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PPF condemns threats of demolition of the property of journalist Miraj Khalid Wazir in South Waziristan after he posted against a jirga decision on social media - - Vimarsana News

PPF condemns threats of demolition of the property of journalist Miraj Khalid Wazir in South Waziristan after he posted against a jirga decision on social media -

Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) condemns the threats to Hum Pashto 1 Correspondent Miraj Khalid Wazir by a jirga (a council of local tribal elders) after he posted on social media against a decision they had taken regarding demotion of houses in the Wana district of South Waziristan in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. The threats of demolition of

Pak-Afghan border reopens after 9 days - Vimarsana News

Pak-Afghan border reopens after 9 days

LANDIKOTAL: Thousands of passengers and trucks carrying fresh fruits, vegetables and other commodities crossed the Torkham border on Friday as Pakistan reopened the crossing with Afghanistan after...

A Tale of Sacrifices by PPP - Daily Times - Vimarsana News

A Tale of Sacrifices by PPP - Daily Times

Dailytimes.com.pk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from dailytimes.com.pk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

23 Afghan Provinces Affected by Recent Flooding - Vimarsana News

23 Afghan Provinces Affected by Recent Flooding

In recent flooding in 23 provinces, 10 people have died and 80 others were injured. Parwan, Uruzgan and Balkh were the provinces most affected.

Govt must find more markets for pine nuts: Traders - Vimarsana News

Govt must find more markets for pine nuts: Traders

KHOST CITY (Pajhwok): Pine nut traders in southeastern Khost province say they would suffer losses like last year if the government doesn’t explore other markets