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The ministers are becoming staggering 188% salary bump

Islamabad: Despite high allegations of savings policy and belt density from the PML-N-LED government, the federal cabinet has approved a summary to increase wages for ministers, prime ministers and advisers who massively raise their wages to RS519,000 per year. Month. The increase came when the government recognized the financial burden on the grade because of

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Pakistan is all ready for satellite internet as Starlink gets nodded

Islamabad: Pakistan Space Activity Regulatory Board (PSARB) approved the issue of the No-Object Certificate (NOC) on Friday to the US satellite-based ISP, Starlink, a significant feature set to strengthen the country’s digital landscape. Minister of Information Technology Shaza Fatima Khawaja said Starlink had received temporary registration in Pakistan on the Directive from Prime Minister Shehbaz

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I am not considered worthy of being informed about Hajj Matters: Prime Minister

Islamabad: Prime Minister of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony Kesoo Mal Kheal Das revealed in the National Assembly on Friday that he got no briefing on Hajj-related questions by his ministry and shocked the legislators during the questioning time. That prompted Vice President Ghulam Mustafa Shah to seek an explanation by Monday, ordering the minister

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Govt denies killing BYC activists in Quetta Fire

Quetta: The Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) has accused police of using excessive power against protesters in the provincial capital and claimed that they opened fire on peaceful protesters, killed three people and wounded dozens, including seven in critical condition. However, Balochistan government spokesman Shahid Rind rejected the allegations and stated that the protesters resort to

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