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Lahore: Confusion continues to swirl in PPP over his alleged plans to arrange a nationwide protest against the federal budget as conflicting voices emerge from the party’s ranks. While some insiders deny such a plan, others maintain that a strategy was actually in the works, but was mainly driven by the party’s Punjab Wing, as

Rawalpindi: The Special Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) will conduct the consultation of 11 cases related to violence on May 9, 2023 against 1,279 activists and leaders of PTI, including party founder Imran Khan and former Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Saturday (today). Special ATC judge Amjad Ali Shah, holds the consultation at the District Courts instead

Islamabad: The World Health Organization (WHO) and Pakistan Ministry of Health launched a joint appeal on Friday to the public about “Pressing and Volunteering” donates blood to tackle a deficit that was very limiting hospitals’ capacity to save lives. The appeal came on the threshold of World Blood Donor Day, which is observed on Saturday

Lahore: The National Grid Company (NGC) has declared a blacklisted company that is eligible to participate in a bid for a 135 -kilometer transmission line project. According to details, NGC issued a bid to make a 135 km transmission line. Four companies were declared justified after a technical evaluation. A company previously blacklisted by the

Islamabad: A warm and dry weather prevailed in most parts of the country on Friday, especially very hot in the plains Punjab and Sindh, where temperatures hovered between 40 and 50 ° Celsius. The country has been in the grip of a burning heat wave since last week. However, Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) predicts a

Islamabad: The budget debate in the Senate began with a dazzling criticism from opposition leader Shibli Faraz, who blasted the government’s economic policy and called the budget “controversial after birth” and a reflection of incompetence and unprofessional. “This is the fourth budget for this installed regime, and it has broken all previous records of misconduct,”

Islamabad: Despite rising tensions in the region, Pakistan’s airspace remains fully operational and continues to be effectively used by International Airlines, according to Pakistan Airports Authority. In a statement released on Thursday, the authority confirmed that international flights do not face any obstacles while transiting through Pakistani airspace. “There are no disturbances in the flight

Islamabad: The head of opposition in the National Assembly, Omar Ayub Khan, has criticized PML-N LED Federal Government’s economic policy and described them as a recipe for complete destruction of the national economy. In his speech during the National Assembly budget on Friday, Omar, which belongs to PTI, noticed the current budget as a document