ISLAMABAD – The licence of ARY News was suspended by the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) on Monday for airing statements by the defiant Pakistani leader Imran Khan.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated on Sunday that Pakistan and the US would begin a two-day counterterrorism conversation on March 6.
ISLAMABAD: The federal government nominated him on Saturday as the next chairman of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) for three years.
ISLAMABAD: A total of 13 officers from various units were elevated to grade 22 on Friday.
ISLAMABAD: As part of a ground-breaking move to give people control over their personal data, NADRA has launched the NADRA Ijazat Aap Ki service to further secure the privacy of citizen’s data.
The Electoral Commission of Pakistan (ECP) offered President Dr. Arif Alvi potential election dates on Friday, and he announced April 30 as the day for holding elections in Punjab.
The ongoing issue surrounding the nation’s senior judges got more fuel when a new audio leak, purportedly of a phone call between Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Fawad Chaudhry and his brother Advocate Faisal Chaudhry, surfaced on Friday.
The Islamabad administration imposed Section 144 near the federal capital’s courts on Thursday, citing security concerns, according to news.
ISLAMABAD: The price of ghee sold as part of the prime minister’s package at Utility Stores has increased by Rs115 and is now being sold for Rs490 per kilo, providing no apparent relief for the populace who are crushed under the terrible weight of high inflation.
The federal government has stopped offering discounts on power bills to people in the farm sector in order to meet conditions imposed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for renewing the loan programme.
Islamabad: On Thursday, a pillar from the flyover that is under construction as part of the Bhara Kahu Bypass Project collapsed.
ISLAMABAD: As the government drastically increased energy and fuel prices, together with the negative effects of currency devaluation and a halt to imports, inflation in Pakistan soared to a half-century high of 31.5%, making it the 17th most expensive country in the world.
