Several student organizations organized demonstrations inside Baluchistan University on Tuesday, protesting the harassment scandal discovered by the Federal Research Agency (FIA) a day earlier. The students marched inside the campus to pressure the authorities to punish the culprits allegedly involved in the harassment of women and men. The case had come to light about a […]
A policeman was martyred and five others were injured in an explosion in the Double Road area of Quetta on Tuesday night, police said. The explosion of the improvised explosive device (FDI) also left five civilians injured, said Abdul Razzaq Cheema, Deputy Inspector General of Quetta (DIG). DawnNewsTV. The aim of the explosion was a
Receding from a key promise of Pakistan's Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) manifesto, the Minister of Science and Technology, Fawad Chaudhry, on Tuesday asked the public not to seek employment in the government. Addressing the second International Conference of Deans of Engineering Institutions in Islamabad, the minister said the government could not provide jobs to the public. "Instead,
An accountability court in Islamabad on Tuesday rejected a request to transfer the head of the PPP and former president Asif Ali Zardari from jail to a hospital. The former president is currently in pretrial detention until October 22 in the case of false accounts. Zardari had moved the court on October 4 to declare
Judge Qazi legal adviser Faez Isa questioned on Tuesday the credibility of Waheed Dogar, the & # 39; plaintiff & # 39; He had first written to the Government's Asset Recovery Unit (ARU) claiming that the judge owned property abroad that had not been disclosed in his (Isa Assets) asset declarations. The complaint culminated in
After his day trip to Iran two days ago, Prime Minister Imran Khan arrived in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday as part of his initiative for peace and security in the region. Shortly after his arrival, the prime minister called the Saudi king Salman and held a meeting with Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman. After landing
KARACHI: The Department of Fight against Terrorism (CTD) suspects that al-Qaeda's ban on the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) is "regrouping" in the city to carry out terrorist attacks, emerged Monday. The CTD also claimed to have busted two other teams whose members had been actively involved in sectarian killings and police killings. "We have received reports
ISLAMABAD: The cracks within the ranks of the opposition began to emerge before the long anti-government march, as the Popular Party of Pakistan (PPP) requested a clarification of the Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam (JUI-F) on Monday Act of support to Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) in the next partial elections in a seat of the Larkana Sindh Assembly. The
ISLAMABAD: Dengue cases exceeded the previous record in the country amid better surveillance and follow-up of officials' claims. At least 47 people have died and more than 30,000 have contracted the virus so far this year, according to official figures. But the disease is not as deadly as in 2011 when 370 people died. According
QUETTA: An Antiterrorist Court (ATC) here on Monday acquitted 15 defendants in the case of a terrorist attack by the Ziarat Residence. ATC judge Rahim Daad Khilji delivered the verdict by acquitting 15 of the 33 people nominated in the first information report (FIR) for lack of evidence against him. Lawyers Mumtaz, Shoukat Rakhshani and
