Talat Hussain

Pakistan's accomplished actor Talat Hussain, known for his work in radio, TV, theatre, and cinema, passed away at 83 in a private hospital after a prolonged illness.

Author Syed Talat Hussain, while writing in Gult News informed, that Pakistan has always expressed that Afghanistan should decide its own future through an inclusive government but foreign forces cannot create an enabling environment for this goal.

Once upon a time, they were the talking point in middle-class homes in north India. Girls wanted to be like Shahnaz Sheikh (Zara of Tanhaiyaan), women dreamt of a lover like Rahat Kazmi (Dr Ahmer of Dhoop Kinare).

A Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party lawmaker loyal to former prime minister Imran Khan on Monday threatened to target the current rulers of the country with a suicide attack if his leader was harmed. "If a single hair on Imran Khan's head is harmed, then those running the country be warned: Neither you nor your children will remain," he said in a video message, warning the current dispensation.

Pakistan officials have denied reports of 48-hour deadline set by India and the US to formulate a plan to take action against LeT, according to Pakistan media.

A concerted chorus in Pakistan orchestrated by its jihadi-military establishment that India is behind its homegrown terrorist attacks is being trashed in the western media, with reputed commentators instead calling out Islamabad for its own record of nurturing terrorist groups.