23 November 2019 Current Affair Pakistan for Competitive Exams – Daily Current Affairs 2019 Online
Download PDF file of today’s important Pakistan Current Affairs 23 November 2019. These are top latest breaking news about pakistan which will be helpful for aspirants in test preparation of current affairs, pakistan affairs mcqs for GK, NTS, PPSC, CSS, FPSC, KPPSC, SPSC, BPSC, OTS, PTS and All other Govt Jobs & exams.
One Liner
Imran casts doubt on Nawaz’s medical reports PML-N reacts angrily, saying the premier must be tried on hate speech charges.
CPEC to push Pakistan deeper into debt burden, cautions US Alice Wells says multibillion-dollar project will take a toll on Pakistan’s economy at the time of repayments.
‘Pakistan’s relations with China will never fray’: Asad Umar responds to US concerns over CPEC “Chinese debt amounts to $18bn — even less than one-fourth of the country’s total public debt of $74bn.”
Musharraf moves LHC against impending high treason case verdict The trial conducted in absentia must be stayed until the petitioner’s physical appearance before the court: petition.
Firdous questions lack of updates on Nawaz’s health The special assistant says the government “knows full well the true nature of his illness and the associated agenda”.
Pakistan summons Norwegian envoy to protest desecration of Holy Quran Such actions cannot be justified in the name of “freedom of expression”, FO tells Norway’s ambassador.
Session on price hike shows Punjab Assembly at its verbal worst PPP’s Hassan Murtaza started the saga but then PTI’s Fayyazul Hassan Chohan fanned it.
Firdous urges ECP to take up petitions against PML-N, PPP PM aide says PML-N and PPP not only ignored the masses when they were in power but also deceived them politically.
Five more polio cases detected; three in Sindh, two in KP New cases surface day after international donors, partners were assured of renewed efforts to eradicate the disease.
Traffic in disarray as family of three people killed in firing blocks Islamabad Expressway Clash between two groups leaves four – three belonging to one group – dead and seven injured in Dhoke Kala Khan.
Centres set up in Thar to issue Sehat Insaf Cards abruptly shut down Centres are said to have been closed due to financial constraints.
Medical commission to digitalise verification system for doctors Head of newly-created Pakistan Medical Commission says he has taken several steps to improve its working.
LHC bans media coverage of protests on The Mall Orders PLRA to talk to protesters to end sit-in; seeks action in case protest doesn’t end by 2pm.
Large-scale manufacturing shrinks 5.6pc in September Big industry output edged up 1.92pc over August.
Trade ties to set record this year: US US-Pak relationship entered into a fresh phase of rejuvenation after Prime Minister Khan assumed his office last year.
Govt implements Authorised Economic Operator programme to facilitate trade Programme is chalked out in line with best international practices and World Customs Organisation security standards.
Sabarimala, Ayodhya and India’s rising majoritarianism When the justice system starts to look like an extended arm of the executive, the society suffers.