Pakistan

Expresses concern over lengthy judgments of judges

Some 150,000 people diagnosed with the disease each year, Tarar says

Information minister says PML-N govt trying to steer Pakistan out of crises

Panel expresses surprise over tendering of bridge at River Ravi before PC-I

Interior minister issued restraining orders following raids on their offices

Indian Minister claims attacks from Pakistan-based groups on the rise

NDMA has also directed rescue agencies to be ready for responding at shortest notice

The PPP Chairman assured the delegation that he will visit South Punjab soon and will address the public meeting

Dual weather and scenic beauty of Kashmir has a special attraction for tourists

Says PTI may take to the streets again if needed

Rabbani cited the example of Pervez Musharraf who was dodging the courts after violating Article 6 of the Constitution

The bench was hearing applications regarding the adjustment of the land at the top court’s Karachi registry

Why do women need to undergo such painful surgical procedures just to look good?

Although the virus has zero mortality rates, it poses a serious threat to pregnant women

Shahbaz’s recovery came eight days after his father’s killer was executed on February 29

PCB seeks written assurance before sending team

MQM convener Nadeem Nusrat appealed to people not to pay heed to these speculations and asked them to stay united

Dozens of top officials transferred without input from four members

Rouhani, due on March 25, will also push Pakistan to implement IP gas pipeline project

Pakistan, Malaysia hope to use latest development to increase trade volume

Beijing wants to extend scope of tax concessions

Umar said that private manufacturers were fleecing the farmers by selling urea at around Rs1,900 per bag

The rupee was stable against the dollar at 104.3/104.5 in the inter-bank market on Wednesday

FBR spokesperson once again called upon the non-filers to benefit from the Voluntarily Tax Compliance Scheme

He said the delay was making investors reluctant as the policy has remained pending since 2011

The DPO constituted a police team which raided a house in the area and recovered the abductee

Khattak assured Poyan facilities will be increased to cater to the needs of Afghan inmates at these prisons

The exchange of fire resulted in the death of six people

The police and bomb disposal unit reached the site immediately and cordoned off the area

Hangu DC said negotiations with the district nazim were under way and efforts for Qasim’s release were being made.

Accommodation for students in the region was lacking and they had no place to study

He said the civil society and healthcare professionals should help the government eradicate kidney diseases

The additional commissioner told officials to finish the projects before the scorching summer arrived

Salamat tried to stop the men but they shot at him and fled

The government has released Rs258 million for repair and maintenance of Koh-i-Noor flats

Police said they had registered a case against Mudassar and his family members

Umar said he had requested the SHO to register a complaint against them

Petitioner Imran Shah said that his wife Fakhira had visited a clinic for medical checkup

The counsel said Christian MPAs of the ruling party were getting the grant

Anuradha Gupta says country’s immunisation efforts laudable

Court says arrested official not entitled to relief

Australian envoy says fundamental human rights are global rights.

Tariq Fazal assures college admin of addressing shortage of faculty and transport issues.

Razed kiosks have already started popping up again

RPO suspends New Town SHO, directs CPO to form raiding parties

The president also directed the AJK chief secretary to allot the present President Secretariat to the AJKPSC

They applauded the efforts of PBM in providing quality healthcare services

The police have registered a case and started investigation

The two were taken to the DHQ hospital where Anwar was pronounced dead

The fair held a special interest for teachers and students who said that the books were academically useful