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India using like-minded members of EU Parliament for its propaganda campaign February 17, 2021 Islamabad, Pakistan: “Indian propaganda is exposed and European Union member states understand that India is trying to use like-minded members of EU Parliament for its propaganda and nefarious designs to subjugate Kashmiris in Indian Occupied Kashmir and its Non- Brahmin population in several states”. These were observations of leading analysts including Lt Gen (Retd) Ghulam Mustafa, former Diplomat Ambassador Najm us Saqib, Foreign Affairs analyst and expert Prof Shazia Cheema, Syed Ali Raza Chairman Kashmir Council European Union. Discussion took place in a popular PTV Current Affairs show titled “Badalti Rayy” hosted by Dr. Sajjad Bukhari on Tuesday evening. ....
A two-month Islamic Finance and Banking online course: Register now Bhatkal: 16 February (Bhatkallys News Bureau) The Isar co-operative society in Bhatkal is launching a two-month online course on Islamic finance and banking in which education will be provided via Maulana Shafi Shabandri Nadvi, a lecturer at Jamia Islamia. According to the details, this course starts on 12 March, the date of registration for which has been set as 10 March and the fee is Rs. 2500. The Interest-Free Finance Expert Certificate will also be issued at the end of the course. For more info, you can contact this number. From 9141176359 and 8310424726 ....
Scholars and representatives threatened to stage a sit-in in front of Parliament House if their demands are not met. AFP/File RAWALPINDI: Religious scholars and representatives of five education boards of seminaries, Wafaqul Madaris, on Saturday rejected the Waqf Amlak Act 2020 and urged the government to repeal it while announcing that they would launch protest from Rawalpindi from March 1. They threatened to stage a sit-in in front of Parliament House if their demands are not met. They also criticised the government act to form new education boards for seminaries saying that it was an attempt to control the seminaries and its students. ....