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40 civilians, 11 troops martyred in Indian assault: ISPR

Listen to the article At least 51 people, including 40 civilians and 11 soldiers, were killed during the cross -border attacks of India against Azad Jammu and the cashmere and Pakistani territory, said the Pakistani army, qualifying the attacks of “unlike and reprehensible”. The victims took place during a military climbing in the night of […]

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Experts call for environmental justice

Islamabad: Experts from various sectors, educators and students have undertaken to maintain the principles of environmental justice, equity and sustainability in their daily life and their business operations, and have promised to support and engage in efforts that promote climate resilience, nature conservation, responsible consumption and environmental education. Their commitment included respect for national and

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IHC intervenes to stop the consumption of drugs on the campus

Islamabad: The high court of the capital has ceased direct delivery of mail and goods ordered online, including food to students of Islamabad educational establishments to prevent the supply of narcotics. Islamabad judge High Court (IHC) Inaam Ameen Minhas resumed on Monday on hearing a petition asking for changes in the programs to raise awareness

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24 public companies to go under the hammer in three phases

Listen to the article Islamabad: The federal government has approved a progressive privatization plan for 24 companies (public companies), notably Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), First Women Bank and several key power institutions. This was shared with the National Assembly by the parliamentary secretary for privatization Aasia Ishaca Siddiqui on Monday. Speaking during questions, she said

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