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Indus Waters Treaty

Can India suspend ‘Indus Water Treaty’ unilaterally?

ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): India on Wednesday suspended the Indus Water Treaty (IWT), signed in 1960, with immediate effect, a day after a deadly attack in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). India’s suspension of the Indus Water Treaty, among other measures, came in response to the recent attack in Pahalgam, a popular tourist spot, […]

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NSC

National Security Committee meeting summoned to respond to Indian actions

ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): As India escalated the diplomatic rift with Pakistan, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has convened the meeting of the National Security Committee on Thursday morning to respond to the Indian government’s statement this evening. According to the sources, top military and civilian leadership will participate in the high-level meeting and will give an

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Mysterious explosion

Mysterious explosion in house in Muzaffarabad, police start investigation

MUZAFFARABAD (Kashmir English): A mysterious explosion took place in a house at the Old Secretariat area of Muzaffarabad on Wednesday evening, shattering windows and doors of the house. According to the police, no one was present in the house, used by a GPO employee, at the time of the explosion. As soon as it was

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infiltration at LoC

India’s claim of infiltration at LoC turns out to be fabricated

MUZAFFARABAD (Kashmir English): India’s claim of killing two alleged infiltrators in the Sarjeewar area along ​​the Line of Control (LoC) turned out to be false and fabricated. Indian media reported that the Indian army had killed two militants and foiled their bid to infiltrate into Indian occupied Kashmir on April 23 in the Uri sector.

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Jason Gillespie takes PCB to court over unpaid financial dues

  LAHORE (Kashmir English): Former Pakistan head coach Jason Gillespie has initiated legal action against the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) over contract dispute. He has alleged that the PCB didn’t pay financial dues following his resignation in December 2024 with not clear so far whether the International Cricket Council (ICC) has the jurisdiction to intervene.

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Pahalgam attack

Indian media starts false propaganda against Pakistan after Pahalgam attack

ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): Following an alleged Pahalgam attack in Indian occupied Kashmir, the Indian media has started fabricating false propaganda to target Pakistan. According to the sources, Indian media, with many outlets and social media accounts linked to RAW, have started to blame Pakistan for the attack without evidence. According to the Indian media, 26 tourists were

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new airports in Muzaffarabad

PAA ‘approves’ construction of new airports in Muzaffarabad, Sukkur

ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): The Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) has approved the construction of two new airports in Muzaffarabad and Sukkur. A private media outlet, citing sources, reported that PAA has formed a committee consisting of senior officials to acquire land for the airports in both cities. As per the details, the concerned department has commenced

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world cup

KSA willing to host even an expanded 64-team Soccer World Cup in 2034

  JEDDAH (Kashmir English): As FIFA has officially announced Saudi Arabia as hosts of the 2034 men’s Soccer World Cup, the Kingdom would be ready and willing to host even an expanded 64-team event in 2034, if the global soccer governing body accepts the expansion proposal. The 2026 World Cup tournament jointly hosted by the

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