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IRINN July 3, 2024 - Vimarsana News

IRINN July 3, 2024

President in a telephone conversation Ismail Haniyeh called this crime a sign of the helplessness of the zionists failure to face the resistance front. Mr. Raisi criticized the silence of the human rights claimants and the young mens support of such crimes , calling them accomplices of this hated regime. Mr in this telephone conversation, Ismail Haniyeh stated that these bloods are the hope of the future and freedom for our nation and nation, and said these bloods not only do not cause a disturbance in the determination of the palestinian nation, but also make us stronger in the path of resist...

Dilip Kumar's ancestral home in Pakistan damaged in recent rains - Vimarsana News

Dilip Kumar's ancestral home in Pakistan damaged in recent rains

The house was declared Pakistan's national heritage monument in 2014. | Latest News India

'Woman more impacted by climate-related disasters' - Vimarsana News

'Woman more impacted by climate-related disasters'

Women disproportionately affected due to social, economic, and cultural factors, Dr. Ali Mir

Parties urged to fulfil commitments to sustainable population growth - Vimarsana News

Parties urged to fulfil commitments to sustainable population growth

ISLAMABAD: The Coalition of Civil Society Organisations has called upon political parties to fulfil their commitments outlined in their manifestos regarding sustainable population growth once in...

New govts urged to fulfil manifestos on population - Vimarsana News

New govts urged to fulfil manifestos on population

LAHORE:While presenting the analysis of the election manifestos of the four major political parties of the country, Population Council has hoped that the new government newly-elected Prime Minister...