Category: Leading
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DIG Larkana Takes Notice of Alleged Honour Killing of 18-Year-Old Woman in Jacobabad
JACOBABAD: Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Larkana Range, Nasir Aftab, has taken strict notice of the alleged honour killing of an 18-year-old woman in Jacobabad and ordered the immediate arrest of the suspect involved in the case. According to an official statement issued by the Office of the DIG Larkana Range on July 11,…
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Influential Figures Allotted Over 2,800 Acres of Government Land in Sanghar; Pir Pagara Takes Notice
SANGHAR: Pir Pagara, the spiritual leader of the Hur Jamaat, has taken notice of the alleged allotment of more than 2,800 acres of government land in Deh Jiendo, Sanghar Taluka, to influential individuals, prompting a large protest by members of the Hur community. Acting on Pir Pagara’s directives, four senior Khalifas of the Hur Jamaat—Khalifo…
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Jacobabad Journalists Visit Sukkur National Press Club to Congratulate Newly Elected Office-Bearers, Strengthen Professional Ties
SUKKUR: A delegation of young journalists from Jacobabad visited the Sukkur National Press Club (Registered) to congratulate its newly elected office-bearers and reaffirm solidarity with the local journalist community. The visit reflected the strong bond between journalists from the two districts and underscored their shared commitment to promoting press freedom, professional cooperation, and the welfare…
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Keamari Police Arrest Two Suspects in Separate Gutka and Mawa Crackdowns
Karachi: Police in Karachi’s Keamari District carried out two separate operations in the Madina Colony police station limits, arresting two suspects allegedly involved in the sale of gutka and mawa, officials said on Thursday. In the first operation, police arrested a suspect identified as Yaqoob from 19-D Chowk for allegedly selling gutka and mawa. During…
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Police Arrest Five Suspects in Larkana District
Larkana OfficeFile No. 01Date: July 8, 2026 LARKANA: Larkana Police claimed to have arrested five suspects during operations in different parts of the district, recovering weapons, narcotics, Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) devices, identity cards, cash and mobile phones. According to a police spokesperson, Badh Police arrested alleged drug dealer Ahsan Mangan and recovered 1,080…
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SEPCO Accelerates Installation of AMI Smart Meters in Sukkur Sub-Division II
Sukkur (Danish Rajput): The installation of modern Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) smart meters is progressing rapidly in SEPCO Sukkur Sub-Division II, with nearly half of the project already completed. Speaking to the media, SDO Sub-Division II Mushtaq Ahmed Qureshi said that more than 4,000 smart meters have so far been installed, covering approximately 50 percent…
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Finance Minister Meets Pakistan Business Council to Discuss Economic Reforms and Policy Continuity
KARACHI, July 6, 2026: Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb met with members of the Pakistan Business Council (PBC) during his visit to Karachi to discuss the country’s economic outlook, ongoing reform agenda, and the government’s economic priorities. During the meeting, the finance minister praised the Pakistan Business Council for serving as…
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Headline: Journalists Visit SSP Headquarters Abdul Sattar Phulpoto to Wish Him a Speedy Recovery
SUKKUR: A delegation of local journalists visited the residence of SSP Headquarters Abdul Sattar Phulpoto to inquire about his health following his recent road accident and to express their best wishes for his speedy recovery. The visiting delegation included K-21 Channel reporter Deen Muhammad Sumejo and Roznama Pak Soch Bureau Chief Majid Mahmood. During the…
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Supreme Court Rules State Must Pay Fair Compensation for Land Acquired in Public Interest
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan has ruled that while the state has the constitutional authority to acquire private land for projects serving the public interest, it is legally obligated to provide fair and adequate compensation to affected landowners based on the property’s actual value. The ruling came in a land acquisition case relating to…
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[ Dubai ] The United Arab Emirates has set 15 years as the minimum age for children to create social media accounts.
In a major step to enhance children’s digital safety, the UAE government has introduced new regulations governing social media use. Under the new rules, children under the age of 15 will not be allowed to create or operate personal accounts on social media platforms. Speaking at a media briefing organized by the Child Digital Safety…
