Why does Masood Azhar want to build an army of women suicide bombers? For both personal and political reasons, apparently.

A young woman reportedly died after being tortured and abducted by the Pakistani forces in Panjgur. The woman, identified as Nazia Shafi, and her mother were taken away unlawfully by the forces and ...

Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed has reportedly launched a new unit called Jamat ul-Muminat to recruit women. The online training course will reportedly teach them about their ‘duties’ in ...

Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Masood Azhar has outlined a blueprint to radicalise and deploy women for terror activities under the group’s newly formed women’s wing, Jamaat-ul-Mominaat.

Jaish-e-Mohammed has launched an online course to recruit women into its Jamat ul-Muminat brigade, charging 500 PKR per ...

In the speech, Azhar outlines how women will be recruited, trained, and used as part of his long-term “global jihad” vision, drawing direct parallels between the new women’s structure and JeM’s ...

The strikes have devastated several villages, leaving families trapped without food, water, or medical aid under an indefinite curfew, as reported by The Balochistan Post.