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The Prime Minister calls to expand the Pak-Saudian ties beyond defense cooperation

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif called for expanding Pakistan’s ties with Saudi Arabia beyond defense cooperation, urging to focus on trade, business and investment. He said the kingdom was fully ready to support Pakistan in promoting this common economic vision. According to Express News, the Prime Minister organized a lunch at the Prime Minister’s house on

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COAS pays tribute to 11 Pakistan Army personnel martyred in Orakzai

Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir on Tuesday chaired the 272nd Corps Commanders’ Conference (CCC) at the General Headquarters, reaffirming the Pakistan Army’s resolve to counter threats in all domains. The session began with Fateha for the martyrs of recent attacks by Indian-sponsored terrorist groups. The COAS lauded the efforts of

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* 11 Pakistani army soldiers marted in Orakzai operation, KP

During a high intensity intelligence operation (IBO) in the Orakzai district, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, members of the Pakistani army, including Lieutenant-Colonel Junaid Arif and Major Tayyab Rahat, sacrificed their lives, confirmed the public service public relations (ISPR). The IBO, conducted around midnight, involved intense shots with terrorists belonging to the Fitna Al Khwarij group, supported by India.

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Intermediate matric students will now need 40% marks to pass exams

The Board Coordination Commission, under the new grading policy, has made an upward change in the pass percentage for intermediate and matric levels from 33% to 40% across the country. The Commission, the official forum representing all education boards in Pakistan, on Tuesday issued a notification announcing the implementation of a new grading policy, which

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Prime Minister Chehbaz lifts the ban on domestic gas connections

The director general of Suit Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL), Aamir Tufail, announced that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has raised the ban on national gas connections. He also declared that the objective of 300,000 connections this year will be achieved and that from next year, 600,000 national consumers will be connected to gas per year.

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ECP to hold the local government surveys of Punjab in December

The Pakistan Electoral Commission decided to hold local elections in Punjab during the last week of December this year, following a hearing on delays in the organization of polls. The decision was made by a bench of four members chaired by the Chief Commissioner of the Sikandar Sultan Raja elections. The Pakistan Electoral Commission (ECP)

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Nadra opens new facilitation meters in four countries for foreign Pakistanis

The national database and the registration authority has opened new facilitation meters in four countries to provide better services to foreign Pakistani. According to a spokesperson for the national database and the Nadra), the counters were created in the Pakistani embassies in Montreal and Vancouver in Canada, Milan in Italy, Manama in Bahrain and Amman

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Sindh waives death certificate fees: what you need to know

In a major move towards public service reform, the Sindh cabinet has approved the removal of all fees for death certificates across the province. The move is part of a broader strategy to strengthen the Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) system and ease administrative burdens on citizens. This explanatory sheet presents the main details

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