QUETTA: Siraj ul Haq, Ameer Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Pakistan, said Saturday that it is the demand of JI to hold general election in the country, adding that all stake holders should sit together for devising a strategy for holding general election in the
Quetta:The Provincial Assembly of Balochistan passed two government bills amid walkout by the opposition lawmakers on Monday, observes Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN). The Assembly met for an hour and 21 minutes. The sitting started at 1559 hours against the scheduled
QUETTA:QESCO Mekran Circle has arrested 6 persons for stealing electricity and disconnected 55 connections due to non-payment. According to spokesman of QESCO, a team of Sub Divisional Officer, QESCO, Gwadar Rural Sub Division led by Superintending Engineer, accompanied by Line Staff and
QUETTA:Minister for Finance Asad Umar Monday said economic and trade policies were being formulated to ensure development of agriculture and industrial sectors in the country, aiming to provide maximum job opportunities to the youth. He said this while talking to members of
Quetta:A man, his wife and their four children received burn injuries in an explosion due to gas leakage at the house situated at Zehri Town Hazar Ganji area of Quetta Sunday morning. Gas had been accumulated owing to leakage and as soon
QUETTA:An earthquake of 2.9magnitude with the depth of 15km jolted Nushki and its adjoining areas previous day. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), Islamabad, epicentre of the earthquake was located in the mountainous terrain near Nushki. However, no injuries were reported.
QUETTA:Two real brothers were killed over personal dispute here on Sunday. According to police, the incident occurred at Nawa Killi where two real brothers Nawab Khan and Mehrab Khan exchanged bitter words with their opponents. The clash led to firing and use
QUETTA:Kashmiris dwelling in Quetta organized a protest demonstration in front of Quetta Press Club here on Monday to show solidarity with the innocent martyrs of Pulwama and against the high handedness of Indian government. Protestors were holding placards inscribed with anti-India slogans.