Motorway rape in Lahore causes outrage
The gruesome rape of a woman by dacoits on the motorway has caused a outrage in the country as people are calling for the authorities to strict action whereas some have urged public hangings to
The gruesome rape of a woman by dacoits on the motorway has caused a outrage in the country as people are calling for the authorities to strict action whereas some have urged public hangings to
Former PM Nawaz Sharif was declared an offender by an accountability court in the Toshakhana reference case ordering the relevant departments to initiate proceedings against him and directed the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to begin
The Pakistan Cricket Board has asked for a detailed report on why former captain Sarfaraz Ahmed was reluctant to play against England in the third T20 match in the recently-concluded series. A news report claimed
Pakistan has been self-sufficient in gas ever since it tapped into the Sui fields located in Balochistan and increased its exploration activities in Sindh but those reserves are unlikely to meet the ever-increasing demand of
The cabinet on Wednesday approved the launch of ferry services from Pakistan to Saudi Arabia in a bid to provide low-cost travel options to the zaireen travelling to the Middle East. Minister for Maritime Affairs
Lately it seems Pakistan’s actors are in a competition for who can say the most-controversial thing on television, first it was Agha Ali who had asked his to-be wife to never gain weight and then
Pakistan coach Misbah-ul-Haq in a press conference said that he lamented the loss of Test and T20 series in England mainly because of the inexperienced bowling attack, a Pakistan Cricket Board press release showed. Our
Karachi businessmen have demanded the government to end the K-Electric’s monopoly on Karachi's utility infrastructure and asked it to open the city’s energy sector to other private investors who can compete with the company. In
Remittances to Pakistan could decline in the ongoing quarter i.e. July to September despite the country reporting a record jump in flows during the month of June, Fitch Ratings said in a press release. “The
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Thursday left for Moscow, Russia to represent Pakistan at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting. Qureshi will attend the Meeting of the SCO Council of Foreign Ministers (SCO-CFM) on 9-10