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Pakistan Monument hosted a special ceremony on Sunday marking the first anniversary of Pakistan’s declared victory in “Marka-e-Haq”, a term used by the state to describe the recent conflict with India.

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ADB-funded scheme to provide 12m gallons daily from Chahan Dam by 2027

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Colonial-era building continues to stand as symbol of heritage, interfaith harmony

Dehydration, weak immunity make children susceptible to waterborne diseases

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Minister praises Armed Forces' unwavering national defence role

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Mother lodges murder case against son after fatal shooting over family dispute

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As fears of renewed conflict hang over Iran, conservationists are shoring up battered historic sites and taking stock of the damage caused by the war with the United States and Israel, though experts warn some repairs could take years. At Golestan Palace, a defining cultural landmark in central Tehran, shattered mirrors, broken doors and debris from ornate ceilings now lie scattered across parts of the site after shockwaves from strikes on the capital following the outbreak of war on February 28. The former royal residence, known for its sprawling gardens, pools and royal halls, has been listed as a Unesco World Heritage site since 2013. The fragile truce in place since April 8 has allowed experts to begin gauging the scale of the damage, though the complex remains closed to the public. Visitors walk through the damaged interiors of the historic Golestan Palace in Tehran on April 4, 2026. — AFP/File “The damage has been assessed at several levels, but a more detailed specialised evaluation is still underway,”...

Asif Ali Zardari on Sunday paid tribute to police personnel martyred in a terrorist attack carried out by Fitna al-Khawarij on the Fateh Khel police station in Bannu.