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 The story of Pakistan's nuclear program It was October 1954. On the same day when the Prime Minister of Pakistan Muhammad Ali Bogra met US President Eisenhower in the White House and Pakistan joined the US Atom for Peace project in the field of nuclear energy. It announced the establishment of the Atomic Energy Commission for Research and Development. This was the beginning of Pakistan's nuclear program or actually, it was a pledge by Pakistan that it would not use nuclear energy for the production of weapons. I remember that at that time there was a lot of discussion on this issue in Pakistan because according to many observers, the real goal of President Eisenhower's Atomic for Peace plan was to deprive all other countries of the world, except the United States, of the ability to have nuclear weapons. It was to keep them and prevent them from developing nuclear weapons by banning them.

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 The story of a Muslim woman who adopted the three children of a Hindu woman working in her home Decades ago, a Muslim woman in India adopted her three Hindu children after the death of her domestic worker, and thus an extraordinary story of motherly love, compassion and tolerance was laid, which has now been made into a film. Immortalized by BBC Hindi's Imran Qureshi spoke to the children who were adopted by Thinadan Subeda in 1976. One of their sons, Jafar Khan, got teary-eyed when he first saw the film Anu Swaantham Shridharan. However, his brother Shri Dharan, who was sitting with him during the launch of this film, started crying. Both Jafar Khan and Shri Dharan are 49 years old, but they are not related by blood. Jafar Khan is a Muslim, while Shri Dharan is a Hindu. However, when you ask Jafar Khan what Shridharan means to him, he says, 'He is my brother, but it is more than that. It happens to me all the time. I don't know what to say to him. This is my partner. Howe...

 Ready to go to jail, don't understand why army chief is backing him: Imran Khan Akistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf Chairman Imran Khan says that he is ready to go to jail but the current steps of the government are not possible without the support of the establishment. In an exclusive interview given to BBC Urdu after the police attempted to arrest Imran Khan on Tuesday, he alleged that the attempt to arrest him was fulfilling the promises made by the current army chief. On the occasion of the appointment of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on behalf of the establishment. However, while talking to the BBC about these allegations, the relevant authorities have said that all these allegations are 'baseless and based on lies'. Imran Khan said that the current government cannot do anything without the support of the establishment and he regrets that today the army and the country's largest political party are being brought face to face. If the establishment ends its support today,...

 In this episode of 'Sinhra Islami Dur', the first Muslim member of the British Cabinet, Baroness Saeeda Warsi, takes a brief look at the life of Imam Bukhari. This series covers the period from 750 AD to 1258 AD. The series will cover the period's important developments in subjects such as architecture, work in the field of medicine, inventions, and philosophy. (This article was first published in August 2020) We Muslims are at our best when we value knowledge and erudition and it is at its worst when a minority of them follow the path of intolerance and extremism due to misinterpretation of religion. The best examples of the tradition of enlightenment and scholarship in Islam can be found in its golden age, which spanned from the mid-8th century until 1258 when Baghdad was invaded and destroyed by the Mongols. During this period, the direction of Islamic civilization was determined not in the fire of war but in the libraries of knowledge and wisdom. Its place was in incre...

 The Election Commission postponed the elections in Punjab The Election Commission of Pakistan has withdrawn the date and schedule of the Punjab Assembly elections. The Election Commission has postponed the elections and set a new date for the elections on October 8. According to the Election Commission, the election will be held on April 30. The President has been informed about the decision to postpone the elections. The Election Commission has said in an announcement that in the light of the reports submitted by the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Interior, and law enforcement agencies, the Commission has come to the conclusion that transparent, fair, and peaceful elections are necessary for the current situation. It is not possible to hold and now these elections will be held on October 8. Jamshed Dasti's announcement to join Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf A politician from South Punjab and former member of the National Assembly Jamshed Dasti has announced to j...