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Field Marshal Asim Munir Appointed Pakistan’s First Chief of Defence Forces

Field Marshal Asim Munir Appointed Pakistan’s First Chief of Defence Forces

December 5, 2025
Imran Naikoo Srinagar, Dec 5 : Minister for Health and Medical Education Sakina Itoo, while addressing the 43rd Annual Day of SKIMS at SKICC on Friday, said the government has strengthened healthcare delivery across Jammu & Kashmir by upgrading diagnostic and treatment facilities in district and tertiary hospitals. She said that equipment gaps have been largely filled this year, adding: "We’ve tried to provide CT scans in every hospital and dialysis centres in every district hospital. Most of the demands have been fulfilled and I assure you we will continue to improve." The minister credited NC President and Former Chief Minister Dr. Farooq Abdullah for leading reforms in the health sector, stating that referrals outside J&K have significantly reduced due to improved facilities within the UT. Referring to Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah’s vision, she said the late leader wanted Kashmir to evolve into a centre for medical excellence so that people from Ramban to Kishtwar no longer had to travel to Delhi or Mumbai for treatment. Itoo urged doctors to remain committed to their duties and assured them of continuous support from the government. She also requested the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to develop an auditorium at SKIMS for academic and institutional events. “Our doctors are capable, our mission is clear and our commitment is strong, we will continue to work together for better healthcare in J&K,” she said.

‘We’ve Strengthened Every Hospital’: Sakina Itoo Addresses SKIMS 43rd Annual Day

December 5, 2025
IndiGo Flight Bomb Scare: Madinah-Hyderabad Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing In Ahmedabad
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IndiGo Flight Bomb Scare: Madinah-Hyderabad Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing In Ahmedabad

December 4, 2025
711 Agniveer Jawans took oath at the JAKLI Centre, Humhama Budgam
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711 Agniveer Jawans took oath at the JAKLI Centre, Humhama Budgam

December 4, 2025
Salaries of Twenty Employees, Including Four Doctors Withheld
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Salaries of Twenty Employees, Including Four Doctors Withheld

December 4, 2025
SC Asks HCs To Provide Details Of Pending Acid Attack Trials Across Country
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SC Asks HCs To Provide Details Of Pending Acid Attack Trials Across Country

December 4, 2025
New Delhi: Indian security agencies are closely monitoring renewed discussions within Pakistan’s military establishment over the possible creation of a Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) Headquarters inside the GHQ, Rawalpindi — a move that could significantly reshape Pakistan’s command structure and long-term strategic posture. From India’s perspective, the debate marks an important moment in Pakistan’s ongoing internal recalibration. A unified CDF command would bring the Pakistan Army, Air Force, and Navy under a single top-tier authority, potentially streamlining decision-making on defence, crisis response, and operational planning. Indian analysts believe such restructuring could signal Islamabad’s attempt to modernise its military architecture in line with global models, especially during a period of political volatility and economic strain. While the idea of a tri-services command has surfaced intermittently in Pakistan, intelligence assessments suggest it has gained renewed traction recently. According to reports available with Indian agencies, several senior retired Pakistani officers have pushed for this structure in closed-door sessions. One of the influential figures associated with the early conceptual framework is Lt Gen (r) Faiz Hameed, former DG ISI, whose tenure was marked by assertive institutional positioning. Indian strategic watchers note that a “key decision” involving Lt Gen (r) Faiz is expected soon — though its exact nature remains unclear. New Delhi views any development involving him with particular interest, given his past role in regional dynamics, his influence within power blocs inside Pakistan, and his deep imprint on the military-political landscape during critical periods. Within Pakistan, the proposed CDF HQ has reportedly triggered debates over its potential to alter inter-service equations. For India, such shifts are significant because Pakistan’s military remains the central driver of its security and foreign policy. A unified command could mean faster coordination, more integrated force posture, and possibly tighter centralised control over strategic assets. However, Indian experts caution that the creation of a CDF structure may also deepen internal frictions within Pakistan’s military hierarchy. Rivalries among service branches, apprehensions over shifting authority, and Rawalpindi’s sensitivity to institutional balance could delay or derail the proposal. No official announcement has been made so far, but Indian agencies believe the coming months may offer clearer signals. If implemented, the restructuring could mark a decisive transformation in Pakistan’s defence framework — a development New Delhi will continue to assess closely for its implications on regional security, crisis management, and military preparedness.
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Pakistan in Flux: Indian Security Circles Track Power Shifts as Debate Grows Over New CDF...

December 4, 2025
Cold Wave Tightens Grip Over Kashmir, Srinagar Shivers at -4°C
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Cold Wave Tightens Grip Over Kashmir, Srinagar Shivers at -4°C

December 4, 2025
GMC Rajouri Denies Reports of BGSBU Nursing Student Being Tortured, Terms Viral News “Baseless”
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GMC Rajouri Denies Reports of BGSBU Nursing Student Being Tortured, Terms Viral News “Baseless”

December 4, 2025
Amit Sharma Named Director of Census Operations for J-K and Ladakh
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Amit Sharma Named Director of Census Operations for J-K and Ladakh

December 4, 2025
EOW (Crime Branch Kashmir) Files Chargesheet in Major Land-Fraud Case Involving Retired Revenue Officials and Businessman
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EOW (Crime Branch Kashmir) Files Chargesheet in Major Land-Fraud Case Involving Retired Revenue Officials and...

December 4, 2025
1st Day in Parliament : Jailed MP Er Rashid Reaches Out to Rahul Gandhi, National Leaders with Peace Roadmap : AIP
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1st Day in Parliament : Jailed MP Er Rashid Reaches Out to Rahul Gandhi,...

December 1, 2025
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