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Islamabad: The Senate unanimously adopted a resolution on Tuesday, welcoming minorities for their vital role in the development of the country, cultural, social and economic enrichment. The resolution, moved by Senator Dash Kumar, noted that Quaid-Ezam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, in his historical speech on August 11, 1947, declared unequivocally that all the citizens of Pakistan, […]

In a rare turn of events, the chief judge of Pakistan (CJP) Yahya Afridi and the Federal Minister of Finance and Income, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, met face to face, aroused a debate in legal circles on the convenience of such a commitment. The meeting between the best office of the judiciary and the economic bar

Islamabad: The president of the National Assembly Ayaz Sadiq once again invited the opposition to sit through the table with the alliance to power, ensuring the opposition of his full cooperation in the holding of negotiations with the government and reaffirming his role as “goalkeeper of the chamber”. The speaker Na reiterated his offer for

Islamabad: The president of the National Assembly Ayaz Sadiq once again invited the opposition to sit through the table with the alliance to power, ensuring the opposition of his full cooperation in the holding of negotiations with the government and reaffirming his role as “goalkeeper of the chamber”. The speaker Na reiterated his offer for

Hyderabad: PPP president Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari rejected Tuesday as “baseless” speculation on any decision to legislate a 27th constitutional amendment. Even if the 26th amendment remains embedded in the controversy, the Islamabad power corridors were effervescence with rumors that a possible 27th amendment could further change the structure and functioning of the higher judiciary. The 26th

Lahore: In accordance with a recent order, anti-terrorism court (ATC) issued “release mandates” to the Superintendent of Kot Lakhpat central prison for the head of the PTI Shah Mahmood Qureshi, acquitted in two separate cases. ATC judge, Manzar Ali Gill, issued the mandates in relation to the FIR 768/23 and 103/23, both inscribed after the

Islamabad: The National Institutes of Health (NIH) confirmed on Tuesday the presence of poliovirus in 42 of the 117 evacuation samples taken from 87 districts nationwide in July, which raises concerns about the continuous circulation of the virus despite intensified eradication efforts. According to the NIH’s regional reference regional laboratory, positive samples represented almost 36%