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[00:00:00] easier and
[00:00:01] of more transparent. the meeting reviewed progress on the export promotion road
[00:00:04] map, including efforts to secure trade agreements, promote horticultural
[00:00:08] products and increase exports of surgical and medical instruments.
[00:00:12] initiatives to showcase pakistani products and international exhibitions were
[00:00:16] also discussed in the
[00:00:17] meeting. chairman
[00:00:21] NDMA liftenant general inamden prime minister
[00:00:25] shirin briefed him on the measures taken to deal with heavy monsoon brains and threat of
[00:00:29] flooding.
[00:00:30] of across the country, talking to him, the prime minister directed all
[00:00:34] relevant institutions to utilize available resources to provide relief and
[00:00:38] a assistance to the raid affected people. he also ordered effective
[00:00:42] coordination to keep roads
[00:00:43] of and bridges open and ensure timely delivery relief supplies.
[00:00:47] he also
[00:00:48] in instructed the NDA made to
[00:00:49] of maintain close coordination with provincial disaster management authorities and other
[00:00:53] relevant departments to ensure
[00:00:55] a a swift response to any emergency. the NDMA
[00:00:58] chairman that advanced. preparations had enabled relevant institutions
[00:01:02] to monitor the monsoon
[00:01:04] of situation more effectively and added that all concerned agencies are ready for
[00:01:08] rescue and relief operations in case of any weather related
[00:01:11] emergency.
[00:01:18] khaibar governor feisal karem kundi called on prime minister mohammad
[00:01:22] shahbas share for the prime minister's house. the meeting discussed the
[00:01:26] overall
[00:01:27] of political situation in the province, law and order and matters of mutual. the prime
[00:01:31] minister reiterated that the federal government would continue working
[00:01:34] for the development of and the welfare of its
[00:01:38] people. the meeting also emphasized
[00:01:42] a strengthening coordination between the federal and provincial governments and making
[00:01:45] further efforts to address public issues. federal minister for
[00:01:49] Kashmir Affairs in Gilgit Baltistan, engineer am and prime minister's
[00:01:53] of advisor and political affairs Rana sanalah were also
[00:01:56] present.
[00:02:01] Deputy prime minister and foreign
[00:02:03] of minister, Senator Mohammad Ishak Dad a meeting in Islamabad today to review
[00:02:07] the program for the 81st session
[00:02:09] of the United Nations General Assembly. The foreign secretary and special
[00:02:13] secretary brief the deputy prime minister on the proposed program including high
[00:02:17] level engagements, bilateral meetings and other key engagements in the
[00:02:21] sidelines
[00:02:22] of the United Nations General Assembly session. The deputy prime
[00:02:26] minister reviewed the proposed
[00:02:27] of program, a of provided guidance and its priorities and arrangements and directed
[00:02:31] to ensure close coordination and readiness of Pakistan's active engagement
[00:02:35] during the high level
[00:02:36] session.
[00:02:41] A year ago,
[00:02:42] of Pakistan's global English news voice entered few chapter,
[00:02:46] in what began as PTV world evolved into Pakistan TV with the clear
[00:02:50] ambition to
[00:02:52] of present Pakistan to the world through modern, credible and distinctly
[00:02:55] Pakistani English language news identity. One this
[00:02:59] report.
[00:03:00] of One year
[00:03:04] ago, Pakistan's Global English news voice embarked a
[00:03:07] transformation from PTV world to Pakistan
[00:03:10] of TV. The journey has reshaped how Pakistan reaches audiences across
[00:03:14] the world. The transition was more than a change of name. It marked our
[00:03:18] of transformation in how news is produced, presented and delivered to
[00:03:21] audiences beyond Pakistan's borders.
[00:03:24] of
[00:03:24] of Pakistan TV moved towards a 24/7 news operation strengthening
[00:03:28] its editorial workflow. and expanding its capacity to respond to
[00:03:32] breaking developments, national events and international stories with
[00:03:36] great speed and consistency. from presentations and on screen
[00:03:40] graphics to digital
[00:03:41] in output and news room coordination, the channel has continued to
[00:03:45] reshape its broadcast
[00:03:47] of identity, bringing Pakistan's perspective into a fast changing global
[00:03:50] media environment. one year on the transformation is visible on
[00:03:55] of screen, online and across the news room. one year later Pakistan
[00:03:59] TV
[00:03:59] in is no longer just broadcasting pakistan to the world, it is
[00:04:03] being heard and
[00:04:04] of quoted in the global news space. Rahul
[00:04:07] of Basharat, Pakistan TV,
[00:04:09] Islamabad. From
[00:04:13] global summits and political events to elections and moments of international
[00:04:16] significance. Pakistan TV has spent the past year bringing the world
[00:04:20] closer to its viewers. Ali andas looks at the years of change,
[00:04:24] expansion and new role for Pakistan's English state
[00:04:28] broadcaster.
[00:04:30] The year since
[00:04:31] a Pakistan TV appeared on the scene, it wasn't just
[00:04:33] a rebranding, the new identity meant new editorial
[00:04:37] direction and
[00:04:38] a renewed ambition. For
[00:04:40] of more than 12 years, this channel had been Pakistan's English
[00:04:43] of language window to the world, but lot has changed in the last one
[00:04:47] year.
[00:04:47] of Pakistan TV was no longer looking only at the world from Pakistan, it
[00:04:51] began going out in the world, putting reporters and correspondents on the
[00:04:55] ground at some
[00:04:57] a of the events shaping global headlines. From major political developments
[00:04:59] in and a international summits to
[00:05:01] of elections, conflicts, diplomatic engagements and events of global
[00:05:04] significance, Pakistan TV reported from the spot. For the first time,
[00:05:08] the channel was not simply relaying international events to international. news
[00:05:12] feeds, it was sending its own reporters to witness them, question them
[00:05:16] and report them, and that meant something more than expanding the channel
[00:05:20] geographical footprint. pakistan tv started telling Pakistan story
[00:05:24] and engaging with the world's biggest developments from its own perspective.
[00:05:28] The shift was also visible in the channel's editorial priorities.
[00:05:32] Pakistan TV increasingly looked beyond the traditional news cycle. It
[00:05:35] started bringing international developments closer to its audience at
[00:05:39] home. One year on, perhaps the biggest change is not. in the name on the
[00:05:43] screen, it is the journey Pakistan TV has traveled to tell the
[00:05:46] story. From Islamabad to the world's major news centers, Pakistan
[00:05:50] TV increasingly become part of international news picture, getting
[00:05:54] quoted by international news outlets. Pakistan TV is
[00:05:58] redefining what a state broadcaster can do a rapidly changing
[00:06:02] global media landscape. As Pakistan TV enters its second
[00:06:05] year, your objective remains clear, to represent Pakistan
[00:06:09] to the world and bring the world
[00:06:17] 15th day of 1965 war, Pakistan army repulsed the Indian
[00:06:21] core one attack in Salcour sector and inflicted heavy losses
[00:06:25] on the enemy when it tried to capture the positions of banana,
[00:06:28] Chivinda and Zafarwal. The Indian command changed the plan due
[00:06:32] to the stiff resistance with Pakistani army, however the Indian bit
[00:06:36] failed again as the valiant Pakistan army defended every inch the
[00:06:39] sector, four tanks of 16 Indian c'. were destroyed by the
[00:06:43] pakistani artillery fire and heavy shelling
[00:06:47] by pakistani air force and indian positions force the indians
[00:06:51] retreat from hasrinala. pakistan air force also shot down the
[00:06:54] indian bomber canbrah in his nagar, adampur, jodhpur, bulvara
[00:06:58] in pathankot. mujahidin eliminated 21 Indian soldiers in
[00:07:02] guru sector and seiz their post weapons and military gear in Rajori
[00:07:06] sector. the enemy fled the battlefield leaving behind large cash of
[00:07:10] weapons. 22 Indian Thanks 51 vehicles
[00:07:14] and gun position were also destroyed in Sialko, Jammu, Waga,
[00:07:17] Tari and Gudru
[00:07:19] sectors.
[00:07:23] Pakistan's maritime sector is undergoing major reforms under Prime Minister
[00:07:27] Shahbas task force with significant improvements reported in
[00:07:31] port performance, trade facilitation and cargo handling. The prime
[00:07:34] minister's task force on maritime reforms has identified 99
[00:07:38] actionable measures to improve port operations of which 85.
[00:07:42] have already been completed including greater self relience and dredging to
[00:07:46] maintain required port depts. the reforms have also
[00:07:50] boosted revenue collection with recoveries rising from 3 billion rupees last
[00:07:54] year to 7 billion rupees this year, while over 2 thous long
[00:07:57] stalled containers have been shifted off doc on the task
[00:08:01] force's recommendations. authorities are also automating
[00:08:05] 90% of exporters duty drawback claim through an
[00:08:08] online system as Pakistan's single window develops a digital port.
[00:08:12] community, a system to speed up and streamline port
[00:08:16] processes.
[00:08:21] President Prime Minister Sharif reaffirmed Pakistan's
[00:08:25] commitment to democracy, constitutional governance, fundamental rights,
[00:08:28] equality, justice, freedom and the rule of law on the international
[00:08:32] day of democracy. President that democracy requires respect for the
[00:08:36] will the people, meaningful public participation, accountable government
[00:08:40] and respect for minority view. point stressing the strong democratic
[00:08:44] institutions are essential for a peaceful, inclusive, stable and
[00:08:48] prosperous Pakistan. Prime minister Sharif at parliament remains the
[00:08:52] central democratic institution and emphasizes that laws must
[00:08:55] reflect public aspirations and address the evolving needs the
[00:08:59] people. both leaders pay tribute to political leaders, workers and
[00:09:03] citizens who have sacrifice for democracy and call for strengthening
[00:09:07] democratic institutions, protecting fundamental rights and
[00:09:11] promoting tolerance and dialogue, the president and the prime minister
[00:09:14] also reaffirmed Pakistan's support for democratic principles
[00:09:18] internationally and its commitment to the UN sustainable development
[00:09:22] goals, particularly democracy, peace, justice and strong
[00:09:25] institutions, while urging the nation to continue its collective efforts
[00:09:29] to uphold democratic values and build a prosperous
[00:09:31] future.
[00:09:38] Apple TV's qurky horror comedy series, widows bay
[00:09:42] dominate. to the emis winning record 14 awards in a single year
[00:09:45] for a comedy series, starring Matthew Riz is a leader of a
[00:09:49] mysterious New England island community, the show became one the year's biggest
[00:09:53] breakout hits. Riz,
[00:09:56] Kate O'Flynn and Stephen Route all took home acting honors.
[00:09:59] R is also one his first comedy Along with the limited series
[00:10:03] acting prize for the beast and me. He additionally shared the best
[00:10:07] comedy series win as a producer. The trying was major setback for
[00:10:11] hacks, the acclaimed. about veteran stand up comic and her
[00:10:14] troubled young assistant, meanwile hospital drama, the pit
[00:10:18] again claimed the top price for the best
[00:10:20] drama.
[00:11:59] Uh, in the last two days, however, we've seen a change in target sets,
[00:12:02] this now includes bridges, this now includes port
[00:12:05] facilities, clear message and clear remark that
[00:12:09] Pakistan is the strong regional player, is a
[00:12:13] peacemaker? Yes, of course there are signs, there are signs
[00:12:17] that the two sides are trying to come each other,
[00:12:21] are trying to settle the differences, people who were deals. said
[00:12:25] where in Muslim majority districts of West
[00:12:29] Bengal, these are new style of Jerry Mandering that was taking
[00:12:33] place.
[00:17:41] we are going on air with
[00:18:04] to deliberately the most serious. the stage
[00:18:07] channel and very late it should have been to walk into Pakistan
[00:18:11] television and see the world class infrastructure to
[00:18:15] see world class people and to see the
[00:18:29] Pakistan TV is being quoted in international mainstream media.
[00:18:32] hope that we will be able to make huge impact in the future as well and
[00:18:36] we will become This region's number one
[00:18:38] channel.
[00:18:55] From the heart of South Asia to the cross roads of central Asia, from the turbulent middle
[00:18:59] east and North Africa to the power corridors the west. I think
[00:19:03] that the proxy situation is very
[00:19:06] problematic. uh for the
[00:19:10] US, for Israel, for Iran, the Gulf
[00:19:13] states, um, for the world at large, this
[00:19:17] conflict could expand, that's what Pakistan and
[00:19:21] Kutter are trying to prevent, Israel wants the
[00:19:25] land of Palestine without the Palestinian people, and that is
[00:19:29] why we see the situation in
[00:19:32] Gaza being getting getting worse, field
[00:19:36] marner. Roman have have kept the channel open when nothing else was working and that
[00:19:40] matters, and of course the cease fire came through Islamabad.
[00:19:44] gender persecution is already a crime against humanity under the
[00:19:48] Rome statute, and the international criminal court has
[00:19:52] issued arrest warrants for the two top taliban
[00:19:55] leaders, habatullah and sheikhkani who is the
[00:19:59] chief justice. I suspect that the Canadians are going
[00:20:03] to pressure on areas that will cause lot of disc
[00:20:07] comfort to the Americans as they're coming into the midterm elections
[00:20:11] in November. Iran's declaration that it does not
[00:20:15] intend to produce a nuclear weapon is
[00:20:18] politically relevant, but declarations alone
[00:20:21] cannot resolve the security dilemma. Iran has always said it's
[00:20:25] prepared to continue the conflict, but it's clear that it's preferences for this war to
[00:20:29] end. The US in the Trump administration I think is the same. So there is
[00:20:33] alignment, but obviously the problem has been how we get
[00:20:36] there.
[00:21:20] partner like Unicef is so crucial to us because they
[00:21:24] have tremendous programs, tremendous understanding of how to
[00:21:28] make difference in these particular areas with newborns
[00:21:32] and maternity
[00:22:06] has become the latest casualty of Hindutva politics as
[00:22:10] Muslim students are punished for excelling in Indian occupied
[00:22:13] Kashmir. Fascist Modi regime has shut down a medical college
[00:22:17] in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir after the
[00:22:21] first bat saw an overwhelming number of admissions of Muslim
[00:22:25] students. Right-wing Hindu groups fueled by extremist
[00:22:29] Hindutva ideology under Prime Minister Modi
[00:22:32] demanded that the college should admit only Hindu
[00:22:35] students. The admissions to the medical college were finalized after
[00:22:39] India's national entrance examination test.
[00:22:42] Legislators the ruling BJP even petitioned the lieutenant
[00:22:46] governor to enforce religious discrimination. And so on the sixth. of
[00:22:50] January, the National Medical Commission revoked the college's recognition citing
[00:22:54] alleged deficiencies, move widely criticized as
[00:22:57] capitalation to religious extremists rather than genuine
[00:23:01] educational concerns. Chief Minister of Indian illegally occupied
[00:23:05] Jammu and Kashmir Abdullah condemned the BJP and its allied
[00:23:09] Hindu groups for targeting Muslim students, saying that the campaign had
[00:23:13] destroyed the future of aspiring doctors in Kashmir. Nasir
[00:23:16] Kuhihami the Jammu and Kashmir students Association. warned that
[00:23:20] framing education as Hindu versus Muslim was
[00:23:24] dangerously communalizing the sector. He stressed that institutions
[00:23:28] run by Muslim bodies across India do not exclude
[00:23:31] Hindu students. Naser termed religious segregation in the
[00:23:35] education as both discriminatory and deeply
[00:23:38] harmful to social cohesion. The closure the medical
[00:23:42] college further exposes the growing influence of Hindutva
[00:23:46] politics in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
[00:23:50] raising serious questions about fairness, equality and the
[00:23:53] right of muslim students to access
[00:23:56] education.
[00:24:07] on the Israel that is violating all the international rules and
[00:24:11] law, actually the crisis had started about
[00:24:15] two to three decades before. the united states under the pressure of Israel
[00:24:18] wants to be. great the military
[00:24:21] capacity of Iran to control the straight of
[00:24:25] homo has to decide especially
[00:24:28] now that you don't have unified leadership, what
[00:24:32] you have on the ground is a
[00:24:34] tripatriot coalition for Iran,
[00:24:38] this is exactly the point, not to make things hard for the average person,
[00:24:42] but to retain some leverage in these negotiations on the part the
[00:24:45] Iranians, the Iranian supreme leader balmini
[00:24:49] now fin are pressured by both pro government uh
[00:24:53] public clamoring for retribution. Mr. Witkof and
[00:24:56] Kushner and others uh went with the
[00:24:59] template that they designed for
[00:25:03] Gaza.
[00:25:32] The silence the international community on the ongoing human
[00:25:36] rights violations in Kashmir is not only a question mark for
[00:25:40] the global conscience but also reason of huge threat to
[00:25:43] regional peace. Millions of Kashmiris are living
[00:25:47] difficult and dreadful life. Several reports
[00:25:51] by the United Nations Human Rights Commission have pointed out
[00:25:55] extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances and the use of
[00:25:59] pelot guns in the occupied territory. and also
[00:26:03] reports the martterdom of 10000 people in Kashmir,
[00:26:06] the torture of thousands of Kashmiri people in Indian detention Centers
[00:26:10] and the injury and loss of eyesight of several thousand kashmirers
[00:26:14] by pelot guns have also been brought to light by international human
[00:26:18] rights organizations. Since the abrogation of
[00:26:22] articles 370 and 35A, India has
[00:26:26] been rapidly issuing domiciles to non locals in Kashmir with
[00:26:30] the aim of changing the Muslim majority. identity the
[00:26:33] region. Despite such neferious measures,
[00:26:37] international organizations and powerful global powers and business
[00:26:41] entities have remained silent on the atrocities being committed in
[00:26:44] Kashmir for the sake their vast economic interests with
[00:26:48] India. We should not forget that this conflict is
[00:26:52] one the most dangerous conflicts in the world due to the nuclear
[00:26:55] capabilities of Pakistan and India.
[00:26:59] Establishing lasting peace in the region is not possible with without
[00:27:02] giving the Kashmirers their right to self determination as per the
[00:27:06] resolutions the United Nations Security
[00:27:08] Council. Amnesty International and Human Rights
[00:27:12] Watch have issued dozens of reports regarding the human rights
[00:27:16] situation in Indian occupied Kashmir which have exposed the
[00:27:20] black deeds of Modi and his brutal agents to the whole
[00:27:23] world. But unfortunately no one is stopping
[00:27:27] Indian extremism and terrorism in Indian illegally occupied
[00:27:31] Jammu and Kashmir. Since Narendra Modi came
[00:27:35] to power in India, Indian Muslims have been extremely
[00:27:38] suffering. Earlier, when he became the Chief Minister
[00:27:42] of Gujarat, Muslims were locked in their homes and set on
[00:27:46] fire and burn alive during his chief
[00:27:48] ministership. Narendra Modi's government had given an
[00:27:52] open space to its extremist colleagues to shed the blood of Muslims
[00:27:56] and all Hindutva terrorists were being supported to commit all kinds
[00:28:00] of atrocities under the political and government
[00:28:03] cover, who does not know that the real route the
[00:28:06] dispute between Pakistan and India is kashmir dispute and
[00:28:10] this dispute is not a bilateral issue, rather several UN
[00:28:14] resolutions guarantee the right to vote of Kashmirs and the Kashmiri
[00:28:17] people are demanding this right from India, but demanding
[00:28:21] this right to self determination is the biggest crime the Kashmiris
[00:28:25] according to India and as result of demanding this right about
[00:28:29] one lakh innocent Kashmirers have been martered.
[00:28:33] Kashmiris have also resolved that they will give their lives but will not
[00:28:36] surrender to Indian oppression and suppression and will continue the
[00:28:40] struggle for freedom at all costs. this spirit of
[00:28:44] marturdom the kashmiris has shaken the Indian
[00:28:47] parliament. Apart from the Modi Amit Shah duo,
[00:28:51] the extremist Hindus have become insane and are trying to maintain
[00:28:55] their control in Kashmir by force, but the
[00:28:58] Kashmiris are not ready to accept this illegal and forced.
[00:29:02] domination of India under any circumstances and these youth of
[00:29:06] Kashmir are sacrificing their lives and the entire Kashmiri
[00:29:10] nation is standing like a significant wall in front the Indian
[00:29:13] army. The entire international community should
[00:29:17] understand the courage, bravery and spirit of matterdom the
[00:29:20] Kashmiris and such steps should be taken so that the Kashmiris
[00:29:24] get their fundamental
[00:29:25] rights.
[00:30:46] Deputy prime minister and foreign minister speaks with director
[00:30:49] general the IAEa and candidate for UN secretary general
[00:30:53] Raphael Grossi saying the Islamabad mou remain the best course
[00:30:57] of action to diffuse tensions in the region.