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PPP can reverse the government but chooses the restraint to avoid the crisis, Murad Warns Center

Listen to the article Sindh-chief Minister Murad Ali Shah issued a warning to the federal government on Tuesday, saying that the Pakistani peoples’ party (PPP) has the power to lower the coalition led by PML-N but chooses restraint to prevent a political crisis. Addressing a private news channel, he said: “We have an infinite capacity.

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Met DEPT emits rain forecasts for certain parts of Pakistan tomorrow

Listen to the article Most parts of Pakistan continue to feel hot and dry, with an increase in temperatures expected in the coming days. However, the meteorological department has planned rains accompanied by thunderstorms and strong winds in certain regions of northern Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. According to the latest opinion, dry conditions are likely to persist in

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PPP leaves the Senate session to protest against Canal’s projects

Listen to the article The Senators of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) organized a demonstration on Tuesday during a session of the Senate against the controversial channel project, accusing the federal government of water theft and calling for an urgent debate on the issue. The session, chaired by the president of the Senate, Yousaf, Raza

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Sindh CM swears to block the channel project, urges demonstrators to stay peaceful

Listen to the article Sindh -chief Minister Murad Ali Shah reaffirmed his government’s opposition to the controversial channel project linked to the initiative of Green Pakistan and urged the demonstrators to avoid blocking the roads during their demonstrations. Speaking on Tuesday at a press conference in Karachi, Shah called lawyers, nationalist groups and other activists

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The most advanced road in Pakistan completed in Lahore, produced electricity

The authorities of Lahore completed the construction of what they describe as the most advanced urban road in the country, located in the center of Lahore, officials announced on Monday. Known as Route 47, the 4.5 -kilometer artery crosses Kalma Chowk and connects several major arteries from the city, notably Ferozepur Road, Gulberg Main Boulevard,

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Pakistan needs both the establishment and the PTI for the unit, says Imran Khan

Listen to the article The founding president of Pakistan Tehreek-e-insaf (PTI), Imran Khan, said that the country and its people need both the establishment and its party to guarantee national unity and stability. The declaration was sent by the legal representative of Imran, the lawyer Faisal Chaudhry, following a meeting at the prison of Adiala

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Pakistan seeks to “stimulate American imports” in the midst of Trump’s prices

Listen to the article Pakistan seeks to extend commercial and investment links with the United States, focusing on increasing imports and reducing non-tariff obstacles, said finance minister Muhammad Aurangzeb in an interview Bloomberg News. Aurangzeb said that Islamabad aims to buy more American products, especially cotton and soybeans, and is open to the examination of

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The IMF asks Pakistan to lower provincial projects from 1.1 billion of rupees from the federal budget

Listen to the article The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has asked Pakistan to withdraw the provincial development projects from its federal development budget, urging the membership of constitutional responsibilities defined under the 18th amendment. The federal government is expected to exclude 168 provincial development schemes for the upcoming budget, sources said in Express PK Press

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