Category: Pakistan

As of Saturday, gold prices in Pakistan have witnessed a significant increase, reaching Rs202,000 per tola for 24-karat gold. For those looking to purchase smaller […]

During the hearing, Chief Justice Isa pointed out that the respect for institutions, especially the police, has significantly declined. He stated that the police force, instead of upholding law and order, seems to be aiding in criminal activities.

Afghan citizens were provided with Pakistani passports based on counterfeit identity cards. The Passport and Immigration authorities have been alerted to their responsibilities, and a thorough scrutiny of the case is underway. Authorities are conducting a meticulous cross-check of rare data to uncover the extent of the falsified passport issuance.

ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – A concerned citizen has lodged a review petition contesting the Supreme Court’s ruling to invalidate changes to the National Accountability Ordinance […]

The verdict, which denies Nawaz Sharif the right to appeal for a review, has sparked discussions among legal experts. According to them, this decision not only upholds the supremacy of Parliament but also hints at a shift towards a more socially conscious

In a successful operation, the Dera police in Dera Ismail Khan seized 5,000 liters of Iranian diesel and various non-custom paid items valued at Rs2 […]

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected that Pakistan’s fiscal deficit for the year 2023-24 will exceed the government’s target by Rs1,137 billion, according to […]

The exchange revolved around the interpretation of Article 191, a contentious point within the Act. Siddiqui argued that his client, the MQM, was not aligned with any party mentioned in the case and had appeared in response to the court’s notice. The core issue under discussion was whether the Supreme Court could alter the legislation outlined in the Practice and Procedure Act, potentially impacting the court’s autonomy.

The case revolved around allegations of corruption in the Paragon Housing Society. However, the NAB report concluded that there were no substantial grounds to support these claims against the Khawaja brothers. The absence of evidence led to the exoneration of the accused, and NAB stated that there was no need for further proceedings regarding this matter.