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NA -Panel is looking for PSDP -Finansing

Islamabad: The National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Economic Affairs has proposed to remove Lyari-elevated shipping corridor project from the public-private partnership (PPP) mode and including it in the public sector development program (PSDP). On Friday, officials from the National Highway Authority (NHA) announced the committee that the project should initially be completed at a price […]

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Fia turns to artificial intelligence

Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) -controlled application to streamline immigration procedures and slow down human smuggling. A pilot project must be launched at Islamabad International Airport. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi was informed of the initiative during a meeting of the FIA ​​headquarters in Islamabad, where the progress of the agency’s

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Aleema Khan’s second son Shershah arrested, hours after Shahrez sent on custody

Following the arrest of his older son Shahrez Khan earlier this week, Aleema Khan’s second son, Shershah Khan, was also taken into custody on Friday, Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf (PTI )’s official account wrote on X (formerly Twitter). After Shahraiz, Aleema Khan’s second son, Shershah, has also been abducted. Punjab, under Maryam Nawaz’s illegitimate regime installed by

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Karachi returns to routine under shade of rainkaos

Power cuts continued to torment Karachiites on Friday, hours after record -breaking monsoon rains beating the city, leaving several neighborhoods and apartment stations without electricity. Water that seeps into underground cables has led to long -term power cuts in different parts of the city with some areas without power for four consecutive days. Electricity remained

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Over 100 homes that are damaged as flash floods hit GB’s Ghizer District

Flash floods hit Roshan Valley in the Ghizer district of Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) early Friday after a glacier that harms more than 100 houses and forced hundreds of families to flee, officials said. Ghizer, about 200 km from GB, was among the worst affected valleys in the recent floods, with at least 10 deaths reported. Last

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