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Kashmiris to keep treading path of Syed Ali Gilani till freedom from India: APHC

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ISLAMABAD, Aug 29 (APP):All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) vice chairman Ghulam Ahmed Gulzar has said that the Kashmiris will keep treading the path of the iconic leader, Syed Ali Gilani, till freedom from Indian yoke is achieved as New Delhi will never be able to erase the Kashmiris’ love for the veteran leader.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Ghulam Ahmed Gulzar in a statement issued in Srinagar said, Syed Ali Gilani was not just a personality but an institution whose legacy will continue to guide and inspire Kashmiris present and coming generations.
He was an Iconic Leader, torchbearer, pioneer and a truly legendary figure who sacrificed everything for the nation, he added.
 “Kashmiris will follow the APHC programme in letter and spirit and march towards his grave in Hyderpora area of Srinagar on 1st September to pay homage to the beloved leader on his second martyrdom anniversary.
Gulzar said that Syed Ali Gilani commanded widespread respect among the Kashmiris for his unwavering stance on the Kashmir dispute and India will never be able to erase the Kashmiris’ love for Syed Ali Gilani.
   While paying glowing tributes to the beloved leader, Gulzar said that his passion and spirit of resistance were invincible, and he will remain a symbol of resistance against Indian deceitful occupation.
He said that Gilani will be remembered as a mentor who through his sermons, books and untiring efforts educated Kashmiris about their rights and the curse of Indian slavery.
The efforts of Gilani bore fruit as today every Kashmiri is Gilani and whole Kashmir is reverberated with pro freedom and pro-Pakistan slogans under Indian bayonets and in the presence of over one million trigger happy troops.
Indian agencies tried to eliminate him many times, he was imprisoned for over a decade, he along with his family was persecuted but he faced the wrath of Indian state terrorism bravely and remained firm on his principle to stand like a solid rock and lead the freedom movement in all difficulties. circumstances.
He further stated that Gilani was the epitome of Kashmiris’ struggle, he was the name of the mission, and the Kashmiris would achieve their goal of freedom from India by sticking to his mission.
Syed Ali Gilani was a truly legendary figure in the Kashmiris’ struggle for freedom from Indian yoke who remained an ardent supporter of Pakistan throughout his life.
He was a staunch advocate of Kashmir’s merger with Pakistan all his life he remained steadfast in his devotion to freeing Kashmir from the Indian yoke & make it part of Pakistan till his last breath.
APHC vice chairman said that the martyrdom anniversary of Gilani is the day of renewal of a pledge to not let the candle of resistance lit by Gilani extinguish despite Indian oppression.
Gulam Ahmed Gulzar said that Kashmiri as well as freedom-loving people across the world salute Syed Ali Gilani’s courageous struggle.
He said that Syed Ali Gilani will remain alive in the hearts & minds of Kashmiris struggling for freedom and every Kashmiri has become Gilani for India.
He vowed that Kashmiris would keep treading the path of Syed Ali Gilani till attaining freedom from Indian yoke and India would never be able to erase the Kashmiris’ love for Syed Ali Gilani.

UNGA adopts Pak-backed resolution declaring Jan 26 as clean energy day

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UNITED NATIONS, Aug 29 (APP): The UN General Assembly has adopted a Panamanian resolution, co-sponsored by Pakistan, proclaiming January 26 as the International Day of Clean Energy.

The text, which was adopted without a vote, underlined the 193-member Assembly’s commitment to protecting the environment.

January 26 will become a platform to drive the adoption of policies and practices to promote awareness on the sustainable use of energy resources and to strengthen collaboration and cooperation to promote the global energy transition.

Introducing the draft, Panamanian delegate Markova Concepcion Jaramillo said that transitioning to clean and renewable energy sources was essential to face current environmental and socioeconomic challenges and guarantee human survival and well-being on the planet”

The US. representative said her delegation joined the consensus, as the energy sector accounts for over two-thirds of global emissions.

The French representative, speaking on behalf of the European Union, voiced regret, however, that the resolution does not adequately reflect the indisputable link between energy and climate, and that it contains reference to “cleaner fossil fuel energies”.

China, Pakistan hold joint air force training exercise

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BEIJING, Aug 29 (APP): China and Pakistan kicked off a joint air force training exercise within Chinese territory as part of efforts to further boost training and coordination between the two militaries and deepen their exchange and cooperation on military technology.

Codenamed “Shaheen (Eagle) – X,” it is the 10th joint training exercise between the Chinese and Pakistani air forces.
The exercise will focus on training in typical combat scenarios such as joint air defense and joint countermeasures, CGTN reported on Tuesday.

The two sides will send fighters, early warning aircraft and several other types of aircraft, as well as ground forces such as ground-to-air missiles and radar and signal troops to participate in the exercise.

Chinese naval aviation units will also be involved in the training.

The “Shaheen (Eagle)” series between the two countries started in March 2011.

Labourer busy unloading crates of eggs from the delivery van at Hafiz Jamal Road

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Labourer busy unloading crates of eggs from the delivery van at Hafiz Jamal Road
APP16-280823 MULTAN: August 28 - Labourer busy unloading crates of eggs from the delivery van at Hafiz Jamal Road. APP/TVE/MAF/TZD/FHA
Labourer busy unloading crates of eggs from the delivery van at Hafiz Jamal Road
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Gypsy girl searching valuables from the heap of garbage

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Gypsy girl searching valuables from the heap of garbage
APP15-280823 MULTAN: August 28 - Gypsy girl searching valuables from the heap of garbage. APP/TVE/MAF/TZD/FHA
Gypsy girl searching valuables from the heap of garbage
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Vendor displaying Grapes to attract customers at MDA Chowk

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Vendor displaying Grapes to attract customers at MDA Chowk
APP14-280823 MULTAN: August 28 - Vendor displaying Grapes to attract customers at MDA Chowk. APP/SFD/MAF/TZD/FHA
Vendor displaying Grapes to attract customers at MDA Chowk
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A vendor preparing and selling lemonade at his roadside setup

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A vendor preparing and selling lemonade at his roadside setup
APP31-280823 LAHORE: August 28 - A vendor preparing and selling lemonade at his roadside setup. APP/MHA/TZD/ZID
A vendor preparing and selling lemonade at his roadside setup
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Cobblers preparing traditional shoes (Peshawari Chappal) at his workplace

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Cobblers preparing traditional shoes (Peshawari Chappal) at his workplace
APP33-280823 LAHORE: August 28 - Cobblers preparing traditional shoes (Peshawari Chappal) at his workplace. APP/MTF/FHA
Cobblers preparing traditional shoes (Peshawari Chappal) at his workplace
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President Chamber of Commerce Abdul Ghafoor Malik presenting a shield to Farrukh Amil Chairman Intellectual Property Organization of Pakistan

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President Chamber of Commerce Abdul Ghafoor Malik presenting a shield to Farrukh Amil Chairman Intellectual Property Organization of Pakistan
APP32-280823 SIALKOT: August 28 - President Chamber of Commerce Abdul Ghafoor Malik presenting a shield to Farrukh Amil Chairman Intellectual Property Organization of Pakistan. APP/MUT/FHA
President Chamber of Commerce Abdul Ghafoor Malik presenting a shield to Farrukh Amil Chairman Intellectual Property Organization of Pakistan
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