Punjab police's counter-terrorism department (CTD) said most of the terrorists were from Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan
The confidential government documents showed that the investigation was initiated based on PM Sharif's orders
As many as 309 IS militants have been arrested so far
China is expected to extend a long term loan to Pakistan at a low interest rate to cover the cost of the project
A section of the press also carried out analysis that Michelle and Ambassador Jilani discussed bilateral relations
It showed an increase of about Rs 11.15 trillion in the last four years, State Bank of Pakistan said
Pakistan had applied for the NSG membership on May 19 but its request was rejected
Pakistani intelligence agencies are continuing with the evaluation of the intelligence shared by Afghanistan after the attack
The statement on India-Afghanistan nexus comes 2 days after a report saying New Delhi will deliver more arms to Kabul to help fight militants
United Nations has removed three of the nine places cited by India as the addresses of Dawood Ibrahim in Pakistan
Pakistan faces a tough challenge in gaining entry into the nuclear trading club as it has failed to get the support of the US
The Pentagon had earlier this month decided not to pay $300 million military reimbursement to Pakistan
PM Modi's statement about atrocities in Balochistan has hit a nerve with Pakistan
The organisation reaffirmed its support for the right of self-determination for the people in Kashmir
The people of Gilgit-Baltistan believe that CPEC will exploit its water resources which would only benefit Pakistan
Foreign Office Spokesperson Nafees Zakaria said India was referring to Balochistan to cover up its human rights violations in Kashmir
Bill was approved by standing committee on February 8, and has received support from Hindu community and liberals
With reference to the editorial, "The gamble on Pakistan" (August 17), Prime Minister Narendra Modi's reference to the alleged gratitude of the people of Balochistan, Gilgit-Baltistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in his 110-minute speech on August 15 could undermine Pakistan's continued allegations of human rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan now stands exposed before the world. It never fails to parrot the same old story that it is helping the people of Kashmir in their "struggle for independence". What about the story inside Pakistan?Can the active role of Pakistan and its India-based stooges be denied in the current spate of violent protests across J&K, which have claimed the lives of many and injured protesters and police personnel alike? Such a volatile situation can't be allowed any longer. It is time to take the bull by its horns. Pro-Pakistan separatist groups must get their due now.The ball is now in the Modi government's court. It must rise to the occasion a
Prime Minister Sharif is poised to select a successor to Gen Raheel as he is scheduled to retire in November this year
US also said that it will encourage greater dialogue and counterterrorism cooperation between both Pakistan and India