Pakistan Army destroys Taliban Broadcast Tower along Afghanistan border

It has been reported that Pakistan Army has destroyed a Taliban's broadcast tower along Pakistan-Afghanistan border. The broadcast tower was being used to spread anti Pakistan propaganda from Afghan soil.

It may be noted that the Taliban have erected many towers inside Afghanistan that have been used to blast into Pakistan Taliban related propaganda and creating disloyalty among people living in Pakistani territory. 

Taliban have since long been indulged in such activities and in 2009 Pakistan closed down all mobile data signal towers and asked the Afghans to do the same. However, the Afghans have never reciprocated in the same letter and spirit as it suits them to spew venomous anti Pakistan propaganda.

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Verizon's 4G network: Can you hear me now?

[ via CNET ] 21 Dec

Verizon Wireless's claims of having the most reliable wireless network are being tested, with the company experiencing two outages on its new 4G LTE network this month.

The latest outage began in the wee hours of the morning Wednesday and affected 4G customers across USA. From New York City to Denver to Washington state, customers complained that they could not access the 4G data network. 

Some customers said that they weren't even able to access the 3G wireless service, despite Verizon's claims that this network was not affected.

By mid-morning on the East Coast, Verizon said service had been restored.

Read more at: CNET

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UK doesn’t want Pakistan to attack Haqqanis

Full Story: Express Tribune 25 Nov

British Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan Mark Sedwill has reportedly said:

“We don’t want Pakistan to take military action against the Haqqani group. We understand the challenges it faces on that front, all we want from Pakistan is to do its utmost to minimize the threat.”

However Britain urges Pakistan to use its influence to get the Haqqani network to come to the negotiation table with NATO and enter a reconciliation process.

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