Author: Raja Zahid Khanzada

The Director General (DG) of NADRA (National Database and Registration Authority) in Pakistan has been removed from his position over allegations of holding a fake degree. This decision has raised concerns about transparency in the government’s internal administrative matters. Following an investigation into the DG’s educational credentials, it was discovered that his degree was forged, leading to his dismissal from the post. Government sources have stated that further investigations will take place to ensure such incidents are prevented in the future. After this incident, steps have been initiated to appoint a new DG for NADRA, with an emphasis on ensuring…

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Polio cases in Pakistan have risen again, with four new cases reported, bringing the total number of cases to 63. This recent surge in cases has raised concerns among health authorities. The new cases have been reported from different provinces, and authorities have confirmed that the affected children are receiving immediate treatment and protective measures. The health department has expressed its commitment to intensifying efforts to eradicate polio and has already taken steps to make vaccination campaigns more effective. With the increase in polio cases, the World Health Organization (WHO) and other global bodies are continuing to assist Pakistan in…

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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader and former National Assembly Speaker Asad Qaiser has stated that no talks are currently being held between his party and the government. Qaiser clarified that PTI is not willing to engage in any negotiations with the government until their demands are met. He further emphasized that PTI stands firm on its position, claiming that the party enjoys widespread public support for its demands. According to Qaiser, the current government has failed to fulfill its promises and address the public’s issues, which is why PTI has no intention of negotiating with them. This statement by the PTI…

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The salaries of Pakistan’s federal ministers have recently been disclosed, providing the public with insight into how much federal ministers are paid. This information was released by the government for the first time, aiming to inform the public about the financial status and the nature of their roles. The salaries of federal ministers include not only the basic pay but also various additional perks such as official residences, special travel allowances, and other luxury benefits. Additionally, ministers are allotted government offices and resources to carry out their duties effectively. The release of this information is intended to promote transparency and…

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Lahore is set to become Pakistan’s first state-of-the-art smart city in the near future. This ambitious smart city project aims to transform Lahore into a technologically advanced, sustainable, and energy-efficient urban center. The focus of the project is on improving the city’s infrastructure, introducing smart transportation systems, and enhancing public services. The smart city initiative will incorporate advanced technologies such as sensors, the Internet of Things (IoT), and digital innovations that will help make urban life more convenient and secure. The project includes plans for smart streets, automated traffic management, and enhancements to public services like healthcare and education. To…

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Pakistan’s Ambassador Rizwan met with Congressman Brian Mast to discuss ways to further strengthen bilateral ties between the United States and Pakistan. The primary focus of the meeting was to explore new avenues for cooperation and dialogue between the two nations. During the meeting, Ambassador Rizwan emphasized the importance of enhancing cooperation in key areas such as economic relations, trade, and security. He highlighted the need for both countries to collaborate more effectively to address common challenges and shared interests. Congressman Brian Mast expressed his support for strengthening ties with Pakistan, stressing the need to increase parliamentary exchanges between the…

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The Constitutional Bench of Pakistan’s Supreme Court has conditionally allowed military courts to announce verdicts in pending cases. This decision enables military courts to proceed with their rulings, but with specific conditions attached. The Supreme Court emphasized that the proceedings of military courts must align with constitutional provisions, ensuring that their verdicts remain within the bounds of law. The court highlighted the need for transparency and adherence to judicial principles in the military courts’ actions. The primary goal behind this decision is to address security concerns in the country and expedite the resolution of cases related to terrorism. However, the…

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Terrorism-related incidents in Pakistan have claimed 924 lives over the past 10 months, as revealed during a briefing provided to the National Assembly. The data highlighted a disturbing increase in terrorist activities across the country, resulting in significant loss of life. The rise in terrorism has caused widespread concern across various regions of Pakistan, with security forces and law enforcement agencies working tirelessly to prevent such attacks. The briefing presented in the National Assembly discussed the impact of terrorism and the government’s measures to combat these threats. Officials stated that the increase in terrorist incidents could be attributed to ongoing…

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Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah expressed disappointment over the lack of response from the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party regarding dialogue, despite the government’s formation of a negotiation committee. While the government had taken steps towards initiating talks with PTI to resolve the ongoing political crisis, Sanaullah pointed out that PTI had not yet shown any willingness to engage in discussions. Sanaullah emphasized that the PTI’s silence was a significant setback, as the formation of the negotiation committee was intended to facilitate a peaceful resolution to political differences. He stated that despite the government’s sincere efforts for dialogue, PTI had not responded…

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Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old man who allegedly killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on December 4, has gained more online supporters than critics, despite the gravity of the crime. After the shooting, Mangione was arrested four days later at a McDonald’s location, where an employee recognized him from media photos. The murder has sparked a large online debate, with many defending Mangione’s actions. Though Mangione faces serious charges, including second-degree murder, many people online justify the killing, citing widespread frustration with the U.S. healthcare system, particularly insurance companies. The phrase “Delay, Deny, Defend,” which was found on bullet casings at the…

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