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Mon, December 23, 2024
Pakistan
Source: The Friday Times
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Sindh Government Launches Inquiry After Missing Frere Hall Paintings Appear in TV Drama

The Sindh government has launched an investigation after the alleged theft of paintings from Karachi’s historic Frere Hall came to light. The incident gained widespread attention when the missing artwork of artist Seffy Soomro unexpectedly appeared in the TV drama Kabhi Mein Kabhi Tum. Soomro’s paintings, which had vanished years ago after being displayed at […]

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Source: World Arabia
Politics Now

Pakistan Govt To File Clemency Appeal For Dr. Aafia Siddiqui’s Release In USA

In recent news, the federal government of Pakistan has decided to submit a clemency appeal for the release of Dr. Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani citizen currently imprisoned in the United States, on humanitarian grounds. This move comes after a petition was filed by her sister, Dr. Fouzia Siddiqui, seeking Aafia’s release. The Islamabad High Court, […]

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Source: Pakistan Observer
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Govt Employees Now Require Permission for Social Media Use

The Establishment Division has introduced new rules for government employees regarding social media use. Starting Tuesday, all government staff must seek prior approval before accessing social media platforms to prevent leaks of official information. The new directive, detailed in an office memorandum, aligns with the Government Servants (Conduct) Rules, 1964. It forbids employees from posting […]

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Source: Geo News
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Government Announces Shutdown of Utility Stores Across Pakistan

The federal government has decided to close all utility stores across Pakistan due to financial constraints, according to Saif Anjum, Secretary of the Ministry of Industry and Production. Anjum informed the Senate Standing Committee about the decision, explaining that the government lacks the funds needed to keep the stores operational. During the briefing, Anjum presented […]

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Source: Google
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Mosquito Nets Worth Rs 300 Million Stolen from Government Warehouse in Quetta

The mosquito nets valued at Rs 300 million have been stolen from a government warehouse in Quetta. The 368,000 nets, donated by international organizations, were intended for distribution in three districts of Balochistan. The theft was uncovered by an NGO, which alerted authorities. A team from the Central Management Unit (CMU) has arrived in Quetta […]

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Source: Dawn
Sports Now

Arshad Nadeem Urges Govt to Build Girls’ University in Hometown

Pakistani javelin star Arshad Nadeem has called on the government to establish a women’s university in his hometown of Mian Channu. He pointed out the difficulties faced by local women who have to travel two to three hours to Multan for higher education. Nadeem stressed the need for a nearby university, which would ease their […]

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World Now

Bangladesh’s Hasina Did Not Resign Before Fleeing, Son Clarifies

Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh’s long-time Prime Minister, did not officially resign before fleeing to India this week amid anti-government protests, her son Sajeeb Wazed has confirmed. Wazed, speaking from Washington, explained that while Hasina planned to resign, she was unable to do so as the protesters approached her residence. Since Monday, Hasina has been in New […]

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Business Now

Privatization of PIA Expected in September 2024

The privatization of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is now expected to be finalized in September 2024, a month later than initially planned. Sources familiar with the development report that delays in PIA’s accounts and unfinished due diligence by interested companies have caused this postponement. These potential investors, including six pre-qualified companies such as Air Blue, […]

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Hazim Bangwar Takes Charge As Assistant Commissioner Revenue In Karachi

Internet sensation Hazim Bangwar, previously serving as Assistant Commissioner in North Nazimabad, Karachi, has now been appointed as the Assistant Commissioner of Revenue for District Karachi East. Announcing his new role on Instagram, Bangwar shared his excitement and posted several pictures showing his active involvement in community service. “District East! It’s an honor to serve […]

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Business Now

Pakistan Loses Rs.10 Billion Annually Due To Illegal Tea Trade

Pakistan loses Rs.10 billion each year due to the illegal tea trade, which harms government revenue and public health. The country consumes over 200,000 tonnes of tea annually. Major brands like Tapal Tea and Lipton Pakistan lead the legal market, but an illegal market makes up 30% of the total tea trade. High taxes on […]

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