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Airlines return to Pak Skies

Lahore: Air traffic has returned to normal following recent disturbances caused by the conflict in the Pakistan India. All international airlines have resumed operations through Pakistan’s airspace – except for Indian carriers that remain limited. When we talked to the media at the Lahore Press Club, director of Public Relations for Pakistan Airport Authority (on), […]

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The Senate Committee is considering whether e-voting system

Islamabad: The Senate Standing Committee on Parliamentary Affairs Discovered the feasibility and implementation of electronic voting systems, especially for overseas Pakistanis, focusing on ensuring accessibility, security and election integrity. Meeting, President of Senator Dr. Mohammad Humayun Mohmand, emphasized the importance of facilitating the participation of overseas citizens in the democratic process without compromising the transparency

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Pia resumes Dubai-Skardu Direct Flights from May 30

Listen to article Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is set to resume direct flights between Dubai and Skardu from Friday (today), offering travelers practical access to one of Pakistan’s most picturesque and remote northern destinations, reported app. The seasonal flight was formally announced during a ceremony held at the Pias Dubai Office, participated by the airline’s

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PM to reveal new customs policy in support of industries: Minister of Energy

Listen to article Minister of Energy Awais Leghari said that a new power -tari policy is expected to be announced soon by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to improve the competitiveness of local industries, according to Radio Pakistan. When he spoke at a Workshop in Islamabad on Thursday, the minister said the government had reduced electricity

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Four soldiers martyred, seven terrorists killed in KP operations: ISPR

Listen to article Islamabad: Seven India-backed terrorists were killed in two separate operations in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP), while four security staff, including a young officer, embraced martyrdom in a fire exchange, reported the military’s media wing on Thursday. According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), on the night of May 28 to May 29, Indian sponsored ‘Khwarij’

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PM, Army Manager to participate in central tribes Jirga in Quetta

Listen to article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will take on a one-day visit to Quetta on Saturday, accompanied by Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir, to participate in a significant tribe of Jirga aiming to promote political dialogue and unity in Balochistan. According to Express newsHigh -level delegation will also include more federal

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Five Terrorists Killed in Balochistan IBOS: ISPR

Listen to article Islamabad: Security forces killed five India-backed terrorists in two separate intelligence-based operations in Balochistan on Wednesday, the military’s media wing said on Thursday. According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), four terrorists in the first operation were performed in the Loralai district attached to the Indian sponsored group Fitna Al Hindustan, killed during

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PM arrives at Dushanbe for conversations, Glacier Conference

Listen to article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has arrived in Tadsjikistan for a two-day official visit aimed at improving bilateral relations and tackling regional and environmental challenges. The visit announced by the Prime Minister’s office signalizes Islamabad’s renewed diplomatic search in Central Asia. Upon arrival at Dushanbe Airport on Thursday, the prime minister was received

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