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Listen to article Lahore: While Punjab Minister Maryam Nawaz has drawn comparisons between Pakistan’s most important opponent, terrorists and PTI – the country’s largest political party – the federal government has insisted that its offer of dialogue with the party remains on the table. According to prime ministerial lawyer Akeel Malik, the government’s priority was […]

Muzaffarabad: In a tough pistol fight between law enforcement authorities and terrorists in the Hussain KOT area of ​​the Rawalakot district, Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), four terrorists were killed while two policemen embraced martyrdom. According to police, when security forces attacked the terrorist’s hiding place, the suspected fire opened and threw hand grenades at

Islamabad: The Senate Standing Committee on Railways was informed of upcoming, ongoing and pending rail projects as well as the biggest challenges currently facing the Ministry of Railways. The meeting, President of Senator Jam Saifullah Khan, was informed that a total of 38 projects worth RS 260,085 billion was carried out in the financial year

Karachi: The use of the dark web and social media platforms to provide drugs using cryptocurrency has reached alarming levels, which poses new challenges for Pakistan’s anti-narcotic efforts. Authorities report a growing influx of weeds and cocaine from Western and African countries along with a troubled shift from plant -based substances to synthetic drugs. The

Islamabad: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) on Wednesday presented further written arguments in the Supreme Court prior to the hearing on his review of the petition against the sentence on July 12 regarding reserved seats. The additional submissions submitted through senior adviser argue that the use of Article 187 of the July 12 July was incompatible

Islamabad: Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni in Tehran on Wednesday, with both countries making several important decisions to help pilgrims and improve border work. The two ministers agreed that the border between Pakistan-Iran will remain open 24 hours a day under Muharram and the arbae to facilitate religious pilgrims.