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On Thursday, the leader of the opposition Shehbaz Sharif attacked the Imran Khan government for its budget presentation calling it ‘fake’. He said that he fails to understand what the whole budget is about when
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Members of the National Assembly from the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), the ruling party, have asked for an apology from Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz legislators, on Wednesday, on the ruckus that was created in the National Assembly
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Prime Minister Imran Khan is set to convene a meeting of the Council of Common Interests (CCI) today (Thursday) to examine the issue of water distribution among provinces. The meeting is scheduled to be held
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Pakistan’s Twitter still is not over the frenzy in the National Assembly, where the country’s elected members were seen throwing copies of the budget at each other. Pakistan’s main representative body resembled a WWE Wrestlemania
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The Supreme Court issued, on Wednesday, show-cause notices to leading private hospitals located in Clifton, for managing their health facilities on lands that were meant for amenity purposes. Chief Justice of Pakistan Gulzar Ahmed headed
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Renowned actor Mehwish Hayat has praised Riz Ahmed, a British-Pakistani actor, for his initiative towards a positive portrayal of Muslims in Hollywood. She took to social media to add to the conversation begun by Riz
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The global watchdog for terror financing and money laundering will present its report on Pakistan’s implementation of the 27-point action plan at FATF's next plenary meeting on June 21. The preliminary report on Pakistan's progress
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Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said, on Monday, that Pakistan will keep on playing a constructive role to ensure the success of Intra-Afghan peace talks. He was addressing an opening session of the Pak-Afghan
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The Supreme Court on Monday ordered Pakistan Railways (PR) to stop the sale, transfer and lease of all railways lands and asked the federal government to submit a report in two days. The apex court
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The Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) government in Punjab laid forth its fourth budget on Monday, which enhanced development allocations by a whopping 66 per cent to Rs560 billion. Last year’s allocations for the social sector and
