[Current Affairs] 14th April, 2022 Top Pakistan Current Affairs for PPSC Test Preparation
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US did not seek bases to target militants in Afghanistan: ISPR ISLAMABAD: The United States did not ask Pakistan to provide bases to maintain its intelligence-gathering and counterterrorism presence in the region, the military said on Thursday.
NSC Statement Did not Mention ‘Conspiracy’: Maj. Gen. Babar Iftikhar In wide-ranging press conference, military spokesman rebuts many of the claims voiced by ousted PTI-led government.
US congratulates Sharif on becoming prime minister ISLAMABAD: The United States on Wednesday congratulated Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who took office after the ouster of Imran Khan.
PM Shehbaz visits Islamabad metro station, orders inquiry on delay in project. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday visited the Peshawar Mor station of the Islamabad metro bus service at 7am and ordered an inquiry into an inordinate delay in the initiation of the service from there to the Islamabad International Airport.
PM Shehbaz says ‘Pakistan wants to take multifaceted relationship with UK to next level’ Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif thanked Thursday his UK counterpart, Boris Johnson, for offering him felicitations on holding the office of the prime minister, saying he wants to take the multifaceted relationship with UK to the next level.
NA deputy speaker accepts resignations of PTI’s 123 MNAs. Former prime minister Imran Khan lauds his MNAs for resigning from the National Assembly.
Sehat Sahulat Programme services continue: Spokesman ISLAMABAD, Apr 14 (APP): Quami Sehat Card empaneled hospitals are providing uninterrupted and free of cost medical services and treatments across Pakistan.
Retired generals term audio clips against army attributed to them ‘fake’ Former chief of army staff (COAS) Gen (r) Mirza Aslam Beg, Lieutenant General (r) Mohammad Haroon Aslam and Major General (r) Ijaz Hussain Awan have termed audio clips attributed to them, in which statements have been given against the Pakistan Army and its leadership, “fake” and a “conspiracy against the Pakistan Army”.