Pak Media

Pakistan Army propels propaganda, takes domestic media for 'partial' Balakot tour

Even though the Pakistan government's motive was to propel propaganda that IAF strike hit no real targets in Balakot, but the inaccessibility to the partial area is likely to elicit the opposite response.

Pakistan minister converts Chinese national to Islam: Pak media

“He captured a few pictures with us and later we started talking,” Ali said, adding that the pair began talking and he explained the religion to him. “He [Chinese national] was impressed and immediately asked us to convert him to Islam,” the minister added.

Pakistani journalist Gul Bukhari abducted in Lahore, returns home hours later

Gul Bukhari was on her way to the Waqt TV studio for a show when she was intercepted and abducted on Sherpao Bridge in Lahore's Cantonment area at around 11 pm last night. 

Pakistani media blasts government for using terror groups as instruments of foreign policy

Assaulted and robbed, Pak-based journalist of an Indian news channel narrowly escapes abduction bid

Renowned journalist Taha Siddiqui, who heads the Pakistan bureau for an Indian news channel, claimed that he was beaten blue and black by the men but he managed to escape.

Peace between India and Pakistan 'obviously a distant prospect': Pak daily

With seven decades of unending hostility, peaceful coexistence between India and Pakistan "is very obviously a distant prospect", a leading Pakistani newspaper said on Tuesday

‘Groundless and fake’, says Chinese media on Pak TV channel's report of death of 158 Indian soldiers in Sikkim

Dunya News, an Urdu-language television channel in Pakistan, reported yesterday that at least 158 Indian soldiers were killed on Monday as China fired rockets across the border in Sikkim.

Pak media report on 158 Indian soldiers killed in Sikkim 'malicious', 'baseless': MEA

India on Monday termed as “utterly baseless, malicious and mischievous” a report about casualties of Indian soldiers in Sikkim due to military action with another country

India refuses visas to Pakistani patients, claims Pak media

Pakistani media has reported that India has not issued visas for two months to Pakistani patients who travel to the country for treatment.

NSAs of India, Pakistan agree to reduce tensions along LoC, says Sartaj Aziz: Pak media

National Security Advisors of the two nations spoke on Monday morning to reduce tensions along the Line of Control, Pakistani media outlets quoted Adviser to Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz as saying.

India orchestrated Uri attack to foment Sikh-Muslim tension: Pak media’s latest ‘conspiracy theory’

Pakistan's media is coming up with multiple theories to justify their stance that it was India that orchestrated the Uri terror attack. Here's how Pakistan's News International has come to the above conclusion. The first

Staged drama, India’s fault’: Pakistani newspapers and their bizarre conclusions on Uri terror attacks

Here is how Pakistani newspapers reported terrorist attack at Uri Army camp that killed 18 soldiers

Bihar steals Modi's firecrackers: Pak media

Islamabad: Leading Pakistani newspapers today ran front-page stories on Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led BJP's rout in the key Bihar polls, in which Pakistan figured as a major issue during campaigning that saw party president making

Lakhvi's voice samples cannot be used as evidence: Pak media

Islamabad: Mumbai terror attack mastermind Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi's voice samples cannot be used as evidence as their is no law to prove its authenticity, a media report said on Saturday."Though it might be helpful in the

India-US ties about smiles, opportunities: Pakistani daily

Islamabad: The India-US relationship is "seemingly about smiles and opportunities", while the Pakistan-India relationship "is about grimaces and perceptions", a leading daily said Tuesday on the concluding day of US President Barack Obama's three-day state

Sharif's visit to India could give peace a chance: Pak media

Islamabad: Pakistan Premier Nawaz Sharif's decision to attend the swearing-in ceremony of Prime Minister-elect Narendra Modi is a step in the right direction to give peace a chance, media here said today.  By agreeing to

Punish everyone responsible for Sarabjit's death: Pak media

Islamabad, May 3: The murder of Indian death row convict Sarabjit Singh in a Pakistani jail has the potential to impact bilateral relations and authorities must get to the bottom of the affair and punish

Sarabjit flip-flop, an international embarrassment, says Pak media

Islamabad, Jun 27: What should have been the release of an Indian death row prisoner has turned into an “international embarrassment” for the Pakistan government following the mix-up over the identity of two Indian nationals

Gilani Given Last Lifeline By SC, Says Pak Media

Islamabad, Jan 17: Pakistani media today warned beleaguered Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani-led government that it has been granted a "last lifeline" by the Supreme Court to end its confrontation with the judiciary as the

Not Another Coup, Please, Pak Media Tells Army

Islamabad, Jan 12: ‘Not another coup, please', was the advice given by the Pakistani media today to the powerful military, which is engaged in a major stand off with the weak civilian government over the