ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has felicitated the Pakistan cricket team on making it to the final with an incredible come back. In a tweet on Wednesday, he said the victory is testimony of passion, commitment and discipline. Meanwhile, Director General Inter
Karachi:Sindh High Court (SHC) here Monday asked to club Pasban Democratic Party (PDP) Chairman Altaf Shakoor’s constitutional petition with other similar petitions related to the result of the national population census. As per details, a SHC bench comprised of Justice Yousuf Ali
Islamabad:An all parties conference of major opposition parties hosted by the Pakistan Peoples’ Party (PPP) here Sunday formed a new political alliance, Pakistan Democratic Alliance, and demanded resignation of Prime Minister Imran Khan. The APC was addressed virtually by the founder of
Islamabad:Speaker National Assembly Asad Qaiser has urged Pakistani diplomats across the world to expose Indian atrocities in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJ and K). He was talking to Pakistan’s Ambassador-Designate to Austria, Aftab Ahmad Khokhar who called on him here
Islamabad:Adviser on Finance Dr Abdul Hafeez Sheikh has said that China-Pakistan relations will further strengthen in future for the regional development. He was talking to Chinese Ambassador to Pakistan Yao Jing here on Thursday. They discussed matters of mutual interests.
Islamabad:Prime Minister Imran Khan has said the government is committed to promote science and technology for progress in the country. He was addressing the inaugural ceremony of Pak-Austria Fachhochschule Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology in Haripur on Thursday. The institute will
Islamabad:Prime Minister Imran Khan has congratulated Yoshihide Suga on his elections as the new Prime Minister of Japan. In his tweet on Thursday, Imran Khan said he looks forward to working with the Japanese Prime Minister to further strengthen Pakistan-Japan friendship and
Islamabad: The treasury and opposition lawmakers in the National Assembly locked horns over the rule related to the suspension of sitting due to lack of quorum for more than one hour and allowed continuity of the proceedings for only 19 percent of