Category: Pakistan

The founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has taken legal action against his five-year disqualification by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) over the Toshakhana case. […]

In response to a question about the plight of Afghan refugees, Malala condemned the recent legislation by the Taliban that criminalizes being a woman. She labeled the imposition of such laws as unjust and called upon Pakistani authorities to reconsider their decisions.

Professor Sajid Mir highlighted the need to move beyond diplomatic efforts and called for stronger action. He drew parallels between the issue of Palestine and the Kashmir conflict, urging Pakistan to take more concrete steps in solidarity with Palestine.

The devastating incident led to the loss of millions of rupees worth of property, reduced to ashes by the intense flames. After several hours of relentless efforts, Fire Brigade vehicles managed to bring the fire under control. Authorities have highlighted the inherent risks associated with high-rise buildings, emphasizing that such structures are susceptible to accidents at any time.

Contrary to rumors suggesting that the delays in passport printing are related to a shortage of lamination paper, the Passport Office dismisses such claims as baseless. Officials assert that the massive delivery of lamination paper is part of their proactive strategy to enhance efficiency and ensure timely passport issuance.

It is essential for regulatory authorities like NEPRA to communicate such changes transparently to the public, providing clear explanations for the adjustments and their impact on consumer bills. The exclusion of lifeline consumers and agricultural users from the increased rates is a measure aimed at mitigating the impact on vulnerable groups.

The monthly borrowing trends underscore the fiscal challenges faced by the government, with a substantial reliance on both domestic and external borrowing to meet financial obligations and bridge budgetary gaps. The continuous accumulation of debt raises concerns about the country’s fiscal sustainability and the impact on future economic stability.

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) is gearing up for the upcoming general elections in Islamabad by setting up nearly 990 polling stations and 3,096 […]

The move aligns with the government’s commitment to eradicate corruption and hold public officials accountable for the misuse of state resources. The decision to establish a dedicated committee reflects the government’s determination to thoroughly investigate the matter and take appropriate legal action against any wrongdoing.