President Arif Alvi has approved the revised ‘Daycare Centres Bill 2023.’ The bill requires both the public and private sectors in the federal capital to set up daycare centres to help employees with children.
“They eat everything that is green: wheat, peas, sesame,” said Baz Mohammad, a Kandali village spokesperson. “We march with hungry stomachs to exterminate the locusts.” “Our agriculture will be ruined if we don’t kill them,” Mohammad said.
The Cambridge Assessment International Examination (CAIE) has provided applicants with two options after their tests were cancelled on May 10, 11, and 12.
Due to dropping worldwide coal prices, Afghanistan’s Ministry of Mines and Petroleum has decided to reduce coal royalties by $5 per tonne and customs charges by $15 per tonne.
On social media, a video of a Karachi guy leaping into the sea to test its depth has gone viral.
According to reports, Nawaz Sharif, the former Prime Minister (PM) and leader of the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N), has received a duplicate Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from the University of Punjab.
According to local media, Pakistan’s Finance Minister Ishaq Dar blamed “geopolitics” for repeated delays in the resumption of Pakistan’s $6.5 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme, hours after the lender criticised Islamabad for failing to extend the tax net in the current budget.
The legal community stated on Thursday that referring to a military court as a court was contrary to the “true essence of the word court,” and that they “strongly opposed” the trial of civilians in such courts, emphasising that they would not allow “some people to succeed in their mission.”
PM Shehbaz met with H.E. President Ilham Aliyev and discussed the current situation of bilateral relations between our two nations.
On late Thursday night, unidentified individuals opened fire on former Governor Punjab Latif Khosa’s house in Lahore’s Defence neighbourhood. Latif Khosa escaped the gun attack unscathed, although his driver was shot.
After seventeen years of the previous curriculum, which was notified in 2006, the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Education Government of Pakistan released a notification on approval of the National Curriculum of Pakistan.
Despite the fact that tensions linger in budget discussions between Pakistan and the IMF, the Pakistani rupee gained some value versus the US dollar on Thursday, according to the 24NewsHD TV programme.
