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Panel finds the RS19m -Gorge in FPSC accounts

Islamabad: The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) Sub -Committee was informed on Tuesday of financial discrepancies within the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) as it turned out that federal receipts of RS18,965 million remain unhealthy. The subcommittee, chairman of MNA Tariq Fazal Chaudhry, ordered a department of departmental accounts (DAC) to be held again to solve […]

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Pakistan ensures $ 3.5B -Financing to Reko DIQ

Islamabad: Pakistan has concluded a $ 3.5 billion funding agreement with six major international financial institutions on the development of the historic REKO DIQ mining in Balochistan – a milestone for one of the country’s most significant mineral companies. According to official sources, the financing package includes obligations from leading global lenders such as US

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PMD starts upgrading of weather warning system

Islamabad: Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has launched an initiative to upgrade the country’s early flood warning and weather forecast network. The initiative entitled “Modernization of Hydromet Services of Pakistan (MHSP)” has been launched under the World Bank’s funded Integrated Flood Resilience Adaptation Project (IFRAP), a press release said. The project aims to strengthen climate insurance

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Pakistan is moving closer to Reko DIQ -Generation with $ 3.5 B -Financing Agreement

Pakistan has completed a $ 3.5 billion financing agreement with six major international financial institutions on the development of the historic Reko DIQ mining in Balochistan – a milestone for one of the country’s most significant mineral companies. According to official sources, the financing package includes obligations from leading global lenders such as US Exim

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Stops and stare when 2025’s first supermoon lights up in the sky

The first supermoon in 2025 lit the night sky over Pakistan and drew astronomy enthusiasts to popular viewing places to witness and photograph the heavenly sight. The event took place around 1 p.m. 19 Pakistan standard time on Tuesday, shortly after the Pakistan space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (Suparco) issued a clarification of international

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Journalists require action over the National Press Club Police Raid

A joint action committee for journalists and media representatives has submitted a charter with demands to the Ministry of the Interior and sought quick and strict action against those involved in last week’s police attack at the National Press Club in Islamabad. A delegation led by senior journalist Azhar Jatoi met prime minister of interior

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Pakistan is not in arms races with India said DG ISPR

Director-General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry has said that Pakistan’s military development strategy has always focused on integrating effective platforms and original technology. He clarified that Pakistan is not engaged in a weapon race with India and has never tried to hide or manipulate data. “We are open to

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Pakistan, China Partnership transforms Saltlands into Dragon Fruit Fields

A joint Pakistan-China Agricultural Rate has grown dragon fruit on formerly barren coastal terrain near Karachi and brings the products into Pakistani markets. The subordinates began four years ago when Tuneian Farm, a Chinese company, collaborated with another Chinese company and three local Pakistani partners. Their goal was to transform 48 hectares of salt water

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Four wounded when the explosion tracks Jaffar Express near Shikarpur

At least four passengers were injured on Tuesday when an explosion on a railway track near Sultan Kot, close to Shikarpur, four coaches of Jaffar Express, who traveled from Peshawar to Quetta, said police and railway staff. According to security sources, the explosion happened as the train passed the Sultan KOT station. The wounded passengers

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