Jamaat-e-Islami Lahore held a Gaza March on Mall Road, drawing thousands of men, women, children and youth in solidarity with the Palestinian people. Addressing the march, JI Pakistan Vice Ameer Liaqat Baloch said Palestinian sacrifices had awakened the world, while their resistance had demonstrated its strength to global powers. He called on the international community… Continue reading Gaza March: Palestinian Resistance Has Shaken Global Powers, Says Liaqat Baloch.
Speakers at a special seminar organized by Kashmir Centre Lahore said Kashmiris have been sacrificing for more than seven decades with the goal of becoming part of Pakistan. At the seminar, “Our Voice for Occupied Jammu & Kashmir,” speakers stressed the need for an effective political, diplomatic, legal, journalistic and public campaign to highlight the… Continue reading Kashmiris’ Seven-Decade Struggle for Pakistan Must Be Amplified Globally
According to a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), intelligence-based operations were conducted in Kharan and Washik on September 6 and 7. An attempt by terrorists to block the road and suspend traffic in Kharan was foiled. The ISPR said that 8 Indian-sponsored terrorists were killed during the operation, a terrorist hideout was… Continue reading Security forces conduct successful operations in Balochistan, 11 Indian-backed terrorists killed
The Punjab Literacy Department held a special ceremony to mark International Literacy Day, reaffirming its commitment to expanding literacy initiatives and bringing out-of-school children into the education system. MPA Maria Talal, Parliamentary Secretary Chaudhry Naveed Ashraf, and representatives of UNICEF and JICA appreciated the department’s efforts and encouraged high-performing teachers and students. Secretary Literacy Syed… Continue reading Punjab Expands Literacy Drive to Bring More Out-of-School Children into Education.
Islamabad: The federal government has started reviewing proposals for imposing a new tax at the local level in case of making Islamabad an autonomous unit. The talks between Pakistan and the IMF for the fifth review under the loan program will begin this month. During the talks with the IMF delegation this month, negotiations will… Continue reading Proposal for new local tax under consideration to make Islamabad an autonomous unit
Journalist Bilal Ghauri was presented in court in handcuffs under tight security. During the hearing, the NCCIA requested the court to grant journalist Bilal Ghauri a 10-day physical remand for the recovery of laptops and mobile devices and for investigation. The NCCI requested a ten-day physical remand of the accused, the investigating officer said that… Continue reading Case under PECA Act; Journalist Bilal Ghauri’s three-day physical remand granted
The Sindh Assembly session began on Monday under the chairmanship of Speaker Syed Owais Qadir Shah. During the proceedings of the house, MQM member Quratul Ain moved a resolution that street lights should be installed on all highways. On this, Provincial Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon said that all the highways of the country are under… Continue reading MQM and PML-N federal ministers are not public representatives, they are products of Form 47, Sharjeel Memon
President Asif Ali Zardari will complete his visit to the UK and leave for Pakistan on September 8. According to sources, President Asif Ali Zardari has canceled his visit to France. President Asif Ali Zardari was supposed to go to France for two days, but now he will come to Pakistan from the UK. It… Continue reading President Zardari cuts short Europe visit, will leave for Pakistan on September 8
Sharjeel Memon, while responding to Defense Minister Khawaja Asif, said that the Punjab Assembly has passed resolutions in favor of the Seraiki province twice, while the Sindh Assembly has passed resolutions 8 times against the creation of more provinces within Sindh. He said that the PML-N should please its allies but avoid making Sindh a… Continue reading PML-N should please its allies but avoid making Sindh a scapegoat: Sharjeel Memon
ISLAMABAD: Informed sources have told The News that influential circles are in favor of restructuring Pakistan’s current administrative structure, under which more provinces or administrative units can be established, but the issue has not yet been formally discussed in the federal cabinet. The sources said that although the discussion on the establishment of new federal… Continue reading Powerful circles in favor of new provinces, issue yet to be discussed in cabinet
