As Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq marked his 28th birthday on December 22, warm birthday wishes flooded in for the left-arm batter. Currently in Australia for a […]
Jos Buttler views West Indies tour as successful despite T20I series loss.
Jos Buttler, England’s captain, expressed his belief that the recent T20I series against West Indies was a success despite England’s defeat in the decider. The […]
French court rejects 1.1 billion Euro climate penalty, Deems government measures sufficient.
In a setback for environmental campaigners, a French court ruled on Friday that France’s efforts to mitigate climate damage were sufficient, rejecting attempts to impose […]
UN Security council voices “Alarm” over escalating violence and Displacement in Sudan.
In response to the deepening crisis in Sudan, the UN Security Council expressed “alarm” at the increasing violence in the war-torn country, a day after […]
PTI to challenge ECP decision on symbol ‘Bat’ in Peshawar high court.
In response to the Election Commission of Pakistan’s (ECP) decision to withdraw the electoral symbol ‘bat’ from the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), the party has decided […]
Unprecedented incidents of political figures’ associates being taken into custody ahead of 2024 elections.
Former Punjab chief minister Chaudhry Parvez Elahi’s lawyer, Amir Saeed Raan, was reportedly apprehended by unidentified individuals in Gujranwala while filing nomination papers for the […]
Shahbaz Sharif to Contest Election in Place of Former MNAs, While Maryam Aurangzeb Files Nomination Papers for Special Assembly Seat
Shahbaz Sharif’s decision to contest from NA-132 signifies a strategic move within the political landscape, as he steps in to replace the previous candidate, Malik Riaz Khan. This shift underscores the dynamic nature of political strategies employed by parties as they prepare for the upcoming electoral challenges.
Islamabad High Court Judges, Including Chief Justice Aamer Farooq, to Go on Winter Vacation Next Week
This customary break aligns with the broader tradition observed across various legal jurisdictions globally, acknowledging the demanding nature of the legal profession and the importance of periodic breaks for legal practitioners.
Justice Ata-ur-Rehman’s Additional Notes on Bail Decision in Safdar Case and Critique of Political Dynamics
Justice Ata-ur-Rehman emphasizes the need for equal opportunities for all candidates in the upcoming elections to ensure genuine democratic practices. He argues that the foundation for granting bail should be based on the merit of individual cases rather than a blanket approach, especially considering the political stature of these figures.




