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Lahore: The confusion continues to swirl within the PPP on its alleged plans to organize a national protest against the federal budget, while contradictory voices emerge from the rows of the party. While some initiates deny such a plan, others argue that a strategy was indeed in preparation, but mainly motivated by the party’s wing

Islamabad: The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Pakistani Health Ministry launched a joint public appeal on Friday to “urgently and voluntarily” give a blood donation to face a deficit that considerably limited the capacity of hospitals to save life. The call came on the eve of World Blood Donor Day, which is observed on

Lahore: The National Grid Company (NGC) said an eligible black list company to participate in a call for tenders for a 135 -kilometer transmission line project. Depending on the details, NGC issued a tender to lay a 135 km transmission line. Four companies were declared eligible after a technical assessment. A company previously on the

Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif pays tribute to the “voluntary heroes” for having made a disinterested blood donation, underlined the need for awareness of the increased public to the critical need for regular blood donations for patients. “It is necessary to raise awareness increased by the critical need for regular blood donations for patients undergoing

Islamabad: Friday, hot and dry weather prevailed in most regions of the country, especially very hot in the plains of Punjab and Sindh, where temperatures oscillated between 40 and 50 ° Celsius. The country has been in the grip of a hot heat wave since last week. However, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) provides for

Islamabad: The budgetary debate in the Senate began with a dazzling criticism of the head of the opposition Shibli Faraz, who castigated the economic policy of the government, qualifying the budget “controversial by birth” and a reflection of incompetence and non-professionalism. “This is the fourth budget for this installed diet, and has broken all the

Islamabad: Despite the increase in tensions in the region, Pakistan airspace remains fully operational and continues to be effectively used by international airlines, according to Pakistan Airports Authority. In a statement published Thursday, the authority confirmed that international flights did not face any obstacle during the transition to Pakistani airspace. “There is no disruption in

Islamabad: The head of the opposition to the National Assembly Omar Ayub Khan criticized the federal government’s economic policies led by PMLs, describing them as a recipe for the complete destruction of the national economy. In his speech during the budgetary session of the National Assembly on Friday, Omar, which belongs to the PTI, qualified