Superintendent Adiala Jail Abdul Ghafoor Anjum revealed that PTI founder has been provided exceptional B-class privileges, ...

Authorities in Gilgit-Baltistan have imposed a ban on the construction of hotels near major tourist sites, especially around natural lakes and riverbanks, to protect the region's fragile environment.

Punjab Assembly allows 26 suspended opposition members to vote in the July 21 Senate elections after halting disciplinary actions and resuming negotiations between government and opposition.

The COAS emphasized the importance of mutual cooperation for maintaining regional peace and stability. Lieutenant General Syafrie Samsudin appreciated Pakistan Army's efforts in the fight against ...

Following negotiations between the government and sugar mill owners on ex-mill sugar prices, the government has taken a significant step by deciding to import 50,000 metric tons of sugar in the first ...

The govt is set to streamline pilgrimage visits to Iran, Iraq, and Syria, similar to the organized Hajj operations ...

Police have retrieved mobile data and documents in the probe into actress Humaira Asghar’s death. No major leads yet; authorities await bank records and tablet access.

Pakistan and ITFC sign a $513 million Murabaha financing agreement to support energy imports, including crude oil, petroleum products, and LNG, over the next three years.

The government’s writ faces a fresh challenge as the agreement with sugar mill owners backfires. In Karachi’s wholesale market, sugar prices have surged by Rs3 per kilogram, reaching Rs183 per kg. In ...

The Election Commission of Pakistan Tuesday disqualified Member of the National Assembly Jamshed Dasti for holding fake academic credentials. The commission accepted a reference sent by the Speaker of ...

The federal government is set to approve prices for 35 modern medicines, including cancer treatments and new vaccines, after a two-year delay in registration and availability.

PAC member Sanaullah Mastikhel urges full disclosure of salaries and perks of MPs, judges, generals, and top officers, questioning selective transparency in Toshakhana records.