Subdivisions of Pakistan Current Affairs, GK & News
Archaeological experts discovered 3000 year old city in Pakistan
The archaeological experts from Pakistan and Italy have discovered a 3000-year old city named’ Bazeera’ . The city believed to be the remains of the Alexander the Great, in joint excavation in northwest Pakistan. The new discovered city named Bazeera was made in Barikot Tehsil of Swat District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province famous for 5,000 ..
Topics: Barikot • Khyber Pakhtunkhwa • Lower Swat Valley • Odigram • Subdivisions of Pakistan • Swat District
Shaheen
The Joint Exercise of Pakistani and Chinese Air Force Shaheen was held at in Chinese city of Holton close to the Indian border near Ladakh. It was the eighth edition of the exercise since it was first launched in March 2001. The statement by the Chinese Air Force stated that the joint training does not target ..
Topics: Baltistan • Divided regions • Geography of Asia • Gilgit • Gilgit-Baltistan • Indian Air Force • Jammu and Kashmir • Kashmir • Kashmir Issue • Ladakh • Pakistan • Political geography • Skardu • Subdivisions of Pakistan
UNSC and Kashmir Conflict
Recently the UNSC held a closed-door meeting on the situation in Kashmir. Even though no official communiqué was released, it is said the attempts by Pakistan and its all-weather ally China to internationalise the issue did not gain much traction. This is seen as a diplomatic victory to India which time and again has stated ..
Topics: Azad Kashmir • Continents • Countries • Foreign relations of Pakistan • Geography of Asia • Gilgit-Baltistan • Indo-Pakistani wars • Jammu and Kashmir • Kashmir • Kashmir Conflict • Mountain warfare • Shimla Agreement • Subdivisions of Pakistan • UNSC
U V Singh authors book “Indo-Pak Relations : Beyond Pulwama & Balakot”
The book titled “Indo-Pak Relations: Beyond Pulwama and Balakot” has been authored by Dr. U V Singh. The book deals with the fundamental causes of the Indo-Pak conflict—why it is difficult, if not impossible, to have peace between the two neighbors. Also it explores the short spurt of Pulwama-Balakot stand-off or a game of one-upmanship.
Topics: Balakot • Foreign relations of Pakistan • Indo-Pakistani wars • Indo-Pakistani wars and conflicts • International Relations • Kashmir Conflict • Subdivisions of Pakistan
India signs Rs 300 crore deal with Israel to procure 100 SPICE bombs used in Balakot airstrike
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has recently signed a deal worth around Rs 300 crore for buying more than 100 SPICE bombs from Israel. The IAF fighter jets used these bombs to target Jaish-e-Mohammed training camps in Pakistan’s Balakot on 26th February 2019 after the ghastly Pulwama terror attack in which over 44 CRPF jawans ..
Topics: Balakot • Balakot airstrike • In Pakistan • Indian Air Force • Indo-Pakistani wars • Jaish-E-Mohammed • Kashmir Conflict • Spice • Subdivisions of Pakistan • Terrorism
Pakistan Air Force (PAF) decides to observe its retaliatory action on February 27
The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has decided to observe its retaliatory action on February 27 against the Indian air strikes on the Balakot terror camp as ‘Operation Swift Retort’. The tensions between India and Pakistan had escalated after the 14th February 2019 attack by a Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) suicide bomber in Pulwama that killed 40 ..
Topics: Abhinandan Varthaman • Airstrikes • Government of Pakistan • In Pakistan • Indian Air Force • Indo-Pakistani wars • Jaish-E-Mohammed • Jammu and Kashmir airstrikes • Kashmir Conflict • Military • Subdivisions of Pakistan