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‘No flooding projects to press $ 11b Geneva -Lifter’

Islamabad: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said Wednesday that Pakistan failed to develop the invested flood-related projects in favor of the $ 11 billion promised at the Geneva Conference almost three years ago, a lapse that highlights the gap between the government’s desire to secure help and its ability to effectively use it. The minister spoke […]

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Govt’s Negotiations Offering Democratic Approach: Sana

Islamabad: Advisor to the Prime Minister on political affairs Rana Sanaullah said on Wednesday that the government’s offer to resistance to dialogue reflects a democratic attitude and political approach. When he spoke with a private news channel, he said if the opposition chooses to speak or not, the government would continue to meet all constitutional

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NA body raises alarm over rising drug abuse

Islamabad: Members of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee for Interior expressed serious concern Wednesday over the increase in drug abuse throughout Pakistan and warned that drugs had entered schools, colleges and even households. The question was raised during a meeting of the committee that was chairman of Raja Khurram Nawaz. Committee members Sharmila Faruqui questioned

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PM calls for improved coordination to mitigate the flood impact in Punjab

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday called on stronger coordination among disaster agencies to tackle the deteriorating flood crisis in Punjab. He was chairman of an emergency meeting in Islamabad and expressed deep concern about the deteriorating flood situation, especially in the catchment areas of Chenab, Sutlej and Ravi. The Prime Minister instructed National Disaster

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