Lahore, Pakistan weather update
LAHORE — The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) predicts sporadic rainfall for portions of Pakistan, including Lahore, on Sunday evening/night. According to the synoptic scenario, weak moist currents from the Bay of Bengal are infiltrating Pakistan’s upper and central regions.Rain-wind/thunderstorms are likely in scattered locations throughout central/south Punjab, including Lahore, northeastContinue Reading
A weather update for Pakistan’s Lahore
LAHORE – The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has predicted that Lahore would see sporadic rainfall on Sunday evening/night. According to the synoptic scenario, the upper and central regions of Pakistan are being penetrated by weak moist currents from the Bay of Bengal.However, isolated locations in central and southern Punjab, includingContinue Reading
Ban on Plastic Bottles in Gilgit-Baltistan
The Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) government has formally outlawed the use, sale, production, and transit of plastic bottles inside the area in an effort to protect public health and the environment.Following a high-level meeting on Thursday that was presided over by the GB Chief Secretary and attended by notable authorities including theContinue Reading
In July, Pakistan imported mobile phones totaling Rs. 19 billion.
In July 2023, Pakistan’s imports of mobile phones totaled a staggering Rs. 19 billion, according to figures made public by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS).The imports in July 2023 were 24 percent greater than the 15.356 billion rupees in imports that were recorded in June 2023, according PBS statistics.ImportsContinue Reading
Over 450,000 Pakistanis have already departed the nation in 2023 in search of employment abroad.
More than 450,000 Pakistanis departed their nation in the first seven months of 2023 in quest of better work prospects overseas.In the first seven months of the current calendar year, or up until July, 450,110 Pakistanis were registered for foreign employment, according to statistics received from the Bureau of EmigrationContinue Reading
I swear to God, I did not sign the legislation on Official Secrets and Army Amendments: President Alvi
ISLAMABAD (APP) – President Arif Alvi stated on Sunday that he did not sign the Official Secrets Amendment Bill 2023 and the Pakistan Army Amendment Bill 2023 because he disagreed with them. On the social media network X, formerly known as Twitter, the president stated that he instructed his staffContinue Reading
Shehbaz Sharif, a former prime minister, will travel to London to talk about Nawaz’s “return.”
LAHORE: PML-N spokeswoman Marriyum Aurangzeb said that former prime minister Shehbaz Sharif will go to London on Sunday (today) to meet with party leader Nawaz Sharif. The PML-N president will go to Lahore, according to a post by Marriyum Aurangzeb on X, previously known as Twitter, and will meet withContinue Reading
Asad Umar of PTI is “arrested” in the cipher case
ISLAMABAD: Asad Umar, the former secretary-general of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has been detained, according to sources cited by A News on Sunday. After learning that the former prime minister was deliberately involved in abusing the confidential document, an investigation by the FIA’s counter-terrorism department led to the case beingContinue Reading
Official Secret Act and Army Amendment Act measures were not signed into law by President Arif Alvi.
ISLAMABAD: According to A News, President Dr. Arif Alvi has denied signing the Pakistan Army Act (Amendment) Bill of 2023 and the Official Secrets (Amendment) Bill of 2023. “To render the bills useless, I instructed my employees to return them unsigned within the allotted period. I repeatedly asked them ifContinue Reading
I swear by God I didn’t sign the laws for the Army Amendments or Official Secrets. — President Alvi
ISLAMABAD (APP) – On Sunday, President Dr. Arif Alvi stated that he did not sign the Pakistan Army Amendment Bill 2023 or the Official Secrets Amendment Bill 2023 because he did not agree with these laws. The president claimed on social media site X, formerly known as Twitter, that heContinue Reading