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Islamabad: The experience of traditional cinema quickly loses its charm, while the public turns more and more towards LEDs and mobile screens to watch their favorite films. The formerly falsified charm of crowded theaters and the magic of the large screen slowly endeavor. This change in the spectator’s preferences has raised concerns concerning the future

Islamabad / Quetta: The president of the Pakistan Peoples Party, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, accused the Pakistani government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) of trying to protect the “crawling corruption” by blocking the peaceful protest of the PPP, calling the move a radical attempt to suppress dissent. In a statement, Bilawal condemned the use of tear gas

Islamabad: Judge Muhammad Ali Mazhar raised questions on the request on Monday that the transfer of three judges from the High Provincial Court to the High Court of Islamabad (CIH) was an interference in part of the executive in court cases, noting that each transfer was made after the approval of four different judges. However,

Islamabad: The Federal Government and the Asian Development Bank (AfDB) agreed to strengthen collaboration on climate resilience and environmental sustainability during high -level interviews in Islamabad on Monday. The Federal Minister for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination, Dr. Musadik Malik and the Director General of BAD, Bruno Carrasco, has led discussions on a complete strategy

Islamabad: Chief judge Yahya Afridi said on Monday that the integration of technology into the judicial system is essential to guarantee better accessibility, transparency and effectiveness of the courts. The superior judge made these remarks while addressing a symposium entitled “Use of technology in the judicial system in Pakistan: prospects and promises” in the federal

Islamabad: The Apex Court judged that all the courts, in particular the family courts and the judges of the judiciary of district were to hear and respect the voice of the child in each case of guard and guardianship. “It is not an ambitious objective but a binding obligation under the CRC [UN Convention on

Rawalpindi / Islamabad / Lahore: In the midst of swirling whispers of good deals and compromises of the counterpart, the founder of Pakistan Tehreek-E-insaf (PTI), Imran Khan, declared that he prefers to “rot in prison for life” than to undress before what he denounced as a “system of Pharaharahs and Yazidiyat”. The former Prime Minister

Tehran: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif declared the total support of Pakistan on Monday to Iran’s law to have a civilian nuclear program and assured Tehran that Islamabad would work with it on all questions of mutual concern. Shehbaz arrived in Tehran during the second stage of his regional tour. He had interviews with Iranian President