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Islamabad: The Christian community of Gujranwala organized an “Pakistan Zindabad” convention on Thursday at St Paul Church to express its solidarity with the armed forces. A large number of Christians, Sikhs and Muslims of Gujranwala participated in the event. The agreement aimed to reaffirm national unity and to demonstrate a collective determination to defend the

Islamabad: Pakistan granted Thursday 150 blocked Afghan trucks carrying goods so that India crosses the border of Wagah, which softens a bottleneck of several weeks. According to a document published Thursday by the ministry, a request made by the Afghan Embassy in Islamabad on April 28 concerning the containers blocked at various transit points in

Islamabad: The Advisory Committee of the Indus River System Authority (IRSA) will hold a meeting on May 5 to examine the situation of water availability in the country for Kharif cultures. The meeting will also examine the status of implementing the decisions taken by the Advisory Committee at its last meeting on March 26. Reunion

Muzaffarabad: The authorities of Azad Jammu and Kashmir closed more than 1,000 religious schools on Thursday to fear a possible military action of India in retaliation for the deadly attack last week. Fearing a military climbing, the authorities closed more than 1,000 religious schools in AJK. “We announced a 10 -day break for all Madrassas

Islamabad: Pakistan ambassador to the Netherlands, Syed Haider Shah, made an oral statement before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), in The Hague Thursday, highlighting the atrocities committed by Israel in the Palestinian territory occupied in particular in Gaza. He made the declaration during the public hearing on the request of an advisory opinion on

Islamabad: The registration office of the high court of the capital said that it was not possible this year to list for having heard the calls filed by the former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his spouse Bushra Bibi against their conviction in the case of 190 million pounds Sterling due to a current appeal.

Islamabad: Judge of the Supreme Court Jamal Khan Mandokhai urged the government to recognize mining as a formal industry, highlighting the difficult and often deplorable conditions facing workers, in particular Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Balutchistan minors. He made these remarks while addressing a high -level national conference under the theme “Workers and employers in 2025: navigate in

Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stressed Wednesday that following the recent reduction of around 7.5 Rs per unit in electric prices, the government was now focused on the guarantee of affordability and long -term reliability in electricity production. The Prime Minister presided over a high-level meeting to examine the plan to expand the integrated generation