FGN24: PAK-TTP-AFGHANISTAN ****Pakistan rules out talks with banned TTP militants after Afghan Taliban minister’s advice Islamabad: Pakistan on Thursday ruled out any talks with the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and vowed to fight all militant outfits and defeat them, a day after a senior Afghan Taliban leader urged Islamabad and the banned terrorist organisation to sit together and negotiate for peace.**** FGN9: US-TREASURY-INDIA-LD OFFICIALS ****Senior US treasury officials to urge India to maintain implementation of Russian oil price cap Washington: Two senior US treasury officials are in India to urge New Delhi to maintain the implementation of the oil price cap aimed at limiting profits to Russia, while also promoting stable global energy markets.**** FGN18: PAK-ZARDARI-ARMY ****Pak Prez Zardari notes with concern ‘baseless’ claims against Army by ‘certain political party’ Islamabad: Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has voiced his grave concern about the “baseless and unsubstantiated” allegations levelled by a specific political party and its few individuals against the Army for their political interests.**** FGN17: PAK-IMRAN-RALLY ****Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party calls off Islamabad rally on April 6 to demand Imran Khan’s release Islamabad: Citing religious reasons, jailed former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan’s party has announced cancelling its much-hyped rally that was scheduled to be held here on Saturday to demand the release of the party founder, who has been incarcerated since August last year after his conviction in various cases.**** FGN5: US-ELECTION-SURVEY ****US election: Trump leads Biden in 6 of 7 battleground states, says latest opinion poll Washington: Ahead of the upcoming US election scheduled for November, President Joe Biden is trailing behind his main opponent Donald Trump in six of the seven battleground states, according to a latest opinion poll.**** FGN4: US-BIDEN-IFTAR-MUSLIMS ****Muslim community members in US decline White House Iftar dinner invite: media reports Washington: Members of the Muslim community in the US have declined the White House’s iftar dinner invitation this week, protesting the Biden administration’s continued support for Israel amid humanitarian concerns in Palestine, according to multiple media reports.**** PTI GSP
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