Islamabad: President Asif Ali Zardari has expressed grief and sorrow over the death of renowned educationist, scholar, and writer Arfa Sayeda Zehra. In his condolence message, he highlighted that the passing of Dr. Arifa Sayeda Zehra is an irreplaceable loss for Pakistan’s intellectual and literary circles. According to Radio Pakistan,
Srinagar: In the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), Indian police have arrested ten civilians, including two women, during ongoing cordon-and-search operations and house raids in several areas. According to Radio Pakistan, Indian police, Intelligence Kashmir, and paramilitary forces conducted operations across several districts, including Srinagar, Kulgam, Baramulla, Shopian,
Islamabad: The Senate is continuing discussion on the 27th Constitutional Amendment. Senators on the treasury benches supported the constitutional amendment, emphasizing its potential to establish a federal constitutional court that will help reduce the backlog of cases in the Supreme Court. They stated that this constitutional amendment will serve as
Hilly areas: Dry weather is expected over most parts of the country, while cold in hilly areas during the next twelve hours. Shallow fog in patches during morning and night may develop over a few plain areas of Punjab. According to Radio Pakistan, the temperature of major cities recorded this
Islamabad: The Inter-Parliamentary Speakers’ Conference will begin in Islamabad tomorrow. The event is expected to bring together speakers, deputy speakers, and parliamentary representatives from over forty countries, reflecting Pakistan’s growing role in advancing global parliamentary diplomacy. According to Radio Pakistan, the conference was conceived with a clear mission to create
Islamabad: Dr. Usman Jahan, an economist, has praised the government’s effective measures and the substantial progress made in transitioning to a cashless economy. This progress is expected to play a key role in the sustainable development of the national economy. The transition is deemed crucial for economic uplift as the
Islamabad: Inter-Parliamentary Speakers Conference officially begins in Islamabad tomorrow. Parliamentary delegations from various countries continue to arrive in Islamabad to participate in the conference. According to Radio Pakistan, delegations from Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Palestine, Algeria, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Morocco, Maldives, Barbados, Kenya, Serbia, Philippines, and Rwanda have already reached Islamabad
Islamabad: The foreign parliamentary delegations have started reaching Islamabad to participate in the Inter-Parliamentary Speakers’ Conference, beginning from tomorrow. The delegations from Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Palestine, Algeria, Barbados, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kenya, Tajikistan, Morocco, Maldives, Serbia, Philippines, and Rwanda have reached the city. According to Radio Pakistan, Senator Nadeem Bhutto, Senator