Day: June 11, 2024

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has approved three holidays for Eid-ul-Azha from Monday to Wednesday. A notification to this respect was issued by the Cabinet Division today. Source: Radio Pakistan

Eleven terrorists were killed during an intelligence based operation in Lakki Marwat district. According to the ISPR, multiple terrorist hideouts were also busted. The intelligence based operation was in response to the recent Improvised Explosive Device explosion that claimed the lives of seven brave soldiers including Captain Muhammad Faraz Ilyas

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said a high-level Chinese delegation will soon visit Pakistan to further expand Pakistan-China relations. Chairing a cabinet meeting in Islamabad today, the Prime Minister said positive discussion was held during his visit to China on the second phase of CPEC. The Prime Minister said more

The students from Hyde-Addison Elementary School Georgetown, Washington D.C. visited the Embassy of Pakistan as part of the Embassy Adoption Program, a D.C. initiative fostering cultural exchange between schools, diplomatic missions, and international organizations. During the visit, the students showcased their knowledge of Pakistan through engaging presentations, highlighting the country’s

Sindh Minister for Energy Syed Nasir Hussain Shah has said that the Sindh Electric Power Regulatory Authority will be a fully authorized organization in terms of power generation, distribution and transmission in the province. This he said while presiding over an awareness meeting regarding the legislation of SEPRA in Karachi.

FC Balochistan (South) has made a library functional for locals in Kharan area of the province. The restoration work of the library included repair and maintenance of the building, its renovation, and provision of necessary furniture and books on different subjects. Currently, around fourteen hundred books are available in library.

Frontier Corps North organized a visit to Girls Cadet College Mardan for the students of Bajaur district. The purpose of the visit was to introduce the students of tribal areas about cadet colleges and the importance of girls’ education. On this occasion, a detailed briefing was given to the students

Punjab government has imposed Section 144 to prohibit burning of animal heads and trotters at public places during Eid-ul-Azha across the province. According to a spokesperson of provincial Home Department, it is also forbidden to dispose of the offals of sacrificial animals in manholes, drainage systems, or canals. Additionally, banned