LAHORE: West Indies-bound Pakistan national team’s Test players will attend a 10-day training and conditioning camp under bio-secure protocols at the National Stadium in Karachi from July 7, Wednesday. The camp will conclude on July 17 , while the players will enter the bio-secure in a Lahore hotel on July
QUETTA: Parliamentary Secretary for Information Balochistan Assembly Bushra Rind on Monday said Gwadar is a milestone in the development of Balochistan and Pakistan. The vision for a developed and modern city of Gwadar under the leadership of Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Jam Kamal Khan was near completion, adding said, the
QUETTA: Balochistan government’s spokesman Liaquat Shahwani Monday termed the visit of Prime Minister Imran Khan to Gwadar a positive sign for the province. He, in a statement, said the prime minister was taking special interest in the construction and development of Balochistan as it was lagging behind the other provinces.
LAHORE: Special Assistant to Chief Minister Punjab on Information Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan said that once again Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) was creating ‘puppet show’ with its failed narrative. In her tweet on Monday she said that rejected personalities of PDM were perturbed on the failure of their lacklustre politics.
LAHORE: An anti-dengue drive initiated by the district administration was in full swing under which surveillance was being carried out at various points in the provincial capital. Deputy Commissioner Lahore Muddasir Riaz Malik on Monday visited Samanabad area, where he checked staff working in streets for indoor surveillance. He observed
LAHORE: Deputy Commissioner Muddasir Riaz Malik has directed the officers concerned to strictly implemented the corona standard operating procedure (SOPs) in the cattle markets. Presiding over a meeting in his office here on Monday, he said that due to strict implementation of corona SOPs and precautionary measures, the corona situation
LAHORE : -: Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar on Monday paid a rich tribute to the bravery and valour of Capt Col Sher Khan who sacrificed his life for keeping the Pakistani flag fluttering at an altitude of 17, 000 feet. In a message to mark the death anniversary,