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PM Imran expresses serious concern over spike in polio cases Directs officials to undertake effective awareness and immunisation campaigns so the disease can be kept in check.
Current account deficit contracts 73pc in July This was in line with the downward trend witnessed throughout 2018-19 when the deficit stood lower by 31pc.
Three reviews to determine Pakistan’s place on FATF list Pakistan has submitted a compliance report on a 27-point action plan committed with the FATF to the Asia-Pacific Group.
India finally shares floodwater discharge data River Sutlej is expected to be in high flood today.
FM Qureshi expresses hope France will ‘play its due role’ on Kashmir issue Briefs French counterpart on “illegal action by India”; French President Macron to discuss Kashmir with Modi this week.
Is govt protecting video tape scandal judge, wonders CJP The three-judge Supreme Court bench observes it will decide the fate of the petitions within two or three days.
Nai Gaj dam construction cost tripled due to delay, Senate panel told Federal govt blames Sindh govt for financial delays while Sindh claims project revised on account of deferred payments.
NAB granted 14-day extension in remand for Maryam Nawaz, Yousuf Abbas The two were first remanded into NAB custody following their arrest on August 8.
Remove Priyanka Chopra as Goodwill Ambassador, Shireen Mazari writes to Unicef chief Chopra’s jingoism, support for war go against principles of peace and goodwill that she is supposed to uphold: minister
Scores of people evacuated in Kasur because of flooding in Sutlej The district administration had made announcements in villages near Kanganpur asking people to vacate the villages.
Qandeel Baloch’s parents announce pardon for sons, urge court to wrap up murder case Affidavit says the anti-honour killing law was passed after Qandeel’s murder and cannot be applied to her murder case.
Tax notices issued to private schools, tuition centres FBR launches two digital apps for sales tax registration and sales tax invoice verifications.
92,000 cases of dog bite happened in Sindh till June 30: minister ‘Controlling dog population is only solution to get rid of life-threatening rabies infection’
Cabinet mulls steps to rein in NAB over complaints by businessmen Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan observes that businessmen are afraid of NAB and are not investing their money.
Second innings for Gen Bajwa The security situation may be a factor, but there have been more pressing reasons for the extension.
Telenor Pakistan offers to pay $224.6m for licence renewal Telecommunication company says licence renewal faces delay “due to unfair demands on pricing and rollout obligations”.
Saudi Arabia eases travel restrictions on women The reform, which came into effect on Tuesday, weakens the restrictive guardianship system.
Two killed in gunbattle in occupied Kashmir: police The clash was the first to be reported by the authorities since India revoked occupied Kashmir’s autonomy on August 5.
Trump to discuss Kashmir mediation with Modi “I think, we are helping (resolve the tense) situation” between India and Pakistan, says Trump.
Rohingya Muslims in Bangladesh say they don’t want to return home Some Rohingya interviewed by officials on Tuesday say they will not return unless Myanmar gives them citizenship.
Singapore to begin public test of driverless buses Consumers will use an app on their phones to book the shuttles.
Music legend Khayyam dies at 92 His death marks the end of a grand musical era that saw legends weave magic with gentle notes in indelible patterns.
US urges India to free detainees, restore rights in occupied Kashmir Trump reiterates offer to mediate the “explosive” situation in Kashmir.
Pakistan cricket team to tour England next year; Tests to be part of world championship The five-week long tour starting from July 3, 2020, will include three Test matches and three T20I matches.
Misbah, Rashid among panel to review selection of provincial teams It may be mentioned that Misbah has already been appointed as camp-commandant of the pre-season Pakistan camp.