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- Egypt Farmer behind the tank hunter
- Algeria 🔴 Algeria delivers 4 helicopters and military equipment as a donation to the Niger army.
- Pakistan The New RCD(Regional Cooperation for Development)
- Pakistan PM takes notice of future after ordering it cancelled.
- Bangladesh Bangladesh joins Saudi Arabia-led maritime defence alliance
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Please use thread called A place called Pakistan.
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Renowned mountaineer Nirmal Purja died along with other team members in a powerful avalanche on Broad Peak, his climbing company confirmed on Saturday.A ten-member international mountaineering team led by renowned Nepal-born former Royal Marine Nirmal Purja is feared missing after an avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak, one of the world's highest mountains.
Nirmal Purja: Ex-Royal Marine among 10 climbers feared missing after avalanche in Pakistan
An American, a Chinese national, an Omani and five Nepalis are said to be part of the group feared missing in Pakistan.share.google
The avalanche struck on Thursday, cutting off contact with the international expedition led by 43-year-old British-Nepali climber Purja.
Read more: https://www.dawn.com/news/2019914
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Rescuers find body of Nirmal Purja
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Bannu's Nicholson House restored to former glory
Rs138.4m restoration revives the 174-year-old complexAbuzar AfridiAugust 04, 20262 min read
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One of southern Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa's most prominent historical landmarks has been restored to its former grandeur after decades of neglect, marking a major milestone in the preservation of the region's architectural and administrative heritage.
The historic English Room and Deputy Commissioner's Compound, commonly known as Nicholson House, have undergone an extensive restoration under a provincial government-funded project aimed at conserving an important chapter of the area's colonial-era history.
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Bannu's Nicholson House restored to former glory
Rs138.4m restoration revives the 174-year-old complex
Abuzar AfridiAugust 04, 20262 min read
BANNU:
One of southern Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa's most prominent historical landmarks has been restored to its former grandeur after decades of neglect, marking a major milestone in the preservation of the region's architectural and administrative heritage.
The historic English Room and Deputy Commissioner's Compound, commonly known as Nicholson House, have undergone an extensive restoration under a provincial government-funded project aimed at conserving an important chapter of the area's colonial-era history.
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This used to be a dangerous road with blind spots
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Pakistan, India urged to release imprisoned fishermen
Many imprisoned fishers have continued to languish in prison years after completing their sentences.
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Pakistan is one of the world’s top producers of red chile peppers, and the small town of Kunri is its red chile capital. Farmers dry their chiles the old-fashioned way, in the sun, and on market days, the dust is so overwhelming that the fiery air makes eyes water and throats burn.
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The unfinished independence
How do we raise citizens — and judges — with the strength to say no when power sits across the table offering everything?
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EVERY August, we raise the flag and call ourselves free. But on the first morning of that freedom, in 1947, Faiz, in Subh-i-Azadi, looked at the long-awaited dawn and said it was not the one: ‘yeh daagh daagh ujala, yeh shab-gazida sehar’ — this stained, night-bitten dawn is not the morning we had set out for. Seventy-nine years on, our national day deserves an honest question: did we win a country and quietly postpone its freedom? In 1947, we changed the nationality of our rulers and left the harder task — changing the nature of rule — to a later generation. That is our unfinished independence — still ours to finish.
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Classic cars bearing national flags drive through Karachi's streets
The Motor Club of Pakistan conducted its 11th Freedom Drive to celebrate Independence Day.
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The Freedom Drive started at 9:30am from Frere Hall with classic and exquisite cars including Mercedes Benz 1965, SL-600 R129 1996, 126 560 SEC 1987, W126 280 SE and 60 SEC coupe 1987, Porsche Carrera 4, MG TD 1935, Rolls Royce Silver Spirit 1981, MG Boat Tail 1932, Chevrolet Caprice Classic 1987, Willys Jeep, Toyota MR2, Toyota Toreno coupe 1978, Mazda, VW bettle convertible, Peugeot 404, and Jaguar XJ6 series-1 1972 in national flag green colour all headed to the Mazar-i-Quaid via Metropole Sharea Faisal.
With each car flying the national flag with pride, the drive successfully concluded at 10:30am.
