Category: Pakistan

Pakistan’s armed forces have recently achieved a significant milestone through the successful flight test of the Ababeel Weapon System, bolstering the country’s strategic defense capabilities. […]

A tragic incident unfolded in Karachi as a deadly fire engulfed a cotton godown in the SITE area, resulting in the loss of a laborer’s […]

The Supreme Court, in its verdict, emphasized that access to information is a fundamental constitutional right of citizens, which no individual, authority, or institution can curtail without legal justification. The court underscored that this right forms the bedrock of the democratic process and ensures transparency and accountability within government institutions.

The case in the Supreme Court involved petitions related to fuel price adjustments in electricity bills. The lawyers representing the power companies argued that when the fuel price adjustment was imposed in May 2022, NEPRA’s formation was unconstitutional.

General Munir’s commitment to justice was further underscored when he declared that military personnel involved in smuggling activities would face military tribunals and possible imprisonment,

The closure of Bahawalpur Airport, an international facility, has raised concerns about the impact on regional connectivity. Previously, Bahawalpur Airport operated international flights and served as a profitable station. However, due to downsizing efforts over the past five years, the station suffered a significant reduction in staff, leading to its current state.

Mohammad Hussain Mahanti voiced the sentiment that Pakistan has shown its allegiance to Palestine, emphasizing that America and Israel are bound to face defeat. He acknowledged the mothers of Palestine, who are sacrificing their children daily, and highlighted the need for Muslim leaders to awaken and act. Despite Gaza’s 16 years of siege and daily bombings, the Palestinian people, especially mothers, sisters, and youth, remain steadfast.

The research underscores significant inequalities in salaries and benefits between the highest and lowest grades. The disparities in salaries, benefits, and operating expenses highlight a stark lack of equity. According to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, as of December 2022, Pakistan has a total of 1,374,911 federal government employees, including civilians, armed forces personnel, and autonomous/corporate bodies.