The interim Minister for Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, Aneeq Ahmad, revealed on Friday that Saudi Arabia’s government aimed to reduce the number of private Hajj tour operators.
The caretaker Federal Health Minister in Islamabad has announced another postponement of the National Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT), originally scheduled for September 10.
On Friday, the Supreme Court rejected the Pakistan Democratic Movement’s (PDM) government’s objections to the bench handling petitions challenging the audio leaks commission
The constitutional tenure of President Dr. Arif Alvi is scheduled to conclude tonight, but he has not vacated his position yet.
The federal cabinet has relieved Afnan Alam Khan, the Permanent Member (Estate) of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), from his position.
The Supreme Court Bar Association has planned a farewell dinner in honor of the Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) on September 13.
In a troubling development in the field of meteorology, August 2023 has been identified as the second driest August in Pakistan over the last 63 years, exhibiting a significant 66% shortfall in rainfall compared to the historical average.
As protests swept through the streets of Pakistan due to soaring utility bills, the interim government approached the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in search of financial relief. However, the IMF rejected the request for any tariff modifications or additional subsidies.
Investigative journalist Riaz ul Haq, who also served as a former faculty member, recently disclosed that within the last month, a total of 67 faculty members have tendered their resignations at the esteemed National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), with 22 of them belonging to the NUST Business School (NBS).
Soaring fuel prices have resulted in a significant increase in travel expenses. To address this problem, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) has implemented reductions in fuel allowances for its vehicles and senior officials.
The Pakistan rupee is currently in a sharp decline, causing significant economic repercussions, especially given the already high inflation rates affecting everyone in the country.
The interim government is expected to offer relief to electricity consumers using up to 300 units per month by reducing their electricity bills by Rs3,000.
