Lahore (General News Reporter) - While addressing the Friday congregation in different mosques the respected Ulama have said that there is no peace in the country, it is in a state of confusion and chaos, and that the solution to all these problems is in the implementation of the Khilafah Rashidah. During their address, Moulana Muhib un-Nabi, Moulana Amjad Khan, Mowlana Saif ud-Din Saif, Moulana Abdur Rahman, Qari Thana’ullah, Mufti Shams ud-Din and others said that Prophet Muhammad (saw) came with a system that was subsequently implemented by Abu Bakr …

Rehman Malik: We have killed over 3,500 people and a good number have been injured. I will take Swat and FATA together. The militants have been doing their operations together. The setback which the militants have received, it will take a lot of time for them to recoup. They were quite confident that the government will not be able to launch such a major operation. In Swat we found up to 70-yard long tunnels, full of arms and ammunition. Then, there were huge ammunition depots. Then, there were training centres, …

Saturday, June 20, 2009
WASHINGTON: The US Congress approved $1.4 billion in economic and security assistance for Pakistan, as the Senate overwhelmingly passed a $106 billion war supplemental bill on Thursday, giving the Obama administration the urgently-needed $225 million as relief assistance for displaced persons of the tribal areas.
The whopping funding bill, primarily meant for Afghanistan and Iraq wars, had faced a stiff resistance in the US House of Representatives, getting through with a narrow vote earlier this week.
The measure has been sent to US President Barack Obama, who is likely …

Thursday, 25 June 2009

 
The head of Pakistan’s Taliban, Baitullah Mehsud, left a funeral procession before it was hit by a suspected US missile strike that killed 80 people mourning an earlier barrage, intelligence officials said yesterday.
They claimed that several senior Taliban militants were killed in the attack launched from a drone aircraft.
Mehsud, who is accused of plotting suicide bombings and the assassination this week of his chief Taliban rival, is the target of a looming offensive by Pakistan’s military in the South Waziristan tribal area bordering Afghanistan.
Suspected missile strikes killed …

‘Pakistan Times’ Federal Bureau
ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Rehman Malik has said that security forces  have killed over 3,500 militants in Swat and FATA together.
In an interview with Financial Times, he said a good number have been injured. “The setback which the militants have received, it will take a lot of time for them to recoup.
He said militants were quite confident that the government will not be able to launch such a major operation. “In Swat we found up to 70-yard long tunnels, full of arms and ammunition. Then, there were huge …