Pakistan Current Affairs 7th November 2018 for NTS PPSC CSS OTS PTS Govt Jobs
Today’s important Pakistan Current Affairs 2018-11-07 13:52:06 2018. These are top news which will be helpful for aspirants in preparation of NTS, PPSC, CSS, FPSC, KPPSC, SPSC, BPSC, OTS, PTS and All other Govt Jobs & exams.
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Aasia Bibi’s name cannot be put on ECL without her being proven guilty: Shehryar Afridi. Afridi says rumours about Aasia leaving the country are false, government is providing her and family security.
Saudi didn’t ask Pakistan to become a part of Yemen war in exchange for financial package: Qureshi. “We have received an unconditional package from Saudi Arabia. No conditions have been imposed,” says minister.
Pakistan Steel Mills to not be privatised, decides ECC. Ministry of production directed to come up with proposal to resolve issues surrounding PSM on permanent basis.
Khattak elected chairperson of committee to probe election rigging. Sub-committee formed to make recommendations regarding the probe’s ToRs.
SC indicts MNA Aamir Liaquat for contempt of court. Liaquat pleads not guilty to charges.
Americans elect Muslim women to Congress for the first time. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib are the first Muslim women to represent Americans in the US House of Representatives.
NAB returns Rs169m to 1,474 victims of Double Shah scam. A NAB official seeking anonymity, questions the government’s move to change the NAB rules.
More than 200 mass graves of IS victims found. The United Nations has previously said that almost 33,000 civilians were killed by the group in Iraq.
US Iran sanctions aimed at upsetting global balance: Erdogan. Erdogan’s comments come after his Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu warned that isolating Iran was “dangerous”.
‘Impossible’ to say if Brexit deal can be reached this month or next: Fox. Fox says it is more important to get the right agreement than the quickest one.
1,395 firms registered. Around 73pc companies are registered as private limited and 25pc as single-member companies.
Govt needs to import 0.1m tonnes of urea to avoid shortage. The ministry decides to seek help from provincial governments for fertiliser control.
PIA not to carry Markhor emblem, says spokesperson. A PIA spokesperson says the national flag carrier will honour the Supreme Court’s order.
IDEAS 2018 to feature culture show, sports festival. The biennial event, with ‘arms for peace’ as its motto, will be held from Nov 27 to Nov 30.
TLP chief visits families of workers killed during sit-in. “Rizvi also visited a hospital on Stadium Road where workers injured in the incident were being treated.”
Study identifies relationship between smog and rice residue burning in Punjab. “The study will be instrumental in helping reduce the contribution of the agriculture sector in the formation of smog.”