On Friday, the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) police announced that they had filed a complaint against a “unknown accused” person for allegedly holding a leopard hostage in the DHA Phase II neighborhood.
The Finance (Supplementary) Bill, 2023, also referred to as the mini-budget, was still being discussed by the National Assembly on Friday.Raja Pervaiz Ashraf.
A day after a leopard escaped and injured multiple persons in a posh neighbourhood of the capital, the Islamabad Police on Friday launched a criminal inquiry against an unidentified person for “domesticating” a leopard.
A leopard unexpectedly entered DHA 2 in Islamabad, shocking everyone and inciting great terror among the populace. Many locals barricaded themselves inside for safety after the leopard was spotted in many spots.
According to the police, the two gunmen who “shot at” checkpoint D-12 of the Islamabad police and suffered injuries were F-9 Park Rape suspects.
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) granted bail to Awami Muslim League chief Sheikh Rashid Ahmed on Thursday in exchange for Rs50,000 in surety bonds.
Following advice from the Petroleum Division, the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) notified a gas sale price increase ranging from 16.6% to 124% for Sui Northern Gas Pipelines and Sui Southern Gas Company consumers on Wednesday.
The federal government has raised the price of petrol to a historic high in order to please the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for unlocking the vital loan tranche, only hours after unveiling a tax-laden’mini-budget’.
The minimum one-way trip to Dubai now costs Rs150,000, and ticket prices to Jeddah and Madina have increased by more than Rs28,000.
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), disregarding the austerity measures taken by the prime minister, intended to use a foreign loan intended for an outdated information technology system to upgrade 155 luxury cars at a cost of approximately Rs1.6 billion.
Coordinator to Prime Minister on Commerce and Industries Rana Ihsan Afzal Khan said on Wednesday that the government had made some difficult decisions to streamline the economy and necessary reforms were inevitable to revive the country’s economy.
Coordinator to Prime Minister on Commerce and Industries Rana Ihsan Afzal Khan said on Wednesday that the government had made some difficult decisions to streamline the economy and necessary reforms were inevitable to revive the country’s economy.
