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‘Will send you food, but never hand you an NRO,’ PM tells Azadi March protesters “Gone are the days when one used to use Islam to gain power. This is a new Pakistan.”
DNA tests planned to identify train fire victims Tests are required to identify as many as 52 charred bodies before they can be handed over to relatives for burial.
Initial inquiry says gas cylinders blast caused Tezgam fire Civil defence official says fire pattern suggests it was a short circuit.
PPP, PML-N to stay away from sit-in Nawaz Sharif asked his party’s leaders to attend Azadi march just for one day, says Ahsan Iqbal.
Steel-cutting of two navy warships held in China Type-054 A/P ships are state-of-the-art frigates equipped with modern surface, subsurface and anti-air weapons.
No talks before expiry of deadline set by Fazl: minister Defence Minister Pervez Khattak warns against violation of agreement reached for Azadi march.
PPP lawmaker asks Sheikh Rashid to resign as railways minister Furore in Sindh Assembly over ‘inhuman’ treatment of train fire victims’ bodies; compensation declared insufficient.
Attachment of Musharraf’s assets ordered in Benazir murder case ATC issues directive after declaring ex-dictator fugitive.
Senior medics found guilty of babies’ deaths at Jhang hospital Doctors accuse inquiry officer of harassment; health secy forms probe body.
Small markets in Islamabad violating ban on plastic bags Vegetable and fruit sellers, pushcart vendors and shopkeepers continue to package items in plastic bags.
95pc women journalists say online violence impacts their work: report MMfD finds three out of 10 women journalists were victim of online crime such as blackmail.
Trade deficit falls by 33.5% during July-Oct of FY19-20 The decrease in trade deficit can largely be attributed to a fall in imports.
Use development funds as ‘stimulus’ to revive growth, advises IMF Proposes single tax base to help create an enabling business environment.
SBP unveils strategy for digital payments SBP governor says “strategy lays out a road map for Pakistan to have a modern and robust digital payments network”.
Tech conference 021Disrupt kicks off in Karachi today 65+ local and international speakers from 20 diverse industry sectors are part of the two-day event.
Fitch lauds improvements in business climate Pakistan is one of the 10 economies where the business climate has improved the most over the past year, says report.
Pakistan to take up projects for Chinese funding in JCC talks Ministers explain plans to be discussed with Chinese officials during JCC’s annual consultations.
No peace unless Taliban fighters reintegrated in Afghan society, warns US report SIGAR report also reviews efforts to revive the Afghan peace process, which seeks to end the 18-year-old war.
WTO authorises Chinese tariffs on $3.6bn US goods WTO ruling says that illegal US anti-dumping practices had caused “impairment of benefits accruing to China”.