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Direct flights from Quetta approved to facilitate Arbaeen -Pilgrims: Khawaja Asif

Listen to article The federal government has authorized the Balochistan government to drive direct flights from Quetta to ease Shia -Pilgrimme traveling to Iran and Iraq for the Arbaeen, Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif told the National Assembly on Tuesday. “To mitigate these risks, the federal government authorized the Balochistan Government to operate direct flights […]

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Govt invites resistance to dialogue about 26. Amendments

Listen to article Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar expanded an invitation to the opposition to dialogue over the 26th constitutional amendment calling for consensus building to tackle wider national challenges, Express News reported. When he spoke during a Session in the National Assembly on Tuesday, he defended the amendment that redefines the mechanism of court

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ECP disqualifies 9 PTI affiliate lawmakers

The Election Commission in Pakistan (ECP) has disqualified nine legislators associated with Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf (PTI), including Senate’s opposition leader Shibli Faraz and national assembly opposition leader Omar Ayub. Other disqualified includes Sunni Ittehad Council Head Sahibzada Hamid Raza, Zartaj Yellow and Junaid Afzal Sahi. ECP also disqualified Rai Hassan Nawaz, Rai Murtaza Iqbal, Rai Haider

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UK opens chevening -scholarships for Pakistani students

Applications are now open to Pakistani students hoping to study in the UK under the British Government’s Chevening scholarships for 2025. The fully funded program offers one year’s master’s degrees at leading British universities and is open to professionals in the middle of careers with at least two years of work experience after education. The

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DPM DAR urges India to give Kashmiri’s right to self -determination

Listen to article Islamabad: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Tuesday confirmed Pakistan’s long -standing attitude that India should give the population of Kashmir their right to self -determination in accordance with the United Nations decisions. Ishaq Dar approached the participants of a demonstration held in Islamabad to mark YouM-E-Sestehsal-E-Kashmir (Kashmir Disposition

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PTI -supporters mobilizes nationwide prior to protest calls

Supporters of Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf (PTI) began mobilizing from different parts of the country on Monday, ahead of the party’s official protest call. The movement comes when PTI marks two years ago imprisoned by its founder and former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Early mobilizations were reported in different regions where PTI workers expressed demands for Imran’s

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Shahid Afridi tried to mediate between killed lawyer, attacks, claiming policeman

Karachi: A police officer named Taqdeer Azam Afridi, who has been nominated in the murder case of prominent lawyer Khawaja Shamsul Islam Advocate, released a video statement that claimed his innocence and called the case baseless and a result of personal enemy. Afridi claims that CCTV recordings show another person who fires the shots that

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KEAMARI becomes tasteful makeover with ‘Fish Food Street’

Karachi: A new culinary destination is opened in Keamari when Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) revealed the city’s first ‘Fish Food Street’, designed to promote local cuisine, tourism and cultural life in one of the oldest sea districts in Metropolis. The inauguration ceremony on Sunday drew a large crowd, including residents, foodies and dignitaries from all

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