RAWALPINDI: Rawalpindi district police have devised a plan to foil possible plans to celebrate the banned festival of Basant and control aerial firing.
According to a police spokesman, more than 1500 police personnel had been deployed on different ro…
Read MoreISLAMABAD: The National University of Science and Technology (NUST) has called on all voices of Pakistan to become part of its efforts to amplify the importance of Women in Climate Action by participating in an `Article Writing Competition’.
Accordin…
Read MorePESHAWAR: A two-member delegation from National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) on Thursday met with Director General Information and Public Relations here at his office and discussed matters relating to the role of Information Dept in promotion o…
Read MoreMANSEHRA: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Thursday rejected the petition to halt the recounting of votes in PK-40 Mansehra.
According to details, the ECP rejected the petition, citing the Election Act 2014 Section 95 subsection 5, which …
Read MorePESHAWAR: On the occasion of Chinese New Year, China Window, a Chinese cultural center established in Peshawar, organized colorful events.
Caretaker Provincial Minister for Transport Zafarullah Khan, Caretaker Provincial Minister for Energy and Plann…
Read MoreFAISALABAD: Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FCCI) Acting President Dr Sajjad Arshad said on Thursday that The University of Faisalabad (TUF) was producing highly educated, skilled and competent youth and enabling them to start their own…
Read MorePESHAWAR: Squash wizard Jansher Khan, legendary Jehangir Khan and Qamar Zaman are among world top 5 ranking players for 100 consecutive months, a list of the Professional Squash Ranking released here revealed.
Among top five world ranking players who…
Read MoreLAHORE: Pakistan-China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCJCCI) President Moazzam Ghurki said on Thursday that Pakistan is importing silk worth Rs 67 billion and it produces more silk locally, it will provide employment to 600,000 people mostly…
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