Bhrat Khan

 After a 2-hour chase, Coast Guard rescues 7 Indian fishermen from Pak ship. Despite PMS Nusrat's efforts to retreat from the region, the Indian Coast ship intercepted and persuaded it to release the Indian fishermen. An Indian Coast Guard (ICG) ship Agrim, rescued seven Indian fishermen detained by a Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) ship on Sunday. The Indian ship chased the Pakistan vessel for two hours. ICG ship Agrim successfully rescued the 7 Indian fishermen from the Pakistan Maritime Security ship.  (X/@ANI) According to ICG's statement, at around 03:30 pm on November 17, an ICG ship on patrol received a distress call from an Indian fishing boat (IFB) near the No- Fishing Zone (NFZ). The Cost Gourd said that despite the PMSA ship Nusrat's efforts to return from the India-Pakistan Maritime Boundary, Agrim intercepted and persuaded it to release the Indian fishermen, news agency ANI reported. All seven fishermen, safely retrieved by the ICG, were found to be in...

This decision was made by Pakistan's Islamic Council. However, it has sparked controversy, with some religious scholars in Pakistan disagreeing with it. Maulana Tariq Jameel has questioned the decision. PTI, Islamabad: Pakistan main constitutional body is facing criticism after declaring the use of Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) to access banned content on the internet as un-Islamic. The Islamic Ideology Council (CII),  which advises the Pakistani parliament on making laws in line with Islamic teaching, announced this decision. This has upset digital rights activists and some religious scholars. According to the Dawn newspaper, CII chief Raghib Naeemi stated that using VPNs to access immoral of illegal content goes against Sharia. Tariq Jameel raised a question. Prominent teligious scholar Maulana Tariq Jameel said on social media on Saturday that if watching adult content of blasphemous material is an issue, then before declaring VPN un-Islamic, mobile phones should be declare...