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في: الهند, Pakistan

A month of India-Pakistan tension: What happened during the 88-hour conflict?

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    ‫أضاف ‫‫إجابة يوم يونيو 6, 2025 في 7:07 am

    The 88-hour conflict between India and Pakistan in May 2025, often referred to as "Operation Sindoor" by India, was a brief but intense military confrontation that brought the two nuclear-armed rivals to the brink of a full-scale war. Here's a summary of what happened: Background: The conflict was t‫اقرأ المزيد

    The 88-hour conflict between India and Pakistan in May 2025, often referred to as “Operation Sindoor” by India, was a brief but intense military confrontation that brought the two nuclear-armed rivals to the brink of a full-scale war.
    Here’s a summary of what happened:
    Background: The conflict was triggered by a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir, on April 22, 2025, which killed 26 civilians. India accused Pakistan of supporting and aiding the attack, a claim Pakistan denied.
    Key Events of the 88-hour conflict (May 7-10, 2025):
    * May 7: India’s “Operation Sindoor” begins.
    * In the early hours, India launched missile and air strikes (Operation Sindoor) targeting what it described as nine “terrorist hubs” in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, including Muridke and Bahawalpur. India stated that no Pakistani military or civilian facilities were targeted.
    * Pakistan, however, claimed the Indian strikes targeted civilian areas, including mosques, resulting in 31 Pakistani civilian deaths.
    * Immediately after the initial strikes, a major air battle ensued between Indian and Pakistani fighter jets, lasting over an hour. Both sides claimed downing adversary aircraft, and there were reports of aircraft losses on both sides due to air defense systems.
    * Pakistan responded with its own mortar attacks and a blitz on Poonch, Jammu, reportedly killing 16 civilians and destroying hundreds of homes.
    * There were also reports of armed skirmishes along the Line of Control (LoC) starting as early as April 24.
    * May 7-9: Drone Duels and Escalation.
    * Over the next two nights, Pakistan heavily utilized its drone fleet, reportedly targeting 36 locations on May 8 and 26 on May 9, from Leh to Sir Creek.
    * India’s integrated air and missile defense system reportedly largely defeated several waves of Pakistani drone attacks.
    * Fighting along the Line of Control in Kashmir intensified and resulted in significant casualties for both sides.
    * Concerns about nuclear escalation grew, particularly on May 8-9, leading to significant diplomatic engagement, primarily by the United States.
    * May 9-10: Crisis Climax.
    * In the early hours of May 10, both sides accused each other of launching missile attacks on airbases. India accused Pakistan of targeting Indian air bases, including Sirsa, while Pakistan accused India of attacking several Pakistani air bases, including Nur Khan, Rafiqi, and Murid.
    * India claimed its air force established supremacy by targeting airfields and other military targets across Pakistan with impunity.
    * Pakistan launched “Operation Bunyan al-Marsus,” targeting several Indian military bases.
    * May 10: Ceasefire.
    * After four days of intense fighting and under significant pressure from the United States, India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire.
    * Despite the agreement, explosions were reportedly heard in border towns hours later, with both sides accusing each other of violations.
    Aftermath and Analysis:
    * Both India and Pakistan declared victory, and there was considerable misinformation and disinformation surrounding the events.
    * The conflict marked a significant escalation, crossing previous thresholds in terms of geographic reach, systems employed (including modern Chinese weapons on Pakistan’s side), and impacts.
    * It highlighted the growing use of standoff weapons, drones, and advanced air defense systems in modern warfare.
    * The crisis underscored the fragility of peace between the two nuclear powers and the persistent risk of escalation.

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Is the India-Pakistan Simla Agreement going to end?

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    ‫أضاف ‫‫إجابة يوم يونيو 5, 2025 في 1:21 pm

    While Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif recently stated that the 1972 Simla Agreement has lost its "sanctity" and is a "dead document" due to India's "unilateral actions," Pakistan's Foreign Ministry has clarified that no formal decision has been taken to scrap any bilateral agreements with I‫اقرأ المزيد

    While Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif recently stated that the 1972 Simla Agreement has lost its “sanctity” and is a “dead document” due to India’s “unilateral actions,” Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry has clarified that no formal decision has been taken to scrap any bilateral agreements with India, including the Simla Agreement.
    Therefore, as of now, the Simla Agreement is still officially in effect. However, the comments from the Defense Minister highlight the ongoing tensions between the two countries and Pakistan’s perception that the agreement’s relevance has diminished due to recent events.
    The Simla Agreement, signed after the 1971 Indo-Pak war, aims to resolve disputes between India and Pakistan bilaterally and peacefully.

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Why couldn't Starlink service start in Pakistan?

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    ‫أضاف ‫‫إجابة يوم يونيو 5, 2025 في 12:47 pm

    Starlink service has not yet fully started in Pakistan due to a combination of regulatory hurdles, technical requirements, and strategic considerations. Here's a breakdown of the key reasons: * Temporary vs. Permanent Registration/Licensing: While Starlink received temporary registration from the Pa‫اقرأ المزيد

    Starlink service has not yet fully started in Pakistan due to a combination of regulatory hurdles, technical requirements, and strategic considerations. Here’s a breakdown of the key reasons:
    * Temporary vs. Permanent Registration/Licensing: While Starlink received temporary registration from the Pakistan Space Activities Regulatory Board (PSARB) in March 2025, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has decided not to issue a full operational license until Starlink completes all regulatory and technical requirements for permanent registration with PSARB. This distinction is a major point of delay.
    * Complex Regulatory Framework: Pakistan has introduced new regulations, including the National Satellite Policy (2023) and the Pakistan Space Activities Rules (2024), to govern satellite telecommunications. Starlink needs to comply with these comprehensive frameworks, which adds layers of complexity to the licensing process.
    * Security Clearances and Concerns: National security is a primary concern for Pakistan. Authorities are carefully reviewing Starlink’s operations to ensure it doesn’t compromise national security by creating loopholes for cyberattacks, espionage, or interference with critical infrastructure. There are also concerns about how satellite services could be used to bypass regulations on sensitive topics or in security-sensitive areas. Starlink needs to secure all necessary security clearances.
    * Technical Requirements and Interference: The PTA and other stakeholders like the Frequency Allocation Board (FAB) and SUPARCO have raised concerns about potential interference between Starlink’s Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites and existing communication infrastructure, particularly Geostationary Satellite Orbit (GSO) systems. Starlink needs to ensure its operations do not disrupt existing networks and that its uplinks and downlinks are compatible.
    * Establishment of Ground Stations: For Starlink to operate effectively in Pakistan, it needs to set up ground stations within the country. This involves significant infrastructure installations and logistical challenges.
    * Integration with Existing Telecom Ecosystem: Ensuring seamless integration with Pakistan’s current telecom networks is another crucial aspect.
    * Pricing Concerns: While not a direct cause of the delay in regulatory approval, the high pricing of Starlink’s hardware and monthly subscription fees could be a challenge for widespread adoption among average Pakistani consumers, even once services are launched.
    * Potential Resistance from Local ISPs: Existing internet service providers in Pakistan may view Starlink’s entry as a threat to their market share, potentially leading to lobbying efforts or other forms of resistance that could indirectly impact the regulatory process.
    Despite these challenges, Starlink has been preparing its infrastructure, and Pakistani officials have indicated ongoing discussions to finalize the regulatory framework. While an official launch date is still pending, some reports have suggested a potential launch by November 2025 if all legal and regulatory conditions are met.

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في: Cricket Pakistan, Pakistan

How much pension do former Pakistani cricketers, including Imran Khan, receive?

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    ‫أضاف ‫‫إجابة يوم يونيو 5, 2025 في 7:02 am

    The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) provides pensions to former Test cricketers based on the number of Tests they have played. As of updates in May 2022 and January 2023, the monthly pension amounts are: * PKR 142,000 for players who have played 10 or fewer Tests. * PKR 148,000 for players who have pla‫اقرأ المزيد

    The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) provides pensions to former Test cricketers based on the number of Tests they have played. As of updates in May 2022 and January 2023, the monthly pension amounts are:
    * PKR 142,000 for players who have played 10 or fewer Tests.
    * PKR 148,000 for players who have played between 11 and 20 Tests.
    * PKR 154,000 for players who have played 21 or more Tests.
    Imran Khan, having played 88 Test matches for Pakistan, falls into the highest category. Therefore, he receives a monthly pension of PKR 154,000.
    It’s important to note that the PCB also announced that these pension amounts would be increased annually in line with the inflation rate, and in the event of a player’s demise, the pension would be transferred to their widow. However, there have been reports of delays in implementing the annual inflation-based increase due to budget approvals.

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What is the reason for the failure of a large number of candidates in Pakistan's civil service exam?

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    ‫أضاف ‫‫إجابة يوم يونيو 5, 2025 في 4:50 am

    The high failure rate in Pakistan's Civil Superior Services (CSS) exam is a persistent issue, with multiple contributing factors. Here's a breakdown of the main reasons: 1. Weak English Language and Writing Skills: * Poor Grammar and Composition: Many candidates struggle with basic English grammar,‫اقرأ المزيد

    The high failure rate in Pakistan’s Civil Superior Services (CSS) exam is a persistent issue, with multiple contributing factors. Here’s a breakdown of the main reasons:
    1. Weak English Language and Writing Skills:
    * Poor Grammar and Composition: Many candidates struggle with basic English grammar, sentence structure, and coherent expression, which are crucial for the English Essay and English (Precis and Composition) papers – often the subjects where most candidates fail.
    * Lack of Analytical and Critical Thinking: The exam demands more than rote memorization. Candidates often fail to analyze issues critically, develop strong arguments, and present their ideas with clarity and logical structure.
    * Insufficient Writing Practice: Many aspirants do not practice writing full-length answers or essays under timed conditions, leading to slow writing speed, poorly structured responses, and incomplete papers in the actual exam.
    * Reliance on Memorization over Understanding: Students often prioritize memorizing facts and information rather than developing a deep understanding of concepts and the ability to articulate their own reasoned perspectives.
    2. Inadequate Preparation and Study Habits:
    * Unstructured Preparation: Many students lack a proper strategic plan for their preparation, leading to disorganized study and inefficient use of time.
    * Outdated Resources: Reliance on brief summaries, guidebooks, or outdated class notes is common. These resources often lack the depth, critical perspective, and updated information required to excel.
    * Overloading New Topics: Attempting to cover excessive new material close to the exam instead of focusing on revision can disrupt retention and cause mental exhaustion.
    * Poor Subject Selection: Candidates sometimes choose optional subjects based on trends or perceived scoring potential, rather than their prior knowledge or interest, leading to poor performance.
    3. Systemic and Educational Challenges:
    * Outdated Examination System: Critics argue that the CSS exam system is outdated and doesn’t adequately assess modern skills needed for civil service, with a lack of dedicated cadres for crucial modern sectors like technology or finance.
    * Focus on Theoretical Evaluation: The exam heavily emphasizes theoretical knowledge through long essays and extensive syllabi, which may not fully reflect a candidate’s aptitude for practical administration.
    * Quality of Coaching Academies: While many candidates rely on coaching academies, some officials criticize these institutions for promoting rote learning and memorization of likely questions rather than encouraging critical thinking and originality.
    * Lack of Quality Teachers: The broader education system in Pakistan may not effectively prepare students with the necessary English language and analytical skills required for the CSS exam.
    * Societal Pressure and Expectations: The immense societal and familial pressure associated with the CSS exam can lead to increased anxiety, stress, and self-doubt among candidates, hindering their performance.
    * Low Passing Rate: The consistently low passing rate (often around 2-3%) itself creates a sense of discouragement and intensifies the pressure on aspirants.
    4. Other Factors:
    * Time Management Issues: Many candidates struggle with managing their time effectively during preparation and in the actual exam.
    * Lack of Originality: Over-reliance on pre-packaged answers or ideas from guidebooks can stifle originality and creative thought, which examiners often look for.
    * Test Anxiety: The fear of underperformance can lead to anxiety and loss of focus, impacting a candidate’s ability to perform effectively.
    In essence, a combination of individual preparation deficiencies, systemic educational shortcomings, and the demanding nature of the exam itself contributes to the high failure rate in Pakistan’s civil service examination.

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في: Pakistan

Is Muhammad Zubair joining PTI?

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    ‫أضاف ‫‫إجابة يوم يونيو 5, 2025 في 2:12 am

    Yes, it appears Muhammad Zubair is likely to join Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). According to recent reports from June 5, 2025, Muhammad Zubair, former Sindh Governor and ex-spokesperson for Nawaz Sharif, has formally distanced himself from the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and is reportedly‫اقرأ المزيد

    Yes, it appears Muhammad Zubair is likely to join Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).
    According to recent reports from June 5, 2025, Muhammad Zubair, former Sindh Governor and ex-spokesperson for Nawaz Sharif, has formally distanced himself from the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and is reportedly in the final stages of aligning with PTI. Sources indicate he has expressed willingness to join PTI, and the party’s political committee is expected to deliberate further on the matter. PTI spokesperson Raoof Hasan also revealed that former President Arif Alvi conveyed Zubair’s interest in joining the party.

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في: Pakistan

What was the price of gold in Pakistan today?

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    ‫أضاف ‫‫إجابة يوم يونيو 4, 2025 في 7:04 am

    As of Wednesday, June 4, 2025, here are the approximate gold prices in Pakistan: * 24K Gold Per Tola: Approximately PKR 351,800 - PKR 356,283 * 24K Gold Per 10 Grams: Approximately PKR 301,620 - PKR 306,108 * 24K Gold Per Gram: Approximately PKR 30,162 - PKR 30,610 Please note that gold prices can f‫اقرأ المزيد

    As of Wednesday, June 4, 2025, here are the approximate gold prices in Pakistan:
    * 24K Gold Per Tola: Approximately PKR 351,800 – PKR 356,283
    * 24K Gold Per 10 Grams: Approximately PKR 301,620 – PKR 306,108
    * 24K Gold Per Gram: Approximately PKR 30,162 – PKR 30,610
    Please note that gold prices can fluctuate throughout the day and may vary slightly depending on the city and local bullion markets.

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Normal gate pakistan price?

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    ‫أضاف ‫‫إجابة يوم يونيو 2, 2025 في 2:46 pm

    The price of a "normal" gate in Pakistan can vary significantly depending on several factors, including: * Material: Iron, steel, aluminum, and combinations of these (e.g., with glass, fiber, or CNC designs) are common. The type of metal and its gauge (thickness) will heavily influence the price. *‫اقرأ المزيد

    The price of a “normal” gate in Pakistan can vary significantly depending on several factors, including:
    * Material: Iron, steel, aluminum, and combinations of these (e.g., with glass, fiber, or CNC designs) are common. The type of metal and its gauge (thickness) will heavily influence the price.
    * Size: Larger gates naturally cost more due to increased material and labor.
    * Design and Intricacy: Simple, standard designs will be less expensive than custom-made, ornate, or CNC-cut gates.
    * Type of Gate:
    * Swing gates: Traditional opening gates.
    * Sliding gates: Often used for larger driveways or where space is limited.
    * Automatic/Motorized gates: These include the cost of the motor and installation, significantly increasing the price.
    * Finish: Powder coating, paint, or other rust-proof treatments will add to the cost.
    * Labor and Installation: Prices can differ between cities and individual fabricators/installers.
    * Market Fluctuations: Steel and other material prices can fluctuate, impacting the final cost.
    General Price Ranges (as of late 2024/early 2025 based on available data):
    It’s challenging to give a single “normal” price, but here’s a breakdown of what you might expect for residential gates in Pakistan:
    * Basic Iron Gates: You can find very simple iron gates starting from around PKR 7,500 to PKR 20,000. These are typically for smaller openings or very plain designs.
    * Standard Iron/Steel Gates: For a more typical residential main gate made of iron or steel, prices often range from PKR 35,000 to PKR 65,000.
    * More Elaborate or Larger Gates: If you’re looking for a larger gate, a gate with more intricate designs (like CNC cut patterns), or a gate with heavier gauge materials, the price can go up to PKR 100,000 or even higher. Some premium or very large custom-designed gates can even reach PKR 600,000 or more.
    * Aluminum Gates: Aluminum gates can be in a similar range to steel or higher, depending on the design and complexity, with some listings showing prices around US400 – US500 per set (which translates to approximately PKR 110,000 – PKR 140,000 at an exchange rate of ~PKR 278 to 1 USD).
    * Automatic Gate Systems: Adding an automatic motor and remote control system will significantly increase the overall cost, with automatic gate motors alone ranging from PKR 100,000 to PKR 150,000 or more, in addition to the gate’s cost.
    Where to look for prices:
    * Online Marketplaces: Websites like OLX Pakistan are good for getting an idea of current asking prices from various sellers and fabricators.
    * Local Fabricators/Welders: Visiting local workshops that specialize in metalwork will allow you to get quotes for custom designs and standard sizes.
    * Construction Material Suppliers: Some larger suppliers of construction materials may also offer pre-fabricated gates.
    To get an accurate price, it’s best to:
    * Determine your exact requirements: Measure the width and height of the opening.
    * Decide on the material: Iron, steel, aluminum, etc.
    * Choose a design style: Simple, modern, traditional, ornate, etc.
    * Contact multiple suppliers/fabricators for quotes and compare them.

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في: التشفير العملة, Pakistan

solar system cost pakistan?

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Pakistan Ka Sab Se Unique Beef Pulao?

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    ‫أضاف ‫‫إجابة يوم يونيو 2, 2025 في 1:46 pm

    When discussing "unique" beef pulao in Pakistan, the Bannu Beef Pulao stands out as particularly distinct. Here's what makes it unique: * Origin and Regionality: It hails from the Bannu district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a region known for its unique culinary traditions influenced by Pashtun cuisine. T‫اقرأ المزيد

    When discussing “unique” beef pulao in Pakistan, the Bannu Beef Pulao stands out as particularly distinct.
    Here’s what makes it unique:
    * Origin and Regionality: It hails from the Bannu district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a region known for its unique culinary traditions influenced by Pashtun cuisine. This regional specificity gives it a distinct character compared to other pulao variations found across Pakistan.
    * Emphasis on Yakhni (Stock): The core of Bannu Pulao lies in its deeply flavorful beef stock (yakhni). Large, bone-in pieces of beef are slow-cooked for an extended period, allowing the marrow and bones to infuse the water with a rich, savory essence. This yakhni is then used to cook the rice, imparting a profound depth of flavor.
    * Simplicity in Spices, Richness in Flavor: Unlike some other Pakistani rice dishes that can be heavily spiced, Bannu Pulao often relies on a relatively simpler blend of whole spices like cumin, coriander, black pepper, and cinnamon. The emphasis is on the natural flavor of the beef and the yakhni, rather than an overpowering spice blend.
    * Minimal or No Tomatoes/Yogurt: Many Pakistani pulao recipes incorporate tomatoes and/or yogurt for tang and richness. Bannu Pulao typically omits or uses very minimal amounts of these, allowing the pure beef and spice flavors to shine.
    * Garnish: It’s often garnished with fried onions, green chilies, and lemon wedges, adding freshness and a slight kick that complements the rich base. Sometimes, you might find variations with fried almonds and raisins, similar to Kabuli Pulao, which also has roots in the region.
    * Appearance: The resulting pulao often has a lighter color compared to a biryani, reflecting the less intense use of turmeric and other color-inducing spices. The focus is on the long-grain basmati rice, which should be separate and fluffy.
    While there are many delicious beef pulao variations across Pakistan (like the ones found in Lahore or Karachi), the Bannu Beef Pulao’s focus on slow-cooked, bone-in beef, a clear and aromatic yakhni, and a comparatively simpler spice profile gives it a truly unique and highly sought-after taste.

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