The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has advised citizens to collect their Computerized National Identity Cards (CNICs) promptly after issuance. NADRA warned that identity cards remaining uncollected for more than three months are disposed of in accordance with policy. Citizens who fail to collect their CNICs must submit a new application and pay the prescribed fee to have the card reissued. Authorities urged applicants to collect their CNICs from the NADRA office as soon as the processing period is complete to avoid inconvenience. In a related advisory, NADRA also asked citizens to cancel the CNICs of deceased family members. The authority advised families to visit the nearest NADRA centre or use the Pak ID mobile app to update their family records
Pakistan has asked the US for small arms to support its ongoing Operation Azm-e-Istekham, in an attempt to strategically bolster its counterterrorism capabilities. This appeal coincides with a rise in violent incidents in the provinces of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, where terrorist organizations like as Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Baloch separatists have stepped up their attacks on both civilians and security personnel. Launched earlier this year, Operation Azm-e-Istekham seeks to destroy these terrorist networks and bring stability back to the impacted areas. The operation demonstrates Pakistan's will to fight terrorism by using a variety of strategies, such as military action, community outreach, and intelligence-based operations. The U.S. request for small guns emphasizes how critical it is for Pakistan to provide its security personnel with up-to-date, dependable armament. Close-quarters fighting operations—which are necessary for successful counterterror...