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Turkish President Erdogan's Candidacy Objected by 3 Parties - Reports

Three Turkish opposition parties have addressed a demand to Turkey's Supreme Election Council (YSK) to remove President Recep Tayyip Erdogan from the candidates list, claiming his running for a third term was unconstitutional, Haberturk reported Tuesday

India on path of worst communal hiatus, commotion

Lira crisis gives Turkish opposition chance to challenge Erdogan

Mushtaq Sukhera mother laid to rest

Govt's PAI to preserve 23 protected areas; generate 5,500 green jobs: Survey

G7 Must Act to Ensure Vaccine Access to Billions Across Global South - UN Officials

Eight United Nations officials have called on the Group of Seven (G7) leading economies to ensure peoples across the developing world get full and equal access to coronavirus vaccines, the UN Office of the High Commissioner on Refugees (OHCR) said on Wednesday

AJK President emphasis for conservation of wildlife habitat

Pak Army’s two soldiers martyred by Indian firing at LoC

Inter-Services Public Relations has said that Pakistan Army’s two soldiers Wasim Ali and Noor Hassan have embraced martyrdom in result of Indian firing in Deva Sector at Line of Control (LoC).

MoCC to launch seven national parts under 'Green Stimulus'

MoCC to launch seven national parks under 'Green Stimulus'

Elderly COVID-19 patient dies in Occupied Srinagar, toll reaches to 5

A 70-year old COVID-19 patient died at SKIMS Hospital in Srinagar on Friday that reached the death toll of five patients in Indian Occupied Jammu & Kashmir, says a report reaching here Friday night from across the line of control

India never succeed to crush Kashmiris' struggle: JKPM

The Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Movement (JKPM), in Indian Held Kashmir, has paid glowing tributes to the martyrs of July 13, 1931 and all those who became victims of oppression during the last seventy two years of political struggle

Salman Khan in trouble for damaging antiques while shooting for �Dabangg 3'

Growing cultural colours of Multan with magnificient history

Growing cultural colours of Multan with magnificient history

An APP Feature (With Photos) By Iftikhar Ahmad Multan is home to a colourful culture, a dynamic youth talent pool and carries the marks of civilizational evolution over the last five to six thousand years of its continuous habitation

Tax abuse by wealthy individuals, corps. undermine social justice: UN experts

As information from the leaked 'Paradise Papers' continues to be made public, two United Nations human rights experts on Thursday urged the States to act tough against "abusive" tax conduct by wealthy individuals and international corporations, which undermines social justice and human rights worldwide

Protecting human rights, essential in promoting sustainable

Five killed as train hits rickshaw

Five killed as train hits rickshaw