Pakistan

A young villager was killed over a land dispute in Samundri area.

Short-term, medium-term and long-term plans will be devised to strengthen the education system

Nazeer, 55, died after he fell from a coconut tree in Federal B Area.

Counsel maintains Adil Zaman has not been charged for killing Mureed Abbas

Pakistan also expects to get $1.5b relief in shape of delay in repayment of loans to bilateral creditors

No conclusive evidence found that the fatalities could be linked to Covid-19 as some local media reports claim

'Modivirus' made the lives of Kashmiri people further miserable, says AJK President Sardar Masood Khan

Says apex court is supposed to look into legal questions but NAB wants it to adjudicate graft case

Delay comes due to absence of signing authority at NCL

Association writes letter to agency’s chief rejecting the findings of inquiry committee’s probe

G20 debt relief to have ‘substantial’ impact on Pakistan, says foreign minister

They continue to provide help, on foot and by phone, despite people hanging up on them constantly

Enterprising Bablu Ustad is now providing motorcycle repair services at citizens' homes

The 28-year-old claimed that Naseem’s length set him apart from the other bowlers with similar pace

183 patients assisted by Sindh Rescue and Medical Services tested positive for Covid-19

There has been a 15% surge in internet usage since the lockdown came into effect, says PTA

The legendary former pacer is considered by many to be the greatest fast-bowler

ICC have invited expression of interest from its members for events in the 2023-31 cycle

The global uncertainty around sporting events is likely to cause a major financial strain to the board

Proposal is subject to approval by Chief Justice of Pakistan Gulzar Ahmed

Dr Furqan alleges Dr Mirza smuggled over 20 million face masks, protective gear out of Pakistan

Fights for compensation in a case for thousands of other false convictions after spending nearly two decades in prison

Disbursement of $1.4 billion is scheduled to happen next week, says IMF

Around 150 citizens still awaiting repatriation

Former Australian cricketer revealed the list on social media website Twitter

Qureshi says initial debt relief was for a year but could be extended since the situation was still evolving

Former England all-rounder heaped praise on Pakistan’s legendary former pacer

April 26 to May 10 can prove to be an alarming period in Pakistan, says Professor Masood Hameed Khan

UN chief believes that debt relief must be an important part of the response to COVID-19

Rs37.608 billion have already been distributed among 3.134 million families

Four new deaths reported in Sindh, total deaths now at 131

HEC discusses possibility of suspending online classes in varsities that lack proper Learning Management Systems

Top judge says response submitted by PHC registrar on WBB plea unsatisfactory

Precautionary steps taken to curb the spread of the coronavirus at the wheat purchase centres inspected

Premier believes despite 48-member federal cabinet, performance of several ministries is not satisfactory

Metropolitan Corporation should send the dengue brigade into the field

Lahore Camp Jail’s 59 inmates under treatment

A few days back, the viva of two Doctors of Philosophy (PhD) scholars were also conducted online

Governor Sarwar condemns parties for politicising pandemic

Guterres believes that debt relief must be an important part of the response to COVID-19

VC says facilitating students amid Covid-19 lockdown

Punjab announced cut but registrar office shut due to lockdown

The tandoor has been set up in collaboration with the Pakistan Sweet Home.

Education minister announces Umeed-e-Zeest Award

Rawalpindi police has so far provided more than 1,700 ration packs to members of Christian community

SC reserves verdict in case challenging restoration of council’s official

Ban on markets stays; tailors, carpenters can work individually

Teleschooling is a great initiative to educate the students at home, says Shafqat Mahmood

All Private Schools Management Association say parents are not paying fees despite 20% concession

'Wholesalers and suppliers are still charging them high rates'