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#DGISPR is vindicated yet again: #India is the mastermind fueling #Balochistan's terror. These foreign-backed fugitives and the BLA/BNM are nothing more than #Indian puppets—a damning reality confessed straight from (Gobar Arya) an Indian major's own foul mouth.
Bleed Green53,475 görüntüleme • 23 gün önce
The 1971 war between India and Pakistan, which led to the creation of Bangladesh, is a historical event shrouded in complex narratives. Indian intervention and a meticulously planned attack on East Pakistan's sovereignty have been intertwined with claims of conspiracy and collusion. The training of Mukti Bahini terrorists before the war and the simultaneous birth of the Special Frontier Force add layers to the conspiracy theory. The conflict escalated with Operation Searchlight initiated by Pakistan in March 1971, aiming to restore order. However, it is contended that Mukti Bahini's activities, supported by India, had already set the stage for a full-fledged civil war. Controversies surround the number of casualties during the war, with figures ranging from 50,000 to 3 million. Scholars like Sarmila Bose challenge the widely accepted narrative, pointing to atrocities committed by Mukti Bahini and Awami Leaguers. #1971War #MuktiBahini #PakistanArmy #16December1971 #16December2014
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Captain (Retired) Fazal Ghani Mian, the Pakistani aviator who piloted the inaugural Emirates flight from Dubai to Karachi on the 25th of October, 1985, had a distinguished career spanning 35 years with Pakistan International Airlines (PIA). During his tenure, he served in various capacities, including Chief Pilot, Training Pilot, Check Pilot, and VIP Pilot. Notably, Captain Mian played a pivotal role in training pilots for Emirates airline and participated in the maiden Emirates flight, EK 601, from Dubai to Karachi. During this historic flight, he was accompanied by Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed, the Chairman of Emirates. In his role as a VIP pilot, Captain Mian operated special flights, including those between Pakistan and China. He facilitated important state visits, such as Zulfikar Ali Bhutto's trip to North Korea, and even delivered relief supplies to Guatemala following the devastating earthquake of 1976, demonstrating his expertise by landing on a high-altitude runway. Captain Fazal Ghani Mian passed away on the 29th of October, 2021, in Islamabad. In a series of interviews conducted by Saima Shabbir for Arab News, his loved ones and colleagues shared heartfelt memories: - "My father was a patriotic Pakistani who cherished both Emirates and PIA until his last breath. He envisioned a bright future for PIA and considered it a venerable institution," said his daughter, Lubna Ghani Hayauddin. - Reflecting on their marriage in 1962, his wife, Touhida Ghani, recalled, "I was fortunate to be his spouse. He was a kind-hearted man who balanced his dedication to work with his commitment to family. He guided me through life's journey and epitomized the essence of family life. Despite tempting job offers from Emirates, he remained loyal to PIA, keeping Pakistan as his anchor." - Captain Kamal Al-Karimi, who shared 35 years of camaraderie with Captain Mian, described him as "a devoted Pakistani, a true friend, and a passionate professional." He urged today's pilots and professionals to emulate Captain Mian's dedication in order to restore the national carrier to its former glory.
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The Pakistan Army organized a free medical camp in Gilgit-Baltistan. On May 15, 2024, a one-day free medical camp was held in Kharakoo village of the Ghanche district. During this camp, the Pakistan Army provided medical assistance to over 1,500 patients. The camp was staffed by 26 doctors and other personnel from the Army Medical Corps. The medical camp addressed common ailments such as allergies/flu, gastrointestinal issues, high blood pressure, diabetes, joint pain, back pain, skin wounds, and general body weakness. Services offered included routine medical and dental check-ups, ECG, lab investigations, portable dental X-rays, minor surgical procedures, patient consultations, medications, dressings, and wound care.
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Mandhokha Waterfall is located in Khamrang Valley, Skardu, on the route to Kargil. It is approximately 50 km from Skardu, requiring about 1 hour and 30 minutes to reach. The waterfall is surrounded by scenic green areas. Although some believe it is artificial, its 180-foot height and gushing water make it an ideal spot for cooling off in the summer, though it can be quite cold in the winter.
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In institutions such as DHA, Fauji Foundation, and other military organizations, which are often criticized in the context of taxation, the employees are not exclusively uniformed military personnel. In fact, a significant majority are civilians. These institutions not only contribute substantial revenue in terms of income tax and duties but also provide numerous employment opportunities for non-military personnel.
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