‘Great Level Victory’ Int’l court withdraws order to freeze PIA assets in Reko Diq...
ISLAMABAD: The British Virgin Island High Court has withdrawn orders to freeze the offshore assets of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) as settlement in the...
Gold rates move up in domestic market
KARACHI: Per tola gold price on Friday registered an increase of Rs 1,900 to Rs 109,500 in the domestic market. Sharing the price of the...
PAF hands over three JF-17 Thunder aircrafts to Nigerian Air force
MAKURDI: Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) Kamra on Friday formally handed over three JF-17 Thunder aircrafts to Nigerian Air Force at a ceremony held at...
Pakistan’s remittances rise to all-time high of $2.8b in April
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's remittances rise to all-time high of $2.8 billion in April. that is 56 per cent higher than last year corresponding period.
Prime Minister...
Indus water system to witness a massive dip in next 24-48 hours: Report
ISLAMABAD: A massive dip is expected in Indus Water System within the next 24-48 hours that may pound the sowing of cotton in Punjab...
High speed internet connectivity at K2 base camp
ISLAMABAD: In line with the Government’s vision of promoting tourism across the country, Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) and the telecom operators are focusing on...
China records strong factory output as recovery broadens
BEIJING: China’s industrial output recorded strong growth in April after last year’s pandemic-induced slump, official data showed Monday, but retail sales picked up less...
World Bank reapproves $153m grant for vaccination drive in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: The World Bank (WB) has reapproved a grant of $153m for the ongoing national vaccination drive in Pakistan.
The bank's Board of Executive Directors...
Pakistan would have defaulted, if Saudia, UAE not helped shore up its foreign reserves:...
JEDDAH: Prime Minister Imran Khan thanked Saudi Arabia for helping Pakistan in its difficult times. "Pakistan would have defaulted had Saudi and the UAE...
Lockdown: Over 200 shopkeepers detained for violating SOPs in Quetta
QUETTA: Over 200 shopkeepers and traders were detained in Quetta for violating the government’s coronavirus Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and keeping business open.
People opened...
