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Listen to the article Islamabad: The permanent committee of the National Assembly on finance unanimously rejected the 18% sales tax on Tuesday proposed on the import of solar panels, while the government also announced the withdrawal of another controversial measure to increase the sales tax on hybrid vehicles, reversing both anti-environment initiatives. The Committee of

Lahore: The departure of the first freight train from the Pakistani railways to Russia was canceled due to the regional instability launched by the current Iran-Israeli conflict, rail sources confirmed on Friday. The cargo train was to start from Lahore on June 22 (Sunday), but was postponed indefinitely due to border closures between Pakistan, Iran

Rawalpindi: Given an ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel, the PTI Parton-en-Chief Imran Khan decided to postpone the planned protest movement on Tuesday, said the sisters of the former Prime Minister on Tuesday after a meeting with him at Adiala de Rawalpindi prison. “Imran Khan postponed the protest movement for two weeks in the light

Islamabad: The judges of the Supreme Court are not passive interpreters of the text, they are rather the guardians of freedom, equality and institutional independence. “”[The Supreme Court] is the ultimate guardian of fundamental rights and the final sentry against executive or legislative surpassing, “said a 15 -page judgment written by judge Syed Mansoor Ali

Jamaat-E-Islami Ameer Hafiz Naeemur Rehman castigated federal and provincial governments, saying that 44% of the population lived below the poverty line while the ruling elite continued to project an illusion of good governance by costly media campaigns. Addressing a press conference Tuesday at the party headquarters in Mansoora, the head of the JI denounced the

As part of the Pakistan-US discussions on reciprocal prices, the Minister of Finance Muhammad Aurangzeb held a virtual meeting with the US trade secretary Howard Lunick to examine and advance negotiations. The two parties agreed to continue their negotiations thanks to a constructive commitment to finalize the trade agreement at the earliest, according to a

The United Nations: Pakistan called for an “urgent and collective response” to the increase in hate speeches, disinformation and violent extremism, claiming that such stories fracture societies and endanger peace and stability. “All of this targets people from different confessions, including Muslims, as well as individuals based on race, sex and nationality,” said Ambassador Asim

Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif established a deadline for 2028 on Tuesday for the expansion of the Pakistan Railway Network in Reko Diq Strategic and has directed the training of a ministerial committee to present recommendations on funding requirements in this regard. Shehbaz chaired a meeting on the improvement of railways and binding Reko Diq