Lawyers protest blasphemous websites
BAHAWALPUR: Members of the Bahawalpur High Court Bar Association on Wednesday boycotted courts to protest blasphemous material on nine websites, which the LHC bench on Tuesday had ordered should be
BAHAWALPUR: Members of the Bahawalpur High Court Bar Association on Wednesday boycotted courts to protest blasphemous material on nine websites, which the LHC bench on Tuesday had ordered should be
ISLAMABAD: A Pakistani intelligence report says militants are publicly raising funds in the Punjab province, the BBC has learned. The disclosure comes amid reports of an increased Taliban presence in
By Iftekhar A Khan Wzomen’s sensitivity is a delicate subject. When women in question are the rotund begums of domestic variety transformed into parliamentarians without contesting a direct election, the
GILGIT: The Gilgit-Baltistan government presented on Wednesday its first budget with an outlay of Rs12.984 billion and Rs6.404 billion non-development expenses. Finance Minister Mohammad Ali Akhtar told the Gilgit-Baltistan Legislative
LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) has observed that there is no need to pass any formal order to revive a case disposed of under the National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO)
ISLAMABAD: Federal law minister Babar Awan made good on his promise to the Pakistan Bar Council and handed over Rs20 million of the Rs51 million he had promised them. The
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