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Islamabad: On Wednesday, the government set the retail price of sugar to RS164 per kilogram, 13% higher than the price set when the export of 600,000 metric tonnes of sugar was authorized. This adjustment benefits the thousands by allowing them to harvest the double Bonanza, gaining higher income from local and international markets. The decision […]

Islamabad: The Federal Shariat Court declared a custom under which any woman member of a family is or has been refused or deprived of his right of inheritance, which is granted by the Holy Quran and Sunnah, as non -Islamic, therefore having no legal force. “We have concluded that the right of inheritance of women,

Islamabad: The Government has accepted the major demand for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to completely open its economy to foreign competition by reducing the average effective import prices of one third at only 7.1% over five years, in particular to open the very limited automotive sector. Minerals and automotive sectors will be the two

Islamabad: The senatorial committee of law on law and justice adopted the Civil Court bill on Wednesday on Wednesday (amendment), 2025. The law committee was summoned under the presidency of Senator Farooq Hamid Naek to examine and discuss several key legislative bills. The Committee adopted the Civil Court bill (amendment), 2025, as the Senator Azam

Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said Pakistan could carry out operations in Afghanistan to target terrorists. Addressing a private channel, the Minister of Defense said: “If we have to go after the enemies of Pakistan in a country, we will.” He stressed that Pakistan can take strong measures against forces that provide safe shelters to hostile

Islamabad: The federal government officially announced the holidays on the occasion of Eidul Fitr, granting a three -day break. According to a notification issued by the firm division on Wednesday, the holidays will start from Monday March 31 to Wednesday April 2. In addition, the decision made to allow the citizens of the country to

Hasan Nawaz, son of the president of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, was declared “deliberate tax defaulter” in the United Kingdom and sentenced to a fine of 5.2 million pounds Sterling. The British government has updated its list of fiscal failing on its website, which now includes the name of