Adnan Farooq
The government on Monday kept the fuel prices relatively unchanged for the next 15 days to provide relief to the masses despite the increase in global fuel prices in the last week. Keeping the petrol
Adnan Farooq
Pakistan and China on Tuesday signed a memorandum of understanding to expand the scope of bilateral defence ties during the visit of Chinese Defence Minister General Wei Fenghe to Islamabad. “General Wei Fenghe is a
Adnan Farooq
The provincial government of Punjab has put several neighbourhoods under lockdown in view of the rising number of cases in the province. The PTI government in the province has followed the strategy of announcing smart
Adnan Farooq
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has warned that the weather in Karachi will remain cold and dry for the next 24 hours after saying that the city's winter weather this year around has broken previous
Adnan Farooq
Despite the stiff stance of the government to deter the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) from convening a rally in Multan, the opposition parties have said that the rally will be held regardless of whether the
Adnan Farooq
In a controversial press briefing held this week, a Lahore-based woman has claimed that current Pakistani skipper Babar Azam subjected her to rape, physical and mental torture. Addressing a large gathering of the media personnel
Adnan Farooq
Kaavan, the loneliest elephant in the world, was sedated and boarded on to a special plane from Russia as it was chartered to Cambodia after years of lobbying from various animal rights groups. Popular American
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The Pakistani squad in New Zealand has become a great cause of embarrassment as the squad members have failed to abide by the standard operating procedures as a result of which around seven members have
Adnan Farooq
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has taken up the issue of visas for Pakistanis with the UAE Minister on the sidelines of the Organization of Islamic Conference’s (OIC) Council of Foreign Ministers held in Niger.
Adnan Farooq
Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that the government would not allow the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) to hold rallies in the country owing to the rising number of Covid-19. “The coronavirus is spreading dangerously,
