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280 licensed railway employees

Rawalpindi: Pakistan railways have closed Pakistan Railways Advisory and Consultancy Service (PRACS), reducing 280 employees in the middle of a serious financial crunch. This decision sparked a strong reaction from the affected staff, who organized a protest against the decision. They raised slogans against the railway administration, blocked the road and announced its intention to

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Imran’s party asks for the end of political repression

Islamabad: The PTI presented five requests to the government on Thursday, calling for a transparent legal process, the release of political prisoners, the media freedom, to immediate free elections and at the end of what it called “fascism” by abandoning politically motivated cases. Addressing the media outside the High Court of Islamabad, the PTI chief,

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Four killed, five injured in the IED explosion in Kalat

Listen to the article In a tragic incident in the Balutchistan Kalat district, an improvised explosive device (IED) placed by road exploded, killing four people, including women and children, and injuring five others, local media reported on Thursday. According to samples sources, the explosion occurred near Kabuto, completely destroying the passing vehicle. The explosion resulted

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The new law allows Pakistanis to maintain dual nationality with 22 countries

Listen to the article Pakistan has formalized new double citizenship agreements with 22 countries under the Pakistani Citizenship bill (amendment), allowing its nationals to preserve Pakistani citizenship even after acquiring the nationality of these countries. The Directorate General for Immigration and Passports, a sub-departure from the Ministry of the Interior, confirmed that Pakistani citizens would

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