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Development budget for next fiscal policy to exceed RS1TR

Islamabad: The federal government planned to allocate more than RS1 trillion in the next year’s budget for various development projects, including hundreds of billions of rupees for road infrastructure and water and power projects, and significant means of promoting higher education. According to sources, a meeting of the annual plan Coordination Committee (APCC) has been […]

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India’s ‘Hydro -Terrorism’ unsustainable: Coas

Islamabad: Pakistan will never be forced, and all inimic designs to derive the country’s fight against terrorism will be “extensive defeated,” said Chief of Army Staff (Coas) Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir on Friday, warning of India’s “illegal and legally uneven hydro -terrorism,” calling for a peaceful solution to Kashmir – Like the southern as

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IHC DECRIPS TRANSFORT ORDER ORDER FROM SERVICE TRIBUNAL

Islamabad: Islamabad High Court (IHC) has partially accepted a petition filed by some district and sessions judges and declared Islamabad District Judicial Service Tribunals (IDJST) decision to send deputation judges back from District Judiciary Null and Void. The Idjst Court consists of three IHC judges – Justice Tariq Mehmood Jahangiri, Justice Babar Sattar and Justice

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Electricity Companies that violate Agreement: Minister

Karachi: The Federal Minister of Energi Ali Pervaiz Malik has stated that power -generating companies do not use imported gas according to agreements and results in the result of expensive gas being sold to domestic consumers to subsidized rates, leading to an increase in circular debt. “The power companies are violating their agreements, which increases

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Pakistan’s customs lecture with us starts

Islamabad: According to the Ministry of Finance, formal negotiations have begun between Pakistan and the United States on mutual customs issues. A video conference was held between federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and US Trade Representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer, where both parties exchanged their views in a constructive environment. Both sides agreed to hold detailed

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