Chief Justice Yahya Afridi Discusses Judicial Reforms with EU Delegation in Islamabad

Chief Justice of Pakistan Yahya Afridi held a detailed meeting with a high-level European Union delegation in Islamabad, led by Ambassador Raimundas Karoblis, to discuss judicial reforms, the rule of law, and institutional cooperation. During the meeting, the Chief Justice welcomed the delegation and shared insights into the ongoing reform agenda within Pakistan’s judiciary. He…

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Sindh Assembly Rejects Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Resolution on May 12 Victims Amid Tense Session

A tense session of the Sindh Assembly unfolded as a resolution presented by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf to pay tribute to victims of the May 12, 2007 incident was rejected by the speaker. The resolution was introduced by PTI parliamentary leader Shabbir Qureshi after the day’s official agenda had concluded. He emphasized that several pro-democracy groups…

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Doctor Warns of Summer-Related Skin and Stomach Ailments, Urges Preventive Measures

A health expert has warned the public about the increased risk of skin and stomach-related ailments during the summer season, urging people to take preventive measures to protect their health. Dermatologist Dr Kashif Ahmad Malik highlighted that rising temperatures, excessive sweating, and poor hygiene are among the key factors contributing to various seasonal health issues….

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EPZ Duty System Triggers Double Taxation Issues for Pakistan’s Industrial Sector

Pakistan’s industrial sector has raised serious concerns over the Export Processing Zone (EPZ) duty system, highlighting that the current mechanism is causing double taxation and increasing the cost of manufacturing. A delegation from National Steel Complex Limited recently met Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan to discuss these pressing issues. During the meeting, the…

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Private Schools Reject Three-Month Summer Vacations, Plan Legal Challenge in Lahore High Court

Private school associations across Pakistan have strongly opposed the Punjab government’s decision to announce extended summer vacations from May 22 to August 23. The associations have termed the 90-day break harmful to academic activities and announced plans to challenge the decision in the Lahore High Court. According to representatives of major private school bodies, such…

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