Lahore: The government has informed the High Court of Lahore (LHC) that it is not possible to provide a list containing names of government representatives who use X – Twitter, even after imposing a temporary ban on the platform. A bench of three members led by the LHC chief judge, Aalia Neelum, resumed a plea […]
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Karachi: The ambassador of the United Arab Emirates (Water) to Pakistan, Hamad Obaid Al Zaabi, announced that problems related to the visa between the two countries had been resolved. Pakistani citizens can now obtain a five -year visa, according to a press release published Tuesday by the Governor’s house. Al Zaabi, accompanied by the Consul
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Multan: Producers were advised to finish cotton thinning within 30 days. During a meeting, experts stressed that cotton crops sown early and now 25-30 days must immediately be lightened. The application of fertilizers must be avoided before clarification. After clarification, a bag each of DAP and SOP or MOP was recommended by irrigation or broadcasting.
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Rawalpindi: Close members of the family of Pakistan Tehreek-e-insaf, Imran Khan, with militants and party supporters, were briefly detained and released on Tuesday after protesting against the refusal of their meeting with him in Adiala prison. Among the detainees were Imran’s sister, Aleema Khan, his cousin Qasim Niazi, the head of Punjab Pti Alia Hamza
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Islamabad: The Apex Court ordered the anti -terrorist courts (ATC) to conclude trials from the rioters of May 9 in four months – an order which could have implications for the former Prime Minister Imran Khan. The court also ordered the courts of first instance to submit bimonthly advancement reports in the respective provincial courts
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Islamabad: The Minister of Religious Affairs, Sardar Muhammad Yousaf, said on Tuesday that Hajj’s expenses in Pakistan were lower than those of other countries in the region, while high quality arrangements were taken for pilgrims. Addressing a training workshop in Hajj Haji Camp Islamabad, he noted that the government is committed to ensuring maximum facilitation
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Listen to the article The Office of the United States of Industry and Safety (BIS) has added more than a dozen Pakistani companies to its list of entities for their involvement in “unwanted” nuclear activities, with seven additional companies confronted with restrictions for their contributions to the Pakistan ballistic missile program. This decision follows recent
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Listen to the article Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is about to publish its first annual benefit in more than two decades, marking a significant reversal for the national carrier while it is progressing with the intention to sell the airline, according to documents observed by Bloomberg. PIA recorded a profit by action by RS5.01 for
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Listen to the article The Minister of Religious Affairs Sardar Muhammad Yousaf urged the Pakistani pilgrims of Hajj on Tuesday to respect the laws of Saudi Arabia and to consider themselves ambassadors of their country during their stay in the kingdom. Speaking during a Hajj training workshop in Islamabad, organized by the Ministry of Religious
Listen to the article Pakistan should undergo a loss of around 1 billion dollars following the taxation of a tariff of 29% by the United States on Pakistani goods, according to a report published by the Pakistan Ministry of Commerce. Despite this price, the United States should continue to face a 2 billion dollar trade
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