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No more connecting windings as PTA approves Wi-Fi 7

In a game that is switched to Pakistan’s digital landscape, Pakistan Telecommunication has Authority Pakistan Telecommunication Authority officially approved the use of the 6 GHz spectrum band for Wi-Fi 7, marking a significant leap against improved connection. Not only does this decision brings Pakistan in line with global digital progress, but also positions the country […]

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Reserved assessments must be advertised within 90 days JC Panel suggests

Islamabad: The Legal Commission’s Under Committee has proposed that reserved judgments be advertised within 90 days, as part of new rules being discussed to evaluate the performance of the Supreme Court’s judges. The subcommittee meeting, led by justice Jamal Khan Mandokhail, reviewed procedures and rules aimed at assessing the effectiveness and behavior of the Supreme

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Pakistani Cambridge -Students can now see Answer -Scripts

Karachi: Unlike the country’s official educational board, Cambridge International studies have for the first time started the process of showing answers -manuscripts to Pakistani students. In one step taken in accordance with principles of transparency, O and a level student will now be able to see their answer scripts online and decides, after reviewing them,

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Punjab escalates the action against illegal hunting practice

Punjab Wildlife Department recovered four net gears and issued three challenges, which introduced fines to a value of RS55,000 in Chiniot. The Punjab Wildlife Department has intensified its province’s crash on illegal hunting of wild animals and birds, with several operations leading to arrests, seizures, heavy fines and registration of cases. According to a spokesman

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Shots outside the Governor House in Balochistan damage 3 students and 2 police officers

Quetta: At least two police officers and three students were injured on Friday when a police officer’s rifle was accidentally discharged outside Balochistan Governor House in Zhob district, officials said. The students were shot in the arms and legs while the police officers sustained less injuries. They were all moved to the Zhob District Headquarters

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ATC denies the extension of physical in custody for Mahrang Baloch

An Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) in Quetta refused police further physical custody of the Baloch Yakjeti Committee’s chief Dr. Mahrang Baloch and other BYC members on Friday and sent the political prisoners on the court in custody instead. The case was heard by ATC judge Muhammad Ali Mubeen in Quetta. The BYC leaders were arrested on

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Imaan Mazari presses IHC over ‘passivity’ about the harassment case against CJ Dogar

Attorney Imaan Mazari has filed a letter of complaint about what she called “passivity” on her complaint of harassment in the workplace against Islamabad High Court Chief Justice Sardar Sarfraz Dogar. In her letter to Justice Inaam Ameen Minhas, the “competent authority” under protection against harassment by women in the Workplace Act, 2010, Mazari said

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Shehbaz’s handshakes become viral – as his foreign policy wins

There is a handshake and then there are Shehbaz-Shakes. If a psychologist analyzed the prime minister’s body language in videos and images from his encounter with President Donald Trump, they would tell you that his stiffness, constant fidgeting and longer than normal handshakes are signs of excitement and anxiety. And yet Pakistan is on a

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