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ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) administration on Tuesday sealed two illegal petrol-selling agencies and arrested two violators over corrupt practices.

Judge rules that the most recent changes to the accountability law do not violate fundamental rights
ISLAMABAD: On Monday, the Supreme Court requested information from the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) regarding its stance on whether exempting the armed forces from the reach of the accountability law was a democratic move and how quitting parliament after winning an election and using street power to make decisions served democracy.

According to official records, more than 765,000 young people with college degrees leave the country to work abroad.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s brain drain problem has gotten worse this year as more than 750,000 educated individuals have made the decision to go abroad due to the country’s unstable political and economic environment and dwindling employment possibilities.