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Islamabad: While the heads of all the higher courts have agreed to evolve a mechanism to put an end to external interference, the debate began to know the effectiveness of the high court sops in the reduction of foreign influence without concluding the 26th constitutional amendment, which, by admission, increased the influence of the manager

Islamabad: The Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interconfessional Harmony announced on Monday that more than 114,500 requests had been received so far within the framework of the Government of Hajj 2026, leaving only about 3,500 vacant seats. Ministry spokesman Muhammad Umar Butt said that the named banks had been invited to continue to receive requests

Islamabad: The Strategic Vision Institute (SVI), a reflection group based in Islamabad, warned that the projected test of India of a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) later this month could destabilize the region and carry out “serious repercussions” for global security. Indian media reports suggest that New Delhi was preparing to test its longest agni

Islamabad: The National Judicial Policy Committee (NJPMC) has approved uniform deadlines for the elimination of various categories of civil and criminal business as part of a new regime aimed at ensuring rapid justice and reducing the arrears of cases. The 54th meeting of the NJPMC – was devoted Monday to the Supreme Court of Pakistan

Swabi: Sudden floods triggered by a powerful explosion of clouds and lightning struck the mountainous region of Gadoon-Amazai in the Swabi district, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) early on Monday, killing at least 25 and 35 others injured. Whole villages have been overwhelmed while torrential waters have swept away houses, livestock and infrastructure, adding to the assembly assessment

Lahore: The judge of the Anti-Terrorism Court, Manzer, Ali Gill, observed that the violence of May 9 was not considered a peaceful demonstration by a global standard, noting that the coordinated attacks were simultaneously carried out in different cities, specifically targeting states buildings, military facilities and monuments associated with the armed forces. Presenting the detailed

Quetta: The security forces thwarted a major terrorist attack which was scheduled for August 14 by the Liberation Army of Balutchistan (Bla) prohibited, involving a university professor as a facilitator. “It was not only an attack – it was part of a larger plan to break Pakistan and destabilize Balutchistan. Our agencies acted quickly and