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Govt denies having killed Byc activists in Quetta Fire

Quetta: The Baloch Yakjehti committee (BYC) accused the police of having used excessive force against the demonstrators in the provincial capital, claiming to have opened fire on peaceful demonstrators, killing three people and injured dozens, including seven in critical condition. However, the spokesman for the government of Balutchistan, Shahid Rind, refuted the allegations, declaring that

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Gandapur offers to conduct discussions with Afghan Taliban

Islamabad: While terrorism cradles the province, the chief minister of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP), Ali Amin Gandapur, urged the federal government to formally entrust it with the responsibility of negotiating with the Afghan Taliban, affirming that dialogue was the only viable path to peace in the region. Addressing journalists in Islamabad on Friday, Gandapur said that his

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Pakistan railways announce special discounts for Eidul Fitr

Listen to the article Pakistan Railways announced a reduction in prices for passengers with a 20% discount on train tickets during the holiday period for Eidul Fitr, Express News reported. According to a notification issued by Pakistan Railways, the 20% presentation will apply to all mail, express and interurban trains the first three days of

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Gandapur proposes to conduct interviews with the Taliban, says that the influence of Fazlur Rehman has faded

Listen to the article Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Ali Amin Gandapur, said that Jamiat Ulema-E-Islam (JUI-F), Maulana Fazlur Rehman, has no more influence on the Taliban and proposed to take charge of negotiations with the group, Express News reported. Addressing journalists in Islamabad on Friday, he said: “The influence of Maulana Fazlur Rehman on the Taliban ended. Give

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The federal cabinet approves 188% increase in wages for ministers

Listen to the article The federal cabinet approved a summary to increase the wages of federal ministers, state ministers and advisers, said on Friday in Express News. After approval, the monthly salary of federal ministers, state ministers and advisers will be Rs519,000. According to sources, the increase in wages reflects an 188% increase for these

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Starlink secures the temporary night for services in Pakistan

Listen to the article In a decision to strengthen the digital landscape of Pakistan, Starlink of Elon Musk received a temporary certificate without objection (NOC) to start its services in the country, Pakistan Associated Press reported. Information Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja confirmed development on Friday, noting that Starlink had obtained a temporary registration, following the

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PHC rejects all petitions against convictions to military courts

Listen to the article The High Court of Peshawar rejected all the petitions contesting the convictions pronounced by the military courts. A bench of two members including judge Naeem Anwar and judge Dr. Khurshid Iqbal heard 29 petitions of brief against the convictions of the military court. The court ruled that the convictions pronounced by

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Govt must move at Cheetah’s speed, not the rhythm of Tortoise: judge Mandokhail

Listen to the article Pakistan’s Supreme Court judge, judge Jamal Mandokhail, has noticed that if the government should move at the speed of a cheetah, it takes place at the rate of a turtle. He made the comments during an audience of the Supreme Court on the creation of the climate Change Authority, reported Express

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