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1 day ago | geo.tv | Azaz Syed

ISLAMABAD: During the air operation against Indian aggression, Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu spoke directly to the pilots via radio and commanded: "Kill them, kill them, don't let them enter even an inch into Pakistan."He was speaking directly to pilots of the 15 Squadron — a unit he once led himself — as they soared into combat in the early hours of May 7.

6 days ago | geo.tv | Zofeen Ebrahim

KARACHI: Just after the young couple arrived at Al-Sayyed Shabistan, a quaint guesthouse in Taobat, on April 30, soldiers showed up, urging them to leave — war, they warned, could break out any moment.

6 days ago | geo.tv | Azaz Syed

ISPR says India resorted to deploying drones after panic. Two more drones downed near Sukkur, Rahim Yar Khan. India will pay dearly for this naked aggression: DG ISPR. Pakistan army shot down at least 25 Israeli-manufactured Harop drones following a series of provocative attacks by India, as tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbours in the aftermath of the attack on tourists in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) continue to escalate.

1 week ago | geo.tv | Arooba Ibrahim

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s school exclusion rate rises to 37%. Kolai-Palas Kohistan has KP’s highest exclusion rate. Over 500,000 children are out of school in Peshawar. PESHAWAR: A staggering 37% of children in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) remain out of school, according to a newly released document from the provincial education department. The report paints a concerning picture, revealing that 4.92 million boys and girls across the province are currently deprived of formal education.

1 week ago | geo.tv | Khalid Mustafa

Irsa Advisory Committee scheduled to meet today. Skardu temperature rise improves water inflows. Water shortage was estimated to be at 43% in April. ISLAMABAD: With a significant surge in water flows across all major rivers, the Indus River System Authority (IRSA) has begun releasing full irrigation supplies to all four provinces, eliminating water shortages. The accumulative water deficit will now plummet below 20% from April 1 to June 30 this year, The News reported on Monday.