Sunday, July 12, 2009
By Mazhar Tufail
ISLAMABAD: The Cyber Crime wing of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) closed down the website of the banned Hizb-ut-Tahrir, but the UK-based outfit has restarted its campaign through a short message service (SMS) on cellular networks besides launching a new website with a slight change in its universal resource locator (URL).According to an official of the FIA Cyber Crime wing, requesting anonymity, the website of the banned outfit with URL of was closed down by the FIA after a report was published in The News …
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 …