Advocate argues conducting an interview and asking questions on historical and religious matters are constitutionally protected journalistic functions.
The proposed Mir International Economic Corridor reflects a broader vision of reconnecting regions that have historically shared commercial, cultural, scientific, and educational ties across Eurasia.
Sonam Wangchuk has been fasting in solidarity with India’s Cockroach Janta Party, which is staging a sit-in demanding minister Dharmendra Pradhan step down over exam paper leaks that affected millions of students.
Abdul Rashid Wani, missing since July 1997, has been declared dead by a judge in the occupied Himalayan territory after years of his family searching for him and fighting court battles.
Screening to become part of annual testing for troops, who could voluntarily decide whether to accept any recommended hormone replacement treatment if diagnosed with low testosterone levels.
"Proposed sale will improve Saudi Arabia's capability to deter current and future threats by strengthening its homeland defence and improving interoperability with US forces," US State Department says.
If a tournament could be won on paper, England would have a cabinet full of trophies. But football isn't played on paper, and England keep finding new ways to come up short.
FO spokesperson notes Islamabad MoU "facing challenges"; says Pakistan has “no connection” with the case of Shabbir Ahmed, a child grooming gang’s ringleader.
As organisations modernise digital platforms and accelerate software development, cybersecurity must be integrated earlier into the technology lifecycle.
IRGC says it targeted communication systems, fuel storage facilities of US military in Jordan, other American assets at air bases in Bahrain and Kuwait.
Swarms of people sporting Spain football shirts milled around central Madrid with the red and yellow Spanish flag draped over their shoulders or painted on their cheeks.
PPP Lahore President Faisal Mir accuses the PML-N government of being uneasy with the PPP’s activities and of denying the party political space in Lahore.
Justice Anwaar Hussain observes that the constitutional right to observe religious processions does not lapse with the death of the original licence holder.
The chief justice observes that the impugned decision appears to be a policy measure of the government and questions how the court can interfere in such matters.
Medical body blames governance failures, corruption and a weak immunisation system; demands that routine immunisation be declared a non-negotiable national security priority.
The petitioner was unable to submit her application by the extended deadline of July 7, 2026, due to persistent server issues, network errors, and varsity portal outages.
The petitioner's counsel urges the court to seek complete details of all sheesha cafes, alleging that many establishments were functioning without the required NOCs.
It argues that digital violence often leaves victims vulnerable while producing forms of evidence that are difficult to preserve, collect and present through conventional investigative methods.
Argue that sanctions imposed on the ICC violate constitutional free speech protections; US officials launch a diplomatic campaign aimed at dismantling the court.
Study leader says the inner surface of the lens will "precisely match the patient’s cornea and the outer surface will be shaped to provide the required vision correction".
Shahid Rind claims that the provincial government is taking practical steps to expand educational opportunities in the province’s remote and underdeveloped regions.
Mahrang has challenged the judgement of the Quetta anti-terrorism court, which sentenced her to life imprisonment in a case related to the killing of a security personnel member.
The revival of activities at Gadani was made possible through the joint efforts of the National Logistics Corporation, a member of the Maritime Task Force, and other relevant government agencies.
