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PAC discovers irregularities in HEC operations

Listen to the article Islamabad: On Wednesday, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) discovered several differences and irregularities on Wednesday while examining the audit parasss of the Higher Education Commission (HEC). During the meeting, it was revealed that many students who received HEC scholarships for higher education abroad did not return. In addition, buildings were built […]

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Pakistani passport “does not allow visit to Israel”

Listen to the article Islamabad: The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Shafqat Ali Khan, said that no visit to Israel was possible under existing regulations using the Pakistan passport which was not valid for this purpose. The spokesperson, answering the media questions, said the government of Pakistan noted reports on Pakistani journalists traveling

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The Tribunal requests Armughan data from Crypto trading platforms

Listen to the article Karachi: The special anti -terrorist court made a written order allowing the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to question the accused army Armughan Qureshi alias in broad daylight in the event of money laundering. The court has also directed trading platforms for crypto coins and sharing Coinfactorypk data used by Armughan for

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PAK companies added to the black list of American export

WASHINGTON: The United States has added 80 companies and institutes in Pakistan, China and four other countries to its export control list to prevent American technologies and goods from being “poorly used” for missiles and other military activities, the trade department said on Tuesday. According to a New York Times report, the Trump administration has

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US espionage agencies declare TTP as a “future threat”

Islamabad: Up to 18 US intelligence agencies said Pakistan from Tehreek-E-Taliban Prohibited (TTP) is a “potential future threat” for Washington. A 30-page report prepared by agencies and published on Tuesday said in South Asia on Tuesday, Tehreek-E-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) operations were concentrated exclusively on the targeting of the government of Pakistan, probably to avoid greater

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