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Riasat Ali Azad highlights the fairness of the trial as the witness statements were recorded in the absence of the accused Lawyer Imaan Mazari. Photo:X The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Tuesday ordered the trial court hearing the case against human rights activist Imaan Mazari and her husband Hadi Ali Chattha to re-record the statements […]

LAHORE: The Punjab government has officially replaced its decades-old ban on kite flying with a new, tougher law, ending the blanket approach and introducing a tightly regulated regime aimed at enforcing strict public safety controls. The provincial cabinet approved the new legislation, which declares unauthorized kite flying a criminal offense and grants broad enforcement powers

Stagnant water and poor drainage blamed as health authorities warn of worsening epidemic Health warriors are leading the war against dengue, deploying a shield of protection under the watchful eyes of the Alkhidmat Foundation. Photo: PPI LAHORE: The dengue situation has taken a serious turn in Punjab, especially in flood-hit districts, as a sharp rise

Funding constraints and poor administrative coordination delayed project completion People fill water bottles at a pumping station in Baldia town due to the severe water shortage in the town. PHOTO: FILE KARACHI: Karachi has been trapped in a worsening water crisis for almost two decades, but the much-awaited K-IV mega water project remains unfinished due

Jahangiri swears on the Quran that his diploma is authentic and warns of ‘disastrous’ legal precedent ISLAMABAD: Islamabad High Court (IHC) Chief Justice Sardar Muhammad Sarfraz Dogar has dismissed objections raised over his attendance at a hearing on an a quo warranto petition accusing a brother judge, Tariq Mehmood Jahangiri of the IHC, of ​​holding

SHC rejects plea of ​​23 people claiming journalist status over plots in journalists’ colony HYDERABAD: The Circuit Bench of the Sindh High Court at Hyderabad has dismissed a constitutional petition filed by 23 individuals claiming to be journalists, who sought allotment of residential plots in the Journalists’ Colony meant for members of the Hyderabad Press

Once home to temples and thriving neighborhoods, the city’s Hindu population is now in decline. RAWALPINDI: The ancient city of Rawalpindi, over 1,000 years old and filled with remains of vanished settlements, was dominated by the Hindu community until 1947. After the departure of Hindus, Sikhs settled in the region, while Muslims and Parsis have