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SHC Strips Judge of Powers to give the court’s custody to Armaghan

Listen to article A judge handling the Mustafa Amir killing case has been deprived of administrative powers after a Supreme Court panel found irregularities in his decision to refuse the police in custody. The order follows allegations of manipulation and judicial overreaction that trigger concerns about the insertion of the procedure reported Express News. A […]

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IMF -Mission to arrive at Pakistan on March 3 for review interviews

Listen to article A Ni-Members International Monetary Fund (IMF) Mission, led by Nathan Porter, is ready to arrive in Pakistan on March 3 to conduct a crucial financial review. Negotiations continue until March 15 and plays a key role in the design of the country’s fiscal policy 2025-26. According to the Ministry of Finance’s sources,

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SCBA, Journos Ring for the Running of Peca -Adjustments

Listen to article Islamabad: An advisory meeting held under the auspices of the Supreme Court Lawyers’ Association (SCBA) required Monday the cancellation of the recent changes made in the country’s Cyber ​​Crime Act – the prevention of the Electronic Crime Act (PECA), 2016. The meeting with the title “Media Under Threat: Challenges, such as Media

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PTA begins VPN Licensing underclass category

Listen to article Islamabad: Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) began Monday Licensing of Virtual Private Network (VPN) Service providers according to the classroom frameworks to regulate data services in the country. According to a PTA spokesman, the authority has approved applications from two companies for issuing classrooms for VPN services. The initiative aims to facilitate companies

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LHC leads PTI to first turn to Govt’s Retressal Committee

Listen to article Lahore: Lahore High Court’s (LHC) Justice Farooq Haider has dismissed Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf (PTI )’s petition seeking permission to hold a public collection in Minar-E-Pakistan on March 22, and instructs the party to first to contact the Government Complaints Committee. Justice Haider maintained the Objective of the Justice Secretary and instructed PTI to

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