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Bilawal slams PTIS ‘Fascist’ Government in KP

Islamabad/Quetta: Pakistan Peoples Party President Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has accused Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf-Led Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) The government to try to shield “violent corruption” by blocking the PEP’s peaceful protest and calling the move a failed attempt to assume dissent. In a statement, Bilawal condemned the use of tear gas against PPP’s political workers who had […]

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Pakistan, ADB partner to increase climate insurance

Islamabad: The federal government and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) agree to strengthen the cooperation on climate insurance and environmental sustainability during high -level lectures in Islamabad on Monday. The Federal Minister of Climate Change and Environmental Coordination Dr. Musadik Malik and ADB General Bruno Carrasco led discussions about a comprehensive strategy to tackle Pakistan’s

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CJ is looking for technical integration for effective justice

Islamabad: Chief Justice Yahya Afridi said on Monday that the integration of technology into the justice system is crucial to ensuring greater accessibility, transparency and effectiveness in courts. The supreme judge made these comments while addressing a symposium entitled “Using Technology in the Legal System in Pakistan: Views and Promises” in the federal capital. The

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HECS Morocco -Conference draws fire in the middle of the varsity -financing crisis

Karachi: Despite Pakistan’s deteriorating financial crisis and growing fiscal deficits at public universities, the Higher Education Commission (HEC) continues to approve lavish expenses using public funds. In its latest relocation, HEC has issued letters to the principal and principals of universities in the public sector across the country and invited them to attend a conference

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SC reviews landmark judgment in the middle of absence, silence and restraint

Islamabad: The highest court in the country waded into unprotected waters on Monday when it began to hear petitions against its July 12 – a judgment that had handed over Pakistan Tehreek -e -Insaf (PTI) reserved for seats in the national and provincial laws – but without six of the original judge, including the author

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