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06 Jan

Punjab: 15-year-old boy arrested in Pathankot for spying for Pak’s ISI; more minors under scrutiny

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPunjabArrested, ISI, Jammu, Pakistan, Pathankot, Spy kid

National Times Bureau :- Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the ISI, is allegedly trying to recruit Indian minors, raising serious security concerns. In one such case, Punjab Police have arrested a 15-year-old boy on spying charges. The boy was arrested by Pathankot Police after investigators found that he had been in contact with ISI handlers in Pakistan for nearly a year. Police said he shared sensitive information related to India using his mobile phone. The minor, who lives in Samba district of Jammu, was detained after surveillance and technical checks linked his communications to Pakistan-based contacts. During questioning, police found signs that…

05 Jan

Sarbjeet Kaur (Noor Hussain) and Pakistani Husband Arrested in Nankana Sahib; Deportation Process Initiated-Pak Media Report

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsIndia, World NewsPakistan, Sarabjeet Kaur Case

National Times Bureau :- In a significant development in the long-running and sensitive case involving Indian Sikh pilgrim Sarbjeet Kaur, who later adopted the name Noor Hussain after embracing Islam and marrying a Pakistani national, both she and her husband Nasir Hussain have been arrested in Pakistan’s Nankana Sahib district. Official sources indicate that deportation proceedings have now been initiated. The development has been reported by senior Lahore-based journalist Ali Imran Chatha in the Pakistani newspaper Nazarana Times. According to an official statement attributed to Ramesh Singh Arora, President of the Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (PSGPC) and Punjab Provincial…

24 Dec

Jalandhar Youth Arrested by Pakistan Rangers After Allegedly Crossing Border

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsPunjabPakistan, Punjab News

National Times Bureau :- Jalandhar resident, Sharandeep Singh from Bhoepur village in Shahkot, Punjab, was reportedly detained by Pakistan Rangers in the Kasur sector after allegedly crossing the India-Pakistan border. Details regarding the circumstances under which the youth entered Pakistani territory remain unclear, and Indian security agencies have been informed of the incident and are conducting further investigations. Sharandeep’s father, Satnam Singh, had earlier filed a missing person report with local authorities, claiming that his son had gone missing. Following the arrest, the family expressed deep concern over his safety. The authorities are coordinating with security and diplomatic channels to…

20 Dec

Pakistan court sentences former PM Imran Khan, wife Bushra Bibi to 17 years of jail in Toshakhana corruption case

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National Times Bureau :- A special court in Pakistan on Saturday sentenced former Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi to 17 years of jail in Toshakhana corruption case. The case revolves around a high-value Bulgari jewellery set gifted to former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan by the Saudi crown prince during an official visit by the former first couple in May 2021. Authorities allege that the set was later purchased at a significantly undervalued price. The verdict was delivered by Special Judge Central Shahrukh Arjumand during proceedings held at Rawalpindi’s Adiala jail,…

02 Dec

Pakistan Faces Criticism for Sending Expired Relief Supplies to Flood-Hit Sri Lanka

Rajeev Sharma0 CommentsWorld Newsexpired relief supplies, flood aid controversy, humanitarian crisis, Pakistan, Sri Lanka

Islamabad/Colombo, December 2, 2025: Pakistan is under fire after a shipment of relief material sent to Sri Lanka was found to contain expired food and medical items, sparking anger among citizens and humanitarian groups. The aid, meant for communities devastated by recent floods and cyclone-related damage, drew backlash when images of the packages revealed labels showing lapsed expiry dates.The consignment had been sent as a gesture of support during Sri Lanka’s ongoing crisis. However, the discovery of outdated supplies has turned the move into a diplomatic embarrassment, with many critics describing it as careless and disrespectful to victims struggling to…

25 Nov

Pakistan strike in Afghanistan’s Khost kills nine children, says Taliban

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National Times Bureau :- At least nine children and a woman have been killed after Pakistani forces bombed a house in the country’s southeastern Khost province, according to Afghan authorities. In a post on X, the spokesperson said, "Last night at around 12 o'clock in the Gorbuz district of Khost province, in the Mughalgai area, the Pakistani invading forces bombed the house of a local civilian resident, Waliat Khan, son of Qazi Mir. As a result, nine children (five boys and four girls)" The latest attack triggers risk of renewed hostilities while already fragile ceasefire between both the nations hangs…

24 Nov

Three Pak commandos amongst six killed in attack at paramilitary force headquarters in Peshawar

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsWorld NewsPakistan, Terrorist Attack

National Times Bureau :- At least six people including three Pakistani commandos were killed and several others injured on Monday after a gunman attacked Pakistan's paramilitary force headquarters in Peshawar. The defence complex, the headquarters of the frontier constabulary paramilitary force, was also hit by two suicide bombers, news agency Reuters reported, citing sources. According to the sources, the first suicide bomber carried out an attack on the main entrance of the constabulary, while the other one entered the compound. The three FC personnel were killed in the blast at the entrance, while the attackers died in the ensuing gunfight,…

15 Nov

From Sarabjit to Noor Hussain: Missing Sikh woman from jatha during religious visit to Pakistan converts to Islam, gets married

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsIndia, World NewsLost, Marriage, Pakistan, Sikh women

National Times Bureau :- In a significant development in the case of woman, Sarabjit Kaur who went missing from Sikh jatha that travelled to Pakistan, it has now come to the light that she allegedly converted to Islam and got married (nikah). A purported marriage certificate issued by the mosque has been surfaced. It has now come to light that Sarabjit Kaur reportedly converted to Islam in Pakistan and adopted the name “Noor Hussain.” She is said to have married a man there. It is being claimed that she willingly gave her consent and had a moulvi solemnise the nikah.…

04 Nov

Post Operation Sindoor, first Sikh Jatha leaves for Pakistan to celebrate Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Parkash Purb at Nankana Sahib

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsEntertainment, Punjab, TrendingNankana Sahib, Pakistan, Punjab, SGOC, Sikh

National Times Bureau :- After Operation Sindoor, the first Sikh Jatha set out for Attari on Tuesday to cross over into Pakistan for the celebrations of Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Parkash Purb at Gurdwara Janamsthan Nankana Sahib. The sacred occasion will be observed on November 5. This year, the Central Government has granted permission exclusively to Indian citizens to participate in the pilgrimage, unlike previous years when NRIs were also allowed. Around 2,000 pilgrims are expected to cross the Attari border to pay obeisance at historical gurdwaras in Lahore and Nankana Sahib. The pilgrims are scheduled to return to India…

31 Oct

SGPC jatha to depart for Pakistan on November 4 to attend Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Parkash Purb celebrations

Gurpreet Singh0 CommentsIndia, PunjabJatha, Nankana Sahib, Pakistan, SGPC

National Times Bureau :- A jatha (group) of Sikh devotees organised by the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee will leave for Pakistan on November 4, to participate in the celebrations marking the Parkash Purb (birth anniversary) of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji at Gurdwara Sri Nankana Sahib. According to SGPC officials, passports of the pilgrims who have received visas will be distributed at the SGPC office on October 31 and November 1. Each year, the SGPC sends a delegation of Sikh devotees to Pakistan to pay obeisance at various historic gurdwaras associated with the Sikh faith, especially on the occasion of…