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PM Imran defends govt’s Covid-19 response, says there has been no ‘confusion’ or contradiction “If there was one country whose government did not have confusion, it was ours,” Imran Khan says in NA.
Former PM Raja Pervez Ashraf acquitted in Sahiwal Rental Power Project case The judge ruled that no loss had been incurred to the national exchequer.
PIA to ground 150 pilots with ‘dubious licences’ PIA spokesman Abdullah Hafeez says “about 150 pilots are being grounded.”
KE attributes prolonged power outages in metropolis to shortage of furnace oil MQM lawmakers stage walkout in NA, question the role of the power utility.
Isa’s wife says her family is receiving threats Justice Isa’s wife says she received a USB containing a threatening video message, urges police to register case.
Punjab CM orders action against overcharging of Covid pills CM Buzdar directs administration to initiate action, submit report.
Bilawal wants minister to quit over air crash PM Imran used to say that if there was a train crash, the railways minister should be sacked, says PPP chief.
3 cops arrested for stripping, abusing man at Peshawar police station The incident apparently came after a week after the victim uttered profanities against police high-ups in a video.
SBP cuts policy rate by 100 bps to 7pc The rate cut is the fifth since the pandemic hit the global economy, with the total reduction being 625bps.
IMF lowers country’s growth forecast to 1pc Global economy shows slower signs of recovery than previously anticipated.
Current account posts $13m surplus During July-May, the deficit fell by 73.6 per cent compared to $12.453bn in the same period last fiscal year.
China gives version of clashes, demands India’s withdrawal from Galwan valley China accuses India of breaking agreement, claims India had committed to not patrolling in valley or building facilities there.
Rashid Latif blasts PCB, players for ignoring Covid-19 threat Says players who tested positive were practicing without following safety guidelines.
PCB disappointed with Hafeez over retesting PCB chief executive says cricketer should have contacted the Board instead of making his report public.
