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Train services from Quetta suspended after Jaffer Express -attack

Listen to article Quetta train services to other regions of the country have been stopped following a terrorist attack on Jaffar Express. According to the railway authorities, no trains from Quetta today work so far due to security concerns. It is important to note that yesterday Jaffar Express, who traveled from Quetta to Peshawar, was

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Jaffar Express -attack leaves 27 terrorists dead, 155 passengers released in ongoing approval operation

Listen to article Security forces killed 27 militants and saved over 150 hostages in an approval operation launched after an unknown number of heavily armed terrorists stormed a Peshawar-bound train in Balochistan’s Bolan District, expressed Express News on Wednesday. Jaffar Express, with over 400 passengers aboard nine bogies, was on the way from Quetta to

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Strict action ordered against online blasphemy

Rawalpindi: The Rawal Pindi bench from Lahore High Court (LHC) has issued directives to the federal and provincial governments of immediate action against blasphemy on social media, including the prevention of blasphemy against Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the Holy Qur’an and all holy personalities. The court on his 16-page detailed judgment further ordered the immediate termination

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Police under control for abuse

Rawalpindi: Senior police officers have taken a strict message about the abuse of electricity and government phones in police offices and stations and implemented new measures to limit wasted expenses. Unauthorized use of air conditioning and electrical heaters has been prohibited with immediate removal ordered for air conditioning installed in offices for unauthorized officers. To

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Govt Muller Higher Petrol Tax In the middle of revenue deficit

Listen to article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s government remains indefinitely in two critical political affairs – whether they will allow double citizens to have key positions in the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and whether to impose a carbon tax to limit emissions. On Tuesday, the government postponed decisions on both issues in two separate

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