Category: Pakistan

  • Sindh CM takes notice as 3 girls die in wall collapse at Umerkot school

    Sindh CM takes notice as 3 girls die in wall collapse at Umerkot school

    Three girls breathed their last when a wall of their school collapsed on them in Umerkot on Tuesday, The incident took place in the village of Goth Gamuri in Umerkot. According to police, the girls were walking alongside the school wall while returning from a nearby madrasa when the wall suddenly collapsed, burying them under…

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  • LHC CJ Alia Neelum launches five more digital systems

    LHC CJ Alia Neelum launches five more digital systems

    Important progress for digital governance reforms in Punjab’s judiciary as Chief Justice Lahore High Court Justice Alia Neelum on Tuesday launched five more digital systems, New digital systems launched to increase judicial efficiency and transparency. Registrar Lahore High Court and DG Judicial and Case Management attended the ceremony. On the Occasion, Chief Justice Alia Neelum…

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  • NA speaker invited to martyred Ayatollah Khamenei’s condolence meeting

    NA speaker invited to martyred Ayatollah Khamenei’s condolence meeting

    Speaker of the Iranian Parliament Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has written a letter to National Assembly (NA) Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq in which he has invited him to attend the ceremony to be held to offer condolences over the martyrdom of Iran’s supreme leader Ali Hosseini Khamenei, The ceremony will be held in Tehran on July…

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  • ‘Rise now, or hold your peace forever’: Musadik Malik urges action on Indus Water Treaty

    ‘Rise now, or hold your peace forever’: Musadik Malik urges action on Indus Water Treaty

    ISLAMABAD: Federal minister for Climate Change, Musadik Malik, on Tuesday called for a new international legal framework to protect transboundary water resources, arguing that disputes over shared rivers were no longer merely environmental or climate issues but matters of justice, food security and global stability. Addressing a seminar on the Indus Waters Treaty organised by…

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  • Power tariff may rise by Rs0.82 per unit as Nepra takes up fuel cost adjustment

    Power tariff may rise by Rs0.82 per unit as Nepra takes up fuel cost adjustment

    ISLAMABAD: Electricity consumers across Pakistan, including Karachi, may face an increase of Rs0.82 per unit as the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) is set to hear a petition on Tuesday seeking a monthly fuel cost adjustment for May. The request was filed by the Central Power Purchasing Agency (CPPA), which has proposed an increase…

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  • PM forms JIT to probe One Constitution Avenue case

    PM forms JIT to probe One Constitution Avenue case

    ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has formed a high-powered Joint Investigation Team (JIT) to probe the controversial One Constitution Avenue case. Sharief ordered the formation of the JIT on the recommendations of a special committee — the prime minister had formed on May 1 to review the controversial One Constitution Avenue case — headed by Law Minister…

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  • CDA plans to build 350-acre wildlife safari park

    CDA plans to build 350-acre wildlife safari park

    ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has approved plans to develop a modern wildlife safari park spanning 350 acres in Islamabad, with the project expected to become a new international-standard ecotourism destination for the capital. According to the CDA, the proposed safari park will be established in the Malpur Forestry Park area along Murree Road…

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  • Five cops detained, FIR registered over Adiala jail prisoners’ escape

    Five cops detained, FIR registered over Adiala jail prisoners’ escape

    RAWALPINDI: Rawalpindi police have registered a criminal case over the escape of 14 under-trial prisoners from a police transit van near Sihala and arrested five police personnel over alleged negligence as authorities widened an investigation into one of the country’s biggest recent custody breaches. The case was registered on the complaint of the lock-up guard, police said…

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  • Gold prices drop in Pakistan as global bullion market eases

    Gold prices drop in Pakistan as global bullion market eases

    KARACHI: Gold prices in Pakistan fell on Tuesday, extending losses from the previous session as domestic bullion tracked a downturn in international markets, local trade data showed. The price of 24-karat gold in the domestic market plunged by Rs4,100 per tola (11.66 grams) to settle at Rs424,836 ($1,525.43), according to data shared by the All…

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  • Govt sets up stabilisation fund to cushion global oil price shocks

    Govt sets up stabilisation fund to cushion global oil price shocks

    ISLAMABAD: The government has set up a “Petroleum Prices Stabilisation Fund” aimed at cushioning the domestic market against extreme fluctuations in global oil prices. The Ministry of Finance has issued a formal notification establishing the fund and allocating a dedicated public account head and object code for its operations, according to government circulars sent to…

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Pakistan Says Militant Groups in Afghanistan Remain Persistent Threat to National Security

Air Pollution May Increase Male Infertility Risk by Altering Key Fertility Genes, Study Finds

Iran to Bury Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Family in Mashhad Today

Indian Hostel Snakebite Tragedy: One Schoolgirl Dies, Three Others Hospitalized After Overnight Attack