Murder accused of university student arrested in Islamabad
A view of Rawal Lake with significantly reduced water levels, reflecting the impact of ongoing drought conditions

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Matric annual results on July 24
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UN rights chief urges Pakistan & India to uphold ceasefire, restore water-sharing treaty
UNITED NATIONS, Jun 16 (APP): UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk has called on Pakistan and India to uphold the ceasefire following their recent four-day conflict, and to restore “essential” water-sharing arrangements between the two South Asian countries.
“I urge both India and Pakistan to ensure the ceasefire holds, to prevent hateful rhetoric and disinformation, and to re-establish essential water sharing arrangements,” Turk told the Human Rights Council as he presented his annual report to the 47-member body in Geneva on Monday.
His call for restoring water-sharing arrangements was aimed at India which suspended the1960 Indus waters treaty governing water sharing with Pakistan.