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Abbasi criticizes the government for financially wrong leadership

Rawalpindi: On the first Foundation Day Convention of Awam Pakistan Party (app) in Rawalpindi, former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi issued a scare criticism of the current political and economic situation in the country on Friday. The app manager approached party workers and supporters and called Pakistan’s legal system “a tool for political technique” and

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Pakistan home to 167 snow leopards

Islamabad: In a groundbreaking moment for the preservation of wildlife, Pakistan has revealed his first scientific estimate of snow leopard population, 167 individuals who place the country at number four globally among snow leopard reach nations. This marks an important milestone in Pakistan’s environmental research and conservation efforts. The announcement was published under Pakistan Wildlife

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PM -orders upgrade of MET Office’s early warning system

Listen to article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday made the immediate upgrade and full activation of the meteorological department’s early warning system as part of the federal effort to reduce the effect of serious monsoon weather, Radio Pakistan reported. Chairman of a high-level meeting on the flooding situation in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK)

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APC calls to abolish SIFC, 26. Amendments, create new ‘Charter about Democracy’

Listen to article Islamabad: Opposition leaders urged all political parties to meet to establish constitutional norms for relations between parties and call for a new democratic framework, systemic reforms and a cessation of political victim and institutional overreaction. An All Parties Conference (APC), organized by Tehreek Tahafuz Ayin-E-Pakistan (TTAP), hosted the former Senator Mustafa Nawaz

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