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VIDEO | SCO Summit 2024: “I think that it's a very exciting moment for Pakistan. Pakistan is hosting this multilateral event after quite a long time. As far as Pakistan-India relations are concerned, I don’t think it is overshadowing it, rather it is contributing towards multilateral engagement which includes of course India. India is one of the responsible, important players on this forum and it is diversified engagement which Pakistan is looking for,” says former caretaker Pakistani PM Anwaar ul Haq Kakar (@anwaar_kakar) while responding to a question on India-Pakistan bilateral relations overshadowing the 24th annual summit of heads of state of the SCO. (Full video available on PTI Videos -

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بےغیرت نے اجلاس میں آئے صرف ایک ہی نمائندہ کو ویلکم کیا

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He took him to his home and he enjoyed with kakar wife He gave her good service and now kakar is too much happy and enjoyed alot 😊

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@anwaar_kakar Bagherto ko jhut bolta Howe shram bhi nhe ate pore dunya na dekha kasa election Howe hy lakin boot valo ka Noqar jiski auqat chaprassi bana ki bhi nhe the ussa pm bana dala ab unki namak harmai tu karna hy na lakin IN SHAA ALLAH tere Opar bhi Allah ka azab anaa hy ameen

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VIDEO | On PM Modi's visit to Canada, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor (Shashi Tharoor) says, "It is an important visit and G7 are no longer the seven largest economies of the world because India and China are there and should be a part of the G7 by that logic. The PM has a good opportunity to talk to them and have a role with them. It is nothing that we need to worry about that. I am sure that various important conversations are going to take place while he is there." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on reporters being banned from roaming the Upper Press Area of the White House: “We did unfortunately catch some reporters recording us, without our permission. Listening in on our conversations—eavesdropping. We would have staff meetings in the morning. Some of the reporters started to pick up on that, and they would be out there trying to listen… You would have reporters out there heckling [Secretary Marco Rubio and others].” We felt that it became very inappropriate for reporters to be loitering around sensitive information in our offices.”
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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on reporters being banned from roaming the Upper Press Area of the White House: “We did unfortunately catch some reporters recording us, without our permission. Listening in on our conversations—eavesdropping. We would have staff meetings in the morning. Some of the reporters started to pick up on that, and they would be out there trying to listen… You would have reporters out there heckling [Secretary Marco Rubio and others].” We felt that it became very inappropriate for reporters to be loitering around sensitive information in our offices.”

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Thank you Munizae Jahangir and Aaj TV Urdu for raising such an important matter in your interview of the Respected Prime Minister of Pakistan Mr. Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar sb.Anwaar ul Haq Kakar A very welcome statement by the Respected PM in your show. The Ahmadiyya Community in Pakistan wholly supports the respected PM statement regarding protecting all the vulnerable communities in the Country. However, it is of great concern to us that the commitment expressed by the respected PM should also be put into action. As we have seen recently since his oath, 12 Ahmadiyya places of worship in total have been desecrated while 10 of these places of worship were attacked after his speech on the Jaranwala incident. What is more worrisome here is that majority of these desecrations were carried out either by the Police officials themselves or in their presence despite there being a Judgement by the Lahore High Court clearly barring them to take such actions.
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LUNA: “If you know that you are going to get hit, and if you know you’re going to have people die, ultimately I would never want to have be in that position as the president.” “But what I will tell you is I would rather be on the right side and be able to control the outcome of something that I know is going to happen regardless.” MAHER: “I…I have to…I have to agree.”

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