Central procession in Karachi taken out from Nishtar Park; mobile phone services suspended along main procession's route in Quetta; Metro Bus Service between Rawalpindi and Islamabad suspended.
Sourcing crude oil from Iran could generate import cost savings of $170-340 million for Pakistan, assuming it imports 10-20pc of its total petroleum requirement at a discount.
Ministry issues statutory notification, granting a strict, one-time waiver for vehicles shipped under a Master Bill of Lading between Jan 16 and March 9.
Under the new budget, local airlines are given sales tax exemption on import or lease of aircraft; no FED on electric cars, SUVs imported in CBU condition with a value not exceeding $75,000.
Directs Rawalpindi DC to ensure that residents of the housing society are not subjected to any adverse action or harassment merely for forming a welfare association.
Topics expected to be discussed include housing policy, urban development, investment confidence, infrastructure planning and the future outlook of Pakistan’s real estate industry.
Pakistan, Qatar say agreement reached on a "roadmap towards a final deal within 60 days"; Tehran, Washington agree to establish communication lines on Hormuz.
The road in the capital of the southern Indian state of Telangana adjoins the US Consulate and is located near the offices of major technology companies.
The measure, adopted by the Senate in a 50-48 vote, directs Trump to remove US forces from hostilities with Iran unless Congress explicitly authorises military action.
Educational institutions, vocational programmes and public spending should be judged by their contribution to employment, productivity growth and export competitiveness.
Israel is the biggest source of instability in the Middle East, and it is high time the US ended its blind support to Tel Aviv, if it genuinely wants peace in the region.
New Delhi has largely blocked Chinese companies from entering the market since 2020 and now Beijing is clamping down on the export of its tech know-how.
Educational institutions, vocational programmes and public spending should be judged by their contribution to employment, productivity growth and export competitiveness.
