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What is the 26th Amendment – and how does it affect you?

Police officers walk past the Supreme Court of Pakistan building in Islamabad, Pakistan April 6, 2022. REUTERS For the first time in Pakistan’s history, lawmakers can handpick who they want as the country’s chief justice, which, as you can imagine, poses a serious risk to the country’s judicial independence. Otherwise, the senior most judge of […]

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Foreign medical graduates left in limbo as PMDC’s new rules unleash confusion and chaos

Changes affect the number of foreign universities recognized by PM&DC, determine who can receive a provisional license The new change in rules issued by the Pakistan Medical & Dental Council (PM&DC) has created a storm of confusion among Pakistanis who were foreign medical university graduates. The changes affect the number of foreign universities recognized by

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Stability a must for industrial growth, says Sharjeel

Senior Minister discusses transport infrastructure, law and order issues with KATI KARACHI: Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon on Wednesday visited the Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI) where he met with industry leaders to discuss infrastructure, transport and law and order challenges affecting Karachi’s industrial zones. Memon was welcomed by KATI president Ikram

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Naqvi sends bulletproof vehicles rejected by KP to Balochistan

ISLAMABAD: Amid a public spat over “defective” bulletproof vehicles, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi announced on Wednesday that the disputed vehicles would now be sent to Balochistan instead. The move followed KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi’s criticism of Islamabad’s anti-terror policy and his claim that the vehicles provided by the federal government were “old and defective”.

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After vegetables, sugar becomes the next crisis in Pakistan

Government refuses to press sugar mills for early crushing; Rana Tanveer points to the IMF’s limits Rs134 billion has been earned by sugar profiteers. PHOTO: PIXABAY RAWALPINDI: After vegetables, the country is now bracing for a renewed sugar crisis, with open market prices rising back to Rs 200. per According to traders, the government fixed

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ECP gives Punjab one month

ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Wednesday officially gave the Punjab government a four-week deadline to finalize new delimitations for the upcoming local government elections. In an official letter to the Punjab Chief Secretary, the ECP Secretary confirmed that the extension was approved following a request from the provincial government. The letter also

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Full legal debate dominates the hearing

ISLAMABAD: The SC on Wednesday resumed hearing the case challenging the 26th constitutional amendment, with members of the eight-judge constitutional bench questioning the extent of their jurisdiction. The hearing, presided over by Justice Aminuddin Khan, focused on objections raised regarding the composition of the bench formed to hear appeals against the 26th Amendment. The proceedings

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