The National Assembly Steering Committee has assured to officially re-record the National Anthem of Pakistan considering the higher international standards of orchestras.

For this official objective, Steering Committee has been able to bring together a large choir of 120-150 musicians from all four provinces of Pakistan with Gilgit Baltistan, Azad Jammu, and Kashmir, with the exclusive purpose of reflecting the different pictures of the whole Pakistan federation and religions.

In 1954, the National Anthem of Pakistan was officially recorded, and since then, over the long period of 60 years, there have been multiple revolutionary changes in National Anthem assisted by digital technology.

In the meeting presided by Committee Chairman, former Senator, Federal Minister Javed Jabbar, it was decided to utilize the magnificent and distinctive quality of brass band possessed by Pakistan Air Force, Army, and Navy to enhance and modify the instrumental quality of musicians.

In addition to this, the Committee has also proposed the film and video producers for the creation of a short video with a duration of one minute and 20 seconds, featuring a new re-recording of the National Anthem.

Budget and production logistics were also discussed in the meeting, with forming a target of accomplishing the task of re-recording the National Anthem till, 75th Independence Anniversary of Pakistan,2022.

Author: Qurratulain Tahir

India and Pakistan have come to blows at the United Nations with Prime Minister Imran Khan’s fiery address to the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on Friday.

In his speech, he openly criticised the world for her hypocrisy and silence on Indian human rights violations plus atrocious carried out in Indian occupied Kashmir. Imran Khan said the most prevalent and dreadful form of Islamophobia is ruling India. Continuing, he said that the vindictive Hindutva ideology is prevailing in India, disseminated by the fascist RSS-BJP government, has created an atmosphere of horror and brutality against 200 million-strong Muslim community. Moreover, under the BJP government, India has revoked the status of Kashmir and certain human rights violations were made.

In reply to PM Imran Khan’s fiery speech, Indian diplomat at the General Assembly, Sneha Dubey exercised her right to reply, she alleged that Pakistan provided shelter to terrorists and regarded the Kashmir issue as their internal matter.

In her reply, Pakistani diplomat Saima Saleem said that Kashmir was not a ” so-called intrinsic part and internal matter”. It remains a disputed territory whose final fate is still to be decided by democratic principles of the free and unbiased referendum under the resolution of the UN security council.

Author: Amna Sheraz

Foreign Office of Pakistan summoned Indian diplomat over anti Muslim activities of Indian Police which is politically motivated.

A video surfacing on internet in which a man can be seen hitting an apparently dead body of a Muslim. The video went viral on internet and netizens have been demanding action against Assam police for violation of human rights.

Foreign Office conveyed its concern to the Indian diplomat over the anti-Muslim eviction drive in Assam. Foreign Office urged India to investigate the matter and punish those who are responsible for tourturing the Muslim community.

During the eviction drive, two people were killed and more than dozen were injured. However, the video of the person who is beating a dead body left everyone shocked.

Just a few days after Argentina showed their interest in buying JF-17 Thunder fighter jets, Iraq has also closed a deal with Pakistan Air Force to buy JF-17 thunder for their Air Force.

After several rounds of discussion between Pakistan and the Iraqi Air Force, the Deputy Chief of the Iraqi Air Force, Major General Muhammad Majed Mehndi, has come to Pakistan to confirm the deal to buy JF-17 fighter jets.

Both the Pakistani and Iraqi governments have approved the defence deal. Top military officials of both countries are expected to sign an official agreement next month to buy 12 JF-17 fighter jets. The Iraqi government has allocated $664 million for the purchase.