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The unspoken tragedy in Balochistan

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“When we see others as the enemy, we risk becoming what we hate.” Nobel Peace Laureate Desmond Tutu’s quote perfectly captures the tragic irony of ethnic violence in Balochistan. The province has witnessed generations lost in this hatred that reaps nothing. Quetta, the capital of Balochistan, was once the melting pot of different ethnicities of Pakistan. But who would have thought that this land, famous for its hospitality, would one day become …

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The unspoken tragedy in Balochistan

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USF Blames Security Situation for Balochistan Network Issues

ISLAMABAD: The Universal Service Fund (USF) has attributed ongoing Balochistan network issues to security challenges in the region, affecting telecom service delivery. During a recent Senate IT and Telecom Committee meeting, USF officials provided insights into projects completed over the past three years and the difficulties faced in expanding network coverage in remote areas. USF officials stated that their primary mandate is to provide teleco…

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