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Review of commissioned journalists’ accreditation cards

SHC rejects plea of ​​23 claiming journalist status for plots in Journalists Colony HYDERABAD: The Sindh High Court’s Hyderabad circuit bench has dismissed a constitutional petition filed by 23 persons claiming to be journalists who sought allotment of residential plots in Journalists Colony earmarked for members of the Hyderabad Press Club on the basis of

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The Prime Minister calls for rapid privatization of the electricity sector

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday directed the relevant authorities to expedite the privatization process of electricity distribution companies (DISCOS) and generation companies (GENCOS). Chairing a meeting on the power sector in the federal capital, the Prime Minister emphasized that the privatization of the energy system leading to the establishment of a competitive electricity

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Minister rejects “foreign paid” campaigns

Talal Chaudhry warns that those involved may face prosecution if they continue the activities Interior Minister Talal Chaudhry speaks to reporters outside the Parliament House in Islamabad on October 9, 2025. SCREENGRAB ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Talal Chaudhry said on Monday that Pakistan has uncovered extensive evidence of coordinated, paid social media campaigns run through fake

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Center forms eight NFC committees amid provincial tensions

Federal government wants to exclude customs from the divisible pool, sources say The 7th award in 2010 attempted to correct irregularities by increasing the total allocation to provinces to 57.5% and reducing the population weight to 82%. Photo: file ISLAMABAD: The Center has notified eight committees of the National Finance Commission (NFC), including one on

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