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GB Assembly, National Assembly adopt Black Day resolutions
Dawn reports both houses passed resolutions marking the 27 October date, but carries no text, no movers and no vote counts.
GB chief minister says Kashmir cause is every Pakistani's duty
Amjad Hussain Advocate told a Karachi rally marking Kashmir Black Day that the freedom movement has no fixed timeline and cannot be suppressed by force.
Islamabad High Court gives police two weeks to find missing girl
The girl was reported missing nine months ago; the agency report did not name her, the police station involved or the bench that issued the order.
Dar vows Pakistan will press Kashmir case at every world forum
In his Black Day message, the deputy prime minister cited UN Security Council resolutions and voiced concern over detentions of political leaders in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Azad Kashmir premier calls 27 October state's darkest day
Iftikhar Gilani marks Black Day with a message on 1947 and repeats his hope that the whole of Jammu and Kashmir will join Pakistan.
Sindh to mark Kashmir Black Day with rallies across province
The News reported the observance without naming venues, organisers or timings, while APHC-AJK called 27 October Kashmir's darkest day.
PM says South Asia peace depends on Kashmir settlement
In his Jammu and Kashmir Black Day message, Shehbaz Sharif reaffirmed Pakistan's support for the Kashmiri right to self-determination under UN resolutions.
Farooq Abdullah's remark on 'neighbour' sets off political row in India
The National Conference leader told a party gathering in Baramulla that the neighbour 'protects us'; the BJP called the remark anti-India and demanded action.
Senate passes unanimous resolution on Kashmir Black Day
Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan Amir Muqam moved the resolution; the law minister and KP governor issued separate statements of support.
Kashmiris to observe Black Day on October 27
The observance marks the 79th anniversary of Indian troops' arrival in Srinagar in 1947, with a shutdown and protests called, APP reports.
Haramain security a red line, PM tells UN
Shehbaz Sharif condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and said the Strait of Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb must remain open.
Sharif gives no answer to UN questions on Hafiz Saeed
Indian media reported journalists asked the prime minister how long Pakistan would shelter terrorist groups during the UN General Assembly.
India tells UN Pakistan trained terrorists behind Kashmiri Pandit exodus
Both Times of India and Wion reported New Delhi's charge during a United Nations session, though neither report provided Pakistan's immediate response.
OIC and APHC warn unresolved Kashmir dispute blocks regional peace
Diplomats at UN cite Pahalgam crackdown, detentions and demand release of Kashmiri prisoners while Dar warns of serious risks.
Dar urges OIC unity on Kashmir at UN General Assembly
Deputy prime minister tells OIC contact group that no election, law or demographic change can replace Kashmiri right to self-determination.
