Listen to the article Islamabad: Pakistan informed the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that it expects the economy to increase by 3.1% and that the current account will be largely balanced during this exercise following higher funds and economic stabilization policies will continue during the next year. For the next fiscal year, the government could allow […]
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Islamabad: In a major political decision, Pakistan gave Pakistan on Friday to the holders of the card of Afghan citizenship (ACC) a deadline of March 31 to leave the country or face the expulsion. Reports made tricks that Pakistan planned to expel all Afghans in the country, but it was for the first time that
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Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif finalized the rejoicing of the federal cabinet on Friday by allocating portfolios to the newly introduced ministers as well as by reworking the portfolios of certain ministers on service, in order to improve the effectiveness of the government during his second year. Unlike the assertions concerning austerity measures, the Prime
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Muzaffarabad: Azad Jammu and Cashmire (AJK) The chief judge Raja Saeed Akram paid a courtesy visit to the Pakistan chief (CJP) Yahya Afridi at the Supreme Court of Pakistan on Friday. During the meeting, judge Akram extended his sincere congratulations to the Afridi judge for assuming the highest justice post in the country. He responded
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Quetta: The Department of the Fight against Terrorism (CTD) has published a threat alert in Quetta, warning potential sabotage activities in the city. On Friday, in an official police statement, the CTD warned the law enforcement agencies to remain vigilant, citing intelligence reports which prohibit militant groups planned attacks in Quetta. According to the CTD,
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Karachi: The Federal Anti-Corruption Court acquitted the President of Senate Raza Gilani in three cases related to the Pakistan corruption scandal (TDAP). During the hearing, Gilani appeared before the court in person. The judge informed him that a verdict had been rendered in three cases against him, to which he recognized the decision, said Express
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Islamabad: The high leaders of the PTI, including lawyer Gohar Ali Khan, Raoof Hasan and Shah Farman, presented themselves on Friday before a joint investigation team (JIT) was recently trained to investigate a smear campaign launched on social networks against public institutions allegedly by the PTI. According to sources, the JIT questioned managers for 1.5
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Islamabad: During the current talks with a mission of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the government shared a plan concerning the purchase of electricity from users of the net measurement. According to the plan, the electricity of users of the net measurement should be purchased from RS10 per unit. Previously, electricity generated by net consumers
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Islamabad: The High Court of Islamabad (IHC) expressed its dissatisfaction with the request of the federal government to have a petition asking for the repatriation of Dr. Aafia Siddiqui, asking for how Pakistan put back alleged terrorists in the United States in the absence of any extradition treaty. When judge Sardar Ejaz Ishaq Khan of
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Islamabad: Friday, a lower court granted guarantees after the arrest to 15 PTI activists in a case concerning the protest and vandalization of public property on November 26. The additional judge of the district and the session Aamer Zia made the written order concerning the approval of the guarantees. The endorses are accepted against the
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