Category: Pakistan
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Karachi: Investigation Officials Obtain Mir Raza’s Mobile Data and Forensic Report
Karachi: Investigation officials have obtained the mobile data record and forensic report of Mir Raza Ali Khan as part of the probe into his death. According to investigators, Mir Raza sent a message to one of his friends on the night of July 28. In the message, he reportedly asked his friend for a loan…
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Sindhi Language Authority Chairman Meets Culture Minister in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Chairman of the Sindhi Language Authority, Dr. Sher Mehrani, met with Sindh Minister for Culture, Tourism, and Antiquities Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah in Hyderabad. During the meeting, Dr. Sher Mehrani briefed the provincial minister about the ongoing projects of the authority. He said that the institution is making continuous efforts for the promotion and…
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Mystery Surrounding Mir Raza’s Death Remains Unresolved, Father Raises Questions Over Medical Report
Karachi: The mystery surrounding the death of Mir Raza Ali Khan remains unresolved, while his father has expressed concerns over the medical report. Speaking to Geo News, Mir Raza’s father Hussain Raza said that his son’s death was being presented as a suicide, but he believed that he was murdered. He claimed that his son’s…
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Mystery Surrounding Mir Raza’s Death Remains Unresolved, Father Raises Questions Over Medical Report
Karachi: The mystery surrounding the death of Mir Raza Ali Khan remains unresolved, while his father has expressed concerns over the medical report. Speaking to Geo News, Mir Raza’s father Hussain Raza said that his son’s death was being presented as a suicide, but he believed that he was murdered. He claimed that his son’s…
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Opposition Ready for Meaningful Talks, But Government Not Serious: Raja Nasir Abbas
Islamabad: Opposition Leader in the Senate Raja Nasir Abbas has said that the opposition is ready for negotiations, but the government is not showing seriousness. Speaking to Geo News, Raja Nasir Abbas said that the opposition has always supported dialogue and political contacts to resolve issues. He said that Mahmood Khan Achakzai had suggested meeting…
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Arbaeen Processions Held Across Pakistan Today
Processions are being held across Pakistan today to mark the 40th day (Arbaeen) after the martyrdom of Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA) and his companions. In Karachi, the main procession starts from Nishtar Park. Many roads leading to the route have been closed with containers. M.A. Jinnah Road is closed to traffic. Vehicles from Shahrah-e-Quaideen, Hassan…
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Police Detain Multiple MQM-P Officials and Workers After Clash at Bahadurabad Headquarters
Karachi: Police and law enforcement agencies launched an operation at the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) headquarters in Bahadurabad following a violent clash and reports of gunfire at the party’s central office. According to police officials, several MQM-P office-bearers and party workers were taken into custody during the operation. Authorities have not yet disclosed the exact…
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Rana Sanaullah Says New Provinces Are Not on Government’s Agenda, Defends Existing Constitutional System
Islamabad: Prime Minister’s Adviser on Political Affairs, Senator Rana Sanaullah, has said that the creation of new provinces is not currently under consideration by the government, emphasizing that Pakistan’s existing parliamentary democratic system and the 1973 Constitution have successfully held the country together for decades and will continue to do so in the future. Speaking…
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Prime Minister Directs Timely Completion of Privatization Program, Stresses Protection of Agricultural Bank’s Core Mission
Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has directed all relevant government departments to complete every stage of Pakistan’s privatization program within the prescribed deadlines, emphasizing the need for strict adherence to the government’s approved targets and implementation timelines. The instructions came during a high-level meeting chaired by the prime minister to review progress on the privatization…
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IMF Not Allowing Pakistan to Offer Cheaper Electricity During Specific Hours, Says Energy Minister
Islamabad: Federal Minister for Energy Awais Leghari said the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has not yet allowed Pakistan to provide cheaper electricity during selected hours of the day. Speaking at the Battery Storage Flexibility 2026 Conference in Islamabad, Leghari said the government has been negotiating with the IMF for several months to secure approval for…
