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PM Shehbaz encourages device to device, slaming personal agendas over national interest

Listen to article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday called for a cessation of terrorism, economic instability and internal divisions in Pakistan, which emphasizes that sacrificing national interest in personal gain is a treason with the country’s severely won victims. The Prime Minister, who approached “Rab-E-Zuljalal Ka Ehsan, Pakistan” in Islamabad on Friday, urged people […]

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PM leads a high -level meeting to strengthen the national narrative against terrorism

Listen to article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif President an important meeting attended by the federal and provincial leadership to tackle the ongoing threat of terrorism in the country. The meeting, held at the Prime Minister’s House, included representatives from all four provinces as well as Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan with military and civilian leaders, Express

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Govt seeks NEPRA NIK for RS1.71 per. Unit cutting in the Power Tariff

Listen to article The federal government has approached the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) for a reduction in electricity stars after the approval of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The government has proposed a reduction of RS1.71 per year. Unit in electricity prices, which would be relieved through a duty supplement. Power Regulatory Authority

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Gender gap remains below 10 m as voters top 133 m

Listen to article Islamabad: The Election Commission in Pakistan (ECP) released up -to -date voter statistics on Thursday, which shows that the total number of registered voters has reached 133,417,505 (133.42 m) in the country. Per. March 6, 2025, the data highlights significant gender differences with 71,654,092 (71.65 m) male male (53.71%) and 61,763,413 (61.76

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