UN officials seek probe into torture, custodial deaths of Muslims in occupied Kashmir
Citing over a dozen cases, the report stated that the citizens appeared to be targeted "based on their ethnicity".
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Occupied Kashmir sees 229 killings in first half of 2020: report
The media continued to be at the receiving end of pressure, intimidation and harassment by authorities, it says.
Syed Ali Geelani parts ways with Hurriyat
The primary reason behind his move appears to be a few decisions taken by AJK-based chapter of the Hurriyat Conference.
Pakistan rejects 'illegal' grant of occupied Kashmir domicile certificates to Indian nationals
FO demands cancellation of certificates which locals believe are part of the move to disturb IOK's demographic profile.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1970: Fifty Years Ago: Food situation worsens
LAHORE: Maulana Abul Ala Maudoodi, Amir of Jamaat-i-Islami, today [June 26] expressed concern over the food ...
Legendary PAF fighter pilot Group Captain (r) Saiful Azam passes away in Bangladesh
PAF chief pays rich tribute to the retired group captain who was awarded Sitara-i-Jura’at for his heroics in the 1965 war.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1970: Fifty Years Ago: Abdullah slates riots
SIALKOT: Sher-i-Kashmir, Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah, has urged the Indian Government to settle all issues including...
Pakistan Navy begins constructing modern warships in coordination with Turkey
Two corvettes will be built in Turkey and the other two will be built in Pakistan, according to the contract.
Hospitals in Karachi, Lahore running out of space as cases rise
In the country's largest two cities of Karachi and Lahore, hospitals are already struggling due to a sharp rise in Covid-19 patients in recent weeks.
Pakistan's mango exports take huge hit amidst coronavirus restrictions
Suspension of international flights, closure of borders, rising freight fares, are likely to cause a decline in country's mango exports by 35-40 per cent this year.
Pakistan hails OIC’s condemnation of India 'illegally' redefining Kashmir domicile law
OIC sees move to redefine domicile rules as an attempt to alter demography, undermine rights of people in region.
Coronavirus pandemic leaves education in limbo in Pakistan
Sindh Minister for Education Saeed Ghani says schools could remain closed for up to six months.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1970: Fifty Years Ago: Dacca varsity clash
DACCA: Police was called to quell a clash between the electioneering workers of rival student organisations inside...
Pakistani nurses: First line of defence in fight against Covid-19
Nurses who tested positive for the virus have returned to work soon after recovering from the respiratory illness.
Entire occupied Kashmir valley, 3 Jammu districts declared coronavirus hotspots
Regional divisional commissioner says "infections not showing any downward trend".
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1970: Fifty Years Ago: Chinese satellite
HONG KONG: China today [April 25] announced she had successfully launched her first earth satellite — thus joining...
With scarce precautionary measures, pharmacists in Karachi risk contracting Covid-19
No safety measures observed at Karachi’s largest wholesale chemist market, housing 1,500 pharmacies.
Covid-19 lockdown sparks harvest crises in Pakistan, India
In absence of labour and transport, farmers are staring at disaster as nations head for possible food shortage.
'Coronavirus is dangerous, but hunger is more so': Afghan refugees in Pakistan seek help
A crippling lockdown has left tens of thousands of refugees jobless.
Pakistan's young doctors lead Covid-19 battle
Despite a general lack of safety measures in place, young doctors across Pakistan continue to fight against Covid-19.