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SC rejects a plea against mobile towers around Khi airport

Karachi: On Wednesday, the Supreme Court rejected an appeal against the installation of mobile towers around Karachi airport, claiming that aviation and other authorities concerned said that these towers had been built in accordance with international aviation standards. A bench of three members, including judge Muhammad Ali Mazhar, judge Syed Hassan Azhar Rizvi and judge

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The finminal supplier was spoiled by Boycott journalists

Islamabad: Journalists briefly boycotted the post-budget press conference of the Minister of Finance Muhammad Aurangzeb on Wednesday after the FEDERAL BOARD OF RESTRA (FBR) rupture) With a tradition of several decades by failing to provide a technical briefing on the financial bill. The boycott forced a delay in the press conference while the officials of

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Foits Jaishankar’s “irresponsible” remarks

Islamabad: On Wednesday, Pakistan categorically rejected the irresponsible remarks of the Indian Minister of External Affairs Subrahmanyama Jaishankar made during various media commitments in Brussels, advising him to refrain from designing misleading accounts to justify their recent aggressive actions. “The speech of the best diplomats should aim to promote peace and harmony, rather than producing

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PML-Q supports the economic initiatives of first

Islamabad: On Wednesday, a delegation from the Muslim League in Pakistan called Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday and expressed full support for all the initiatives taken by him for the country’s economic development and public well-being. The delegation including members of the National Assembly Chaudhry Hussain Elahi, Muhammad Ilyas Chaudhry and Ms. Farukh Khan

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Govt set to lift the overload cap on electricity bills

Islamabad: The federal government plans to impose additional supplements on electricity consumers by modifying the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) law, a decision that would unilaterally increase electricity bills, sources announced on Wednesday. According to official sources, the amendment proposed to the NEPRA law will allow the government to exceed the current ceiling of

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