ISLAMABAD: A group of 20 international delegates from Ukraine, United Kingdom, Sri Lanka and Lebanon attended the Annual British Council Active Citizens International Study Visit at Flagship Millennium Campus in Islamabad, according to a press release issued by the organisation on Wednesday. The delegation was headed by the International Active Citizens’ facilitator Michael Francis Waldron […]
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20 international delegates attend British Council event
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Rain, snowfall in different parts of Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: The temperature of Quetta city dropped early Saturday morning because of snowfall. Moreover, it rained in different parts of Karachi on Saturday. The Met Office has not forecast any more rain in the coastal city. According to the Met office, the provinces of Pakistan are likely to be affected by rain as rain bearing […]
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Absence of SBP governor angers NA body
ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Finance has expressed displeasure over non- participation of the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) governor, presidents of National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) and Zarai Taraqiati Bank Limited (ZTBL) in the meeting. The meeting was held under the chairmanship of Qaisar Ahmed Shaikh on Tuesday. The committee expressed its […]
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422 schools in Islamabad to be made Green Schools
ISLAMABAD: As part of materialising the dream of a greener Pakistan, 422 public sector schools will be turned into ‘Green Schools’ through organised tree plantation. Syed Zeeshan Ali Naqvi, Deputy Mayor Islamabad, made this announcement at the launch of the tree plantation drive here on Thursday. The ceremony was attended by a large number of […]
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Low-rank policemen rail against hectic duty hours, low perks
LAHORE: Despite tall claims by the government and police high ups about improved service structure, low-rank policemen bemoaned long duty hours, “poor” promotion system and “lack” of medical and education allowances. A number of police official performing duties in various parts of the city told Daily Times on Sunday that low rank police officials were […]
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Merge FATA with KP or face the sit-in
ISLAMABAD: Opposition on Tuesday staged a walkout from the Senate for removing the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) reforms from the cabinet agenda. The session was presided over by Senate Deputy Chairman Abdul Ghafoor Haideri. On a point of order, Awami National Party (ANP) Senator Ilyas Bilour said that a committee had been formed […]
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JPMC to overhaul its waste management system
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Charsadda carnage widely condemned
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Japan extends JPY 500mn to Pakistan for installation of face recognition systems at airports
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Bilawal felicitates Peoples Labour Union over its victory in PQA referendum
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Imran, Miandad oppose PSL final in Lahore
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Radd-ul-Fasaad aims at curbing chaos
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Cops kill man outside local courts thinking he was a terrorist
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Musharraf advises Raheel Sharif to exercise caution
تھنڈرسٹرک II
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IAD issues transfers, postings orders
KARACHI: The Sindh government Information and Archives Department (IAD) has notified transfers and postings of the following officers with immediate effect: Deputy Director Information (BS-18) Muhammad Zafar Khan, presently posted at Directorate of Electronic Media, is posted to KarachiHQ Directorate of Press Information with immediate effect and until further orders. Deputy Director Information (BS-18)Muhammad Kamran […]
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Police arrest seven including two Afghan nationals in Karachi
KARACHI: Karachi police conducted raids in different areas of the Sindh metropolis on Friday and captured seven alleged criminals, including two Afghan nationals. During the raids, the police arrested three accused in Baldia town’s Madina Colony and recovered arms and ammunition from their possession. Moreover, police also apprehended four alleged criminals, including two Afghan nationals […]
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Jirga marries minor girl to eight year old boy
NEELAM VALLEY: A jirga in Azad Kashmir, deciding a case of rape in its jurisdiction, ordered the marriage of the three year old daughter of the accused to the eight year old son of the victim. According to tribal customs, it was declared by the victim’s family that the issue was resolved and the girl […]
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PIAs German CEO Hildenbrand put on ECL
ISLAMABAD: The name of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) CEO Bernd Hildenbrand has been put on the Exit Control List (ECL), sources said. A notification to place the name of PIA’s German CEO was issued by Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Lahore Deputy Director Khawaja Hammadur Rehman on Wednesday. The copy of the notification has been posted […]
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Traders protest against closure of Pak-Afghan border
KHYBER AGENY: Custom clearance agents, Traders and transporters hold a protest demonstration in Landikotal on Saturday against the closure of Pak-Afghan border and demanded the both countries to settle the issues through negotiation. On the call of all Torkham custom clearance agents of Torkham, a large number of custom agents, traders, transporters and political party […]
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PM has put Pakistan on path to progress: Marriyum
ISLAMABAD: State Minister for Information Marriyum Aurangzeb on Tuesday said that under the inspiring leadership of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, terrorism has been checked in its tracks, energy crisis has almost been surmounted and the country has been put on the path of sustained economic development. She was speaking to media after inaugurating an exhibition […]
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Strategy needed against emerging challenges in Indian Ocean Region
ISLAMABAD: Emerging challenges in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) pose a serious threat to Pakistan’s security and interests, and a comprehensive strategy is required for addressing them. This was the conclusion of a roundtable on maritime security hosted by the Centre for Pakistan and Gulf Studies (CPGS) in collaboration with a German foundation Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS). […]