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The Senate committee declares the floods of the “national disaster”

Islamabad: The President of the Senate Committee on the Permanence of National Food Security and Research, Senator Syed Masroor Ahsan, said that recent floods have a national disaster and have called on the government to officially designate the affected areas in the event of a disaster. He also urged immediate assistance to the victims through […]

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No extension of the deadline for declaration of income

Islamabad: On Monday, the Federal Board of Return (FBR) said that the deadline for declaring income declarations for the 2025 fiscal year will not be extended beyond September 30 (Tuesday), unlike media reports. In a statement, the Council said that it had noted unaccompanied reports traveling on various media platforms, which claimed that the deadline

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The IMF does not see any major impact on floods on the economy of Pakistan

Islamabad: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) does not provide any major setbacks for economic growth or the collection of income from Pakistan this exercise due to recent floods. With the exception of Punjab, the provinces have also not pointed out significant economic losses, minimizing the chances of a drop -down revision of targets. According to

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Na condemns Imran Khan’s “inappropriate” behavior to the journalist

The National Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution condemning the “inappropriate behavior” of the founder of PTI, Imran Khan, to the main journalist Aijaz Ahmed at a meeting in Adiala prison. The resolution, moved by Khawaja Izharul Hassan, said that the founder of the PTI used an offensive language against journalistic standards. He called for strict

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The Sindh manual board faces a probe on the irregularities of the RS5B contract

Karachi: The anti-corruption establishment has launched an investigation into alleged irregularities in the impression of free manuals by the Sindh manual board. The board of directors is accused of having awarded contracts worth 5 billion rupees to privileged publishers without following appropriate standards. The investigation intensified against President Parvez Baloch and former secretary Taimoor Khaskheli.

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