Islamabad: Meetings of the sub-commies of the Pakistan Judicial Commission (JCP) led by judge Jamal Khan Mandokhail were provided for August 21 to prepare rules for the annual evaluation of the judicial performance of the judges of the High Court, as well as criteria for selecting judges for the constitutional benches. The chief judge of […]
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Islamabad: The federal government began consultations on legislation to grant ordinary citizens the right to appeal against trials before the military courts, revealed reliable sources. On May 7, 2025, a constitutional bench of seven members of the Supreme Court, in a majority verdict, confirmed the military trials of those accused in the affairs of May
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Lahore: The Pakistan Human Rights Committee (HRCP) has welcomed certain government measures such as positive stages, including the promulgation of the Children’s Wedding Act and the creation of provincial research centers to counter violent extremism. According to the Commission, initiatives mark significant progress towards the safeguard of religious freedom and the rights of minorities. In
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Torrential rains beat Karachi on Tuesday, paralyzing daily life, flooding the roads and leaving many shuttlers blocked for hours. The vehicles were trapped in long queues through the main lanes due to engorging, while the residents had trouble reaching their destinations. Despite the disruption, the spirit of the karachites has remained introduced. Companies, stores and
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Sindh -chief Minister Murad Ali Shah announced a public holiday in Karachi for Wednesday following strong precipitation. The announcement came after an emergency meeting at home CM on Tuesday, where the aggravation situation was examined. Shah has urged citizens to stay inside and avoid unnecessary trips, warning that more rain is expected and the holidays
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Karachi: Strong rains and persistent showers in Karachi seriously disrupted the city’s flight operations, ending them on Tuesday with generalized cancellations and delays due to stormy weather conditions. Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) canceled PK-310/311 flights on the Karachi-Conqueta and PK-308/309 road on Karachi-Islamabad due to unfavorable time. The flight of Lahore-Karachi PK-305 has been delayed
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A Pakistani delegation of three two members, including doctors, media professionals and social leaders, participates in Flatilla Global Sumud – an international mission aimed at breaking the headquarters of Gaza and providing urgent humanitarian and medical assistance to Palestinians. This was announced by the chief of the Pakistan Forum Palestine Wahaj Ahmed at a press
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Current breakdowns have been reported in several parts of Karachi in the midst of strong precipitation since Tuesday morning, many areas have always been plunged into darkness, leaving frustrated internet users while they are confused with daily disturbances and limited access to essential services. At least seven people have been reported against the dead molte
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The Pakistani roupine remained largely stable against the dollar on Tuesday, while showing slight fluctuations against other large currencies. The main products such as oil are mainly negotiated in US dollars, while several savings, including Saudi Arabia, continue to dig their currencies to the greenback. According to the rate sheet of the National Bank of
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Tourist operations in the Punjab salt range, Mirperi and other northern areas have been suspended due to heavy monsoon rain, landslides and an increase in cloud incidents. Punjab Tourism Secretary Raja Jahangir Anwar said on Tuesday that climate change has seriously disrupted the tourism sector, causing substantial economic losses. “National and international tourism has suffered,”
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