[Current Affairs] 31 March, 2022 Top Pakistan Current Affairs for PPSC Test Preparation

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‘Neither you nor your handlers will be forgiven,’ PM Imran warns ‘sell-outs’ ahead of the no-trust vote. Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday again linked the no-trust move against him with a “foreign conspiracy” allegedly hatched due to his government’s “independent foreign policy” as he warned his party’s dissidents and political rivals that the future generations of the country will neither forgive them nor their “handlers”.
PM Imran begins a live address to the nation as no-confidence vote looms. Prime Minister Imran Khan is currently addressing the nation days ahead of voting on a no-trust resolution against him in the National Assembly that will decide his fate.
Pakistan’s economy created 5.5 million jobs in the last 3 years. Pakistan’s economy created 5.5 million jobs during the past three years –on an average of 1.84 million jobs a year, which is far higher than the yearly average of creation of new jobs during the 2008-18 decade, reveals findings of the Labour Force Survey (LFS) published by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS).
PM Imran chairs the NSC meeting. Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday chaired a meeting of the National Security Committee (NSC) at the Prime Minister’s House in Islamabad.
‘Threat letter’: Pakistan to issue ‘strong demarche’ to a foreign country, NSC decides. NSC expresses grave concern at communication, terms the language used by the foreign official as undiplomatic.
Nazim Jokhio murder case: SHC approves bail of PPP MNA Jam Abdul Karim. Nazim Jokhio’s wife says only three men were involved in her husband’s murder; does not include PPP MNA’s name.
Pakistani volunteer joins forces to fight Covid-19 resurgence in Shanghai SHANGHAI: Braving the heavy rain, businessman Habib ur-Rehman, 33, left home early in the morning to assist Shanghai’s anti-epidemic efforts as a volunteer.
Shaheen is to face a fitness test today; Shadab is still in the recovery phase. Shaheen Afridi’s knee pain has gone down since the injury.