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Kashmir Martyrs Day: PM Imran pays tribute to Kashmiris for ‘valiantly fighting’ Hindutva regime Shehbaz Sharif says Kashmiris of all ages and across genders are “challenging Modi’s fascism”, calls them “hope of future”.
NA takes up anti-terror financing bills today Interior secretary to get powers to order detentions; PPP concerned over broad powers given to LEAs.
Bilawal says govt reduced testing ‘on purpose’, questions claim of slowing virus cases “If you stop testing, then graph will [obviously] go down, but same number of people will fall ill and die,” says PPP co-chair.
13 Punjab SEZs to create million jobs: CM Buzdar says there would be capacity for setting up more than 550 industrial units in the Faisalabad.
$200m World Bank aid likely to help Pakistan fight locusts Document says funding will strengthen national food security monitoring and management system.
‘Rs1.2 billion approved for Balakot, Kaghan roads’ MNA says KP govt approved construction of roads in order to promote tourism in Balakot and Kaghan valley.
Small cattle markets to be set up outside cities for Eidul Azha Kamran Bangash says elderly people and children will not be allowed to visit the markets.
PML-N leader demands midterm polls, claims PTI govt’s policies have failed Rana Mashhood alleges that the present ruling team was corrupt and involved in flour and sugar scam.
PIA, CAA and conflict of interest The operator’s strategy to assume the regulatory function, albeit indirectly, paralysed the regulator.
Solar revolution in agriculture: plan beyond present Converting electricity-operated tube wells to solar-powered ones can help save at least Rs100bn, 4,000MWs of electricity.
Coronavirus crisis may get ‘worse and worse and worse’, warns WHO “Let me be blunt, too many countries are headed in the wrong direction, the virus remains public enemy number one.”
Coronavirus immunity may disappear within months: study According to this study, immunity cannot be taken for granted and may not last more than a few months.
Human errors led to Ukrainian airliner’s downing, says Iran report Error “initiated a hazard chain” that saw further mistakes committed in the minutes before the plane was shot down, says report.
