Abdul Aziz Ghazi, who is considered a controversial cleric in Pakistan, gave a full throttle controversial statement while delivering a sermon at Islamabad’s Lal Masjid and claimed that if Pakistan ...

In a surprise remark, Abdul Aziz Ghazi, a cleric of Pakistan's Lal Masjid, often known for courting controversies, has claimed that war with India would not be an Islamic act and slammed the ...

Islamabad: Controversial Pakistan cleric Abdul Aziz Ghazi slammed the government of his own country amid rising tensions with India. During a sermon at Islamabad’s Lal Masjid, Ghazi said that ...

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Projects like the Ghazi Barotha Project, if implemented, could solve the water shortage in Rawalpindi and Islamabad for the next century.

If implemented, the Ghazi Barotha Project could address the water shortage in Rawalpindi and Islamabad for the next 100 years.

NEW DELHI: Prestige Group has launched the first phase of its residential project ‘The Prestige City – Indirapuram’ in Ghaziabad. The first phase called Oakwood and Mulberry- together represents a ...

Narendra Nath Dhar Dubey, a key figure in the operation to kill Ghazi Baba, spoke to NDTV, sharing the untold story of the encounter and how his shirt saved his life. The early 2000s were a ...

Prestige Estates Projects Ltd launches its first housing project in Delhi-NCR with a revenue potential of Rs 12,000 crore. The project, 'The Prestige City-Indirapuram', is located in Ghaziabad, Uttar ...

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“Took the win this weekend with my brotha @jellyroll615,” he captioned the photos on Instagram. In another snap, Hunter shares an embrace with his fianceé, Tara Bernstein. The ...

A third major structure, completed in 2004, is the Ghazi Barotha hydroelectric project, located below Tarbela. The Indus is partially diverted there to a powerhouse that can generate 1,450 megawatts.