Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday said that Pakistan could free itself from reliance on global financial ...

How did Muhammad Ali Jinnah go from being a secular young man appalled by Indian ... ideas together into a personally appealing hybrid. Egyptians gather in Opera Square, Cairo, in December 1947 to ...

To manage the procession efficiently, M.A. Jinnah Road will be closed to regular traffic from Guru Mandir to Tower. Traffic police will guide motorists through alternative routes to prevent ...

To facilitate the event, M.A. Jinnah Road will remain closed to regular traffic from Guru Mandir to Tower, while alternative routes will be managed by traffic police personnel to ensure smooth ...

In what seemed like a single breath, he drew tenuous connections between opposition parties, the Waqf protests, Shaheen Bagh, Aurangzeb sympathisers, and Jinnah mindsets. “Aaj desh ne Shaheen Bagh ...

ISLAMABAD: City managers on Monday emphasised the need for beautifully landscaping the newly-constructed Jinnah Square (Serena Interchange) and Tayyip Erdogan Interchange (F-8 Jinnah Avenue ...

ISLAMABAD: City managers on Monday emphasised the need for beautifully landscaping the newly-constructed Jinnah Square (Serena Interchange) and Tayyip Erdogan Interchange (F-8 Jinnah Avenue) projects.

drawing a parallel to the actions of Mohammed Ali Jinnah in 1947. Krishnam claimed that Raut and Gandhi share a similar vision of breaking the nation, with Raut allegedly conspiring with Gandhi to ...

ISLAMABAD, Mar 17 (APP):Chairman Capital Development Authority (CDA) Muhammad Ali Randhawa on Monday outlined ambitious plans for the landscaping of the Jinnah Square and Tayyip Erdogan Interchange ...

However, the roots of this conflict trace back to a pivotal moment in history - the betrayal of Baloch aspirations by Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1948. Balochistan's historical lineage is deep ...

At the root of the rebellion is a betrayal by Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, despite accepting the autonomy of one of the princely states that didn't want to merge with them.

Jinnah initially accepted Kalat’s sovereign status, and the Khan trusted him to honour this agreement. However, Kalat was not as strategically important as Kashmir or Hyderabad, making it a ...