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The Supreme Court reviews progress on judicial reforms

. Chief Justice of Pakistan Yahya Afridi speaks at a conference at the Federal Judicial Academy in Islamabad on July 25, 2025. SCREENGRAB ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice Yahya Afridi presided over the eighth interactive progress review of the Supreme Court. The meeting was attended by Justice Mohammad Ali Mazhar, Chairman, NJAC and senior officials, technical experts

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Vehicles with contraband that cannot be released: SC

. APP 21 November 2025 Less than a minute read The Supreme Court said that as a constitutional body under Article 175 of the Constitution, it must have autonomy to conceive, design and approve infrastructure projects in accordance with its institutional requirements. Photo: Online ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court has ruled that any lawfully registered vehicle

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The JF-17 Thunder steals the spotlight at the Dubai airshow

Pakistan signs MoU with friendly country for procurement of JF-17 Thunder Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder Block-III took center stage at the Dubai Airshow, marking another important milestone after the country signed an MoU with a friendly nation for aircraft procurement, the military’s media wing said. According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the JF-17 Block-III emerged as

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Nine women who are sexually assaulted daily in Punjab, the SSDO report reveals alarming data

Over 15,000 cases reported from January-June 2025, including 51 kidnappings and 24 cases of domestic violence At least 85 women face violence every day in Punjab, including an average of nine who are sexually assaulted, according to a biannual report published by the Sustainable Social Development Organization (SSDO). The findings, based on data collected through

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four companies approved to buy 75% of the shares

PIA’s name and branding remain unchanged; the fleet will be expanded from 18 to 38 operational aircraft ISLAMABAD: Four companies have been pre-qualified to participate in the upcoming privatization of Pakistan International Airlines, with 75 percent of the national carrier’s shares due to be auctioned soon. PIA’s name and branding will remain unchanged after the

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FCC investigates KP’s policy to fire custodial employees

The Federal Constitutional Court has issued a notice to the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government for dismissal of employees appointed under the interim government. “The recruitment of my client was done in full compliance with all the requirements under the interim government,” advocate Khushal Khan argued, adding that the current KP government dismissed these employees when they assumed

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