Hyderabad:A meeting was held at the residence of Hyderabad President of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Sagheer Ahmed Qureshi to discuss arrangements for October 18 public meeting in Hyderabad which will be addressed by the party’s Chairman MNA Bilawal B…
Read MoreLahore:Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Central Punjab General Secretary Syed Hassan Murtaza has declared that the agenda of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has been exposed, stating that the decision regarding the disruptive elements within the party …
Read MoreMultan:The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) raided and confiscated 1500 kilogramme substandard polythene bags after a ban by Punjab government on single-use plastic and shopping bags with a thickness of less than 75 microns.
Assistant Director E…
Read MoreFaisalabad:A property dispute claimed two lives in different incidents in Faisalabad during the last 12 hours.
A police spokesman said here on Sunday that Majid Ali of Chak No. 78-GB had been running a plot dispute with one Gulfam Shah of Chak No. 23…
Read MoreRawalpindi: Police have arrested three drug dealers and recovered more than 6 kg of drugs from their possession in separate operations here Sunday.
The raids were conducted on the special directives of City Police Officer (CPO) Syed Khalid Mehmood Ha…
Read MoreLahore:The Rahim Yar Khan district police have killed two dacoits, identified as Sarmad Bhaiyo and Sajan Malookani, during a targeted operation in the Katcha area.
Both dacoits were involved in martyrdom of former SHO Machka Police Station, Sub-Inspe…
Read MoreRawalpindi:Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Rawalpindi Beenish Fatima said that a special drive to issue learner’s permits and driving licenses to rickshaw drivers was continued at Shehbaz Sharif Park here on Sunday.
Separate counters have been set up at …
Read MoreLahore:As many as 185,000 alleged criminals have been arrested this year so far, according to a police spokesman here on Sunday.
He said over 104,000 proclaimed offenders involved in criminal activities were also apprehended. Among them, 17,491 were …
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