Khabir Azad. The zonal committees will also hold meetings in designated locations across the country. According to Ruet-e-Hilal Research Council Secretary General Khalid Aijaz, the crescent marking the beginning of Shawwal will not be sighted on April 20. He explained that the new moon will be born at 9:13 am on that day, and its age will be less than 10 hours, making it impossible to spot. Thus, any testimony received on April 20 will be false, and Ramadan will last for 30 days, with the 1st Shawwal falling on April 22. The federal government has approved a five-day Eid holiday from April 21 to April 25. https://linksredirect.com/?cid=202935&source=linkkit&url=https%3...

   On April 1, 2023, a security incident occurred near the Al-Aqsa compound, also known as the Temple Mount, in Jerusalem's Old City. Israeli police were on guard at the scene. According to a statement by the police, an Arab man, identified as 26-year-old medical student Mohammed al-Asibi from the Bedouin village of Hura in southern Israel, was shot dead after he grabbed a gun from an officer and fired it during a scuffle at the Al Aqsa mosque compound. The police claim that Asibi attacked them suddenly while he was being questioned and that they shot him in response to the danger they were in. However, Asibi's family has disputed this account, and Raam, the Israeli parliament's Islamist party, has rejected the police's version of events, citing witnesses who claimed that Asibi came to aid a woman who was in a scuffle with police. Mansour Abbas, Raam's head, also questioned the police's assertion that there was no footage of the alleged attack. The ...

 The Chief Justice of Pakistan, Umar Ata Bandial, has expressed doubts over the peaceful conduct of elections in the country in a hearing held on October 8. During the hearing, the Chief Justice asked, "Who will give the guarantee that the situation will be peaceful on October 8?" The statement was made in the context of the upcoming elections in Pakistan, which are scheduled to be held on October 8. The hearing was focused on a petition filed by the Ministry of Defense seeking elections across the country on the same day. The Chief Justice called the petition "unmaintainable," saying that elections could not be held uniformly across the country. The hearing was also attended by top intelligence officials who briefed the court on the security situation in the country. During the hearing, the Chief Justice questioned the Election Commission of Pakistan's stance on the security situation and stated that it was leading to multiple questions. He also wondered what w...