Islamabad (Staff Reporter): Tensions between Pakistan and India have escalated once again following a strongly worded statement by the Indian Army Chief, prompting a firm response from Pakistan. In a statement issued on Sunday, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) condemned remarks attributed to Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi, who reportedly warned that Pakistan could be erased from the global map. The ISPR described such rhetoric as a reflection of “intellectual bankruptcy and dangerous militaristic hubris,” particularly when directed at a sovereign nuclear-armed state. The Pakistani military’s media wing cautioned that any notion of “geographical erasure” would inevitably be mutual,

Lahore (Staff Reporter): The intra-party elections of the Islami Jamhoori Ittehad (IJI) have been successfully concluded in accordance with democratic and organizational traditions, resulting in the formal announcement of the party’s central leadership and office-bearers. According to the election results, Allama Zubair Ahmed Zaheer has been elected as Central President, while Professor Adnan Faisal has assumed the position of Secretary General. Other key office-bearers include Mian Shafiq Barkat as Senior Vice President, Hakeem Allah Rakha as Vice President, Dr. Markus Fida as Joint Secretary, Professor Naeem Hafeez as Finance Secretary, and Ahsan Elahi Zaheer as Secretary Information. Party sources stated

Beijing (Pakistan Time ) A woman in China allegedly threw a large amount of money out of the window of her house after a domestic dispute, the video of which is rapidly going viral on social media. According to foreign media reports, the woman threw about 162,000 Hong Kong dollar notes (5,774,264 Pakistani Rupees) out of the window after a quarrel with her husband. As the notes scattered in the air, people below started running to collect them and a crowd gathered at the scene. According to eyewitnesses, some people tried to outdo each other to pick up the notes,

Barcelona: The funeral prayer of prominent Pakistani businessman Muhammad Nauman Qaiser was held in Barcelona on Sunday amid profound grief and mourning. Hundreds of people from the Pakistani community, business fraternity, and various walks of life attended the ceremony and offered condolences to the bereaved family. Qaiser’s mortal remains were flown from Pakistan to Spain a few days ago. After the funeral prayers, he was laid to rest at a local cemetery in Barcelona. The atmosphere during the Namaz-e-Janaza remained somber as attendees expressed deep sorrow over the businessman’s sudden and mysterious death. The family strongly rejected the narrative of