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Army vows to prevent malicious politics

CDF leads 273rd Corps Commanders’ Conference, describes national unity, security as sacred, especially praises Field Marshal Asim Munir. Photo: ISPR ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s top military leadership on Wednesday vowed to deal decisively with all terrorists and their facilitators, warning that no political or other special interests would be allowed to undermine national unity, security and stability. […]

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PIA buyers offered huge tax exemptions

ISLAMABAD: The government offered significant tax breaks to facilitate the sale of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), which has incurred losses of Rs500 billion since 2015, Privatization Adviser Muhammad Ali said on Wednesday. In a joint press conference with Information Minister Attaullah Tarar, Muhammad Ali gave a presentation that implicitly held the three major political parties

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80 Pakistani students submitted job offer letters for technician positions in Saudi Arabia

They are expected to earn monthly salaries ranging from 1,600 to 1,800 Saudi riyals LAHORE: As many as 80 Pakistani students have been offered employment in Saudi Arabia, where they will receive monthly salaries of between 1,600 and 1,800 Saudi riyals by working as technicians. A job offer letter distribution ceremony was held at GCT

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TTAP accepts dialogue with government, calls for new charter

Says that dialogue can only proceed on the basis of legitimate demands and constitutional principles Tehreek-e-Tahaffuz-e-Ain Pakistan (TTAP) has accepted Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s call for dialogue with the government, while calling for the adoption of a new charter to steer the country out of its ongoing political and economic crisis. The development follows the

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UN expert marks ‘serious risk’ to Bushra Bibi’s well-being

The UN special rapporteur says conditions fall well below international minimum standards Former first lady Bushra Bibi. PHOTO: FILE A United Nations expert has warned that the condition of Bushra Bibi Khan, the detained wife of former prime minister Imran Khan, could pose a serious risk to her physical and mental well-being and is calling

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Military chief says no political, nefarious interests that threaten security will be tolerated

The Corps Commanders’ Conference undertook a comprehensive review of the prevailing internal and external security environment The military chief has stressed that no malicious efforts – political or otherwise – aimed at undermining Pakistan’s national unity, security and stability would be tolerated. The statement came during the 273rd Corps Commanders’ Conference (CCC) chaired by Field

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Traffic police collects Rs 4.46 billion. from challans in Gujranwala

The fines almost triple compared to the previous year; stricter enforcement leads to a decrease in traffic accidents GUJRANWALA: The city’s traffic police reported issuing more than 750,000 citations for traffic violations and collecting over Rs 4.46 billion in fines during 2025, officials said on Tuesday. Authorities attributed a significant drop in traffic accidents to

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Mailsi nomads trapped in poverty and neglect

Absence of official records, basic services, rehabilitation policies deepens the disaster Mailsi village. Photo: Courtesy of YouTube MAILS: Nomadic settlements scattered across Tehsil Mailsi have increasingly taken the form of a neglected humanitarian, social and security crisis, drawing concern from social circles who say continued government inattention has allowed the situation to worsen and now

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