- 26th Amendment case: Justice Mazhar says regular, constitutional benches ‘branches of same tree’ Dawn
- ‘Constitution tweaked to prevent vote audit’ The Express Tribune
- Who guards the guardians? Geo.tv
- Justice Aminuddin defends 26th Amendment,…
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26th Amendment case: Justice Mazhar says regular, constitutional benches ‘branches of same tree’ – Dawn
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Pakistan’s Seafood exports to China Surge in First Three Quarters of 2025-INP
Pakistan’s seafood exports to China surged in the first three quarters of 2025, reaching over $153 million, up from $121.93 million in the same period last year, China Economic Net (CEN) reported on Tuesday quoting data from the…
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Punjab CM inaugurates Mobile Police Station & Licensing Unit Project – RADIO PAKISTAN
- Punjab CM inaugurates Mobile Police Station & Licensing Unit Project RADIO PAKISTAN
- Punjab launches first Mobile Police Station and Licensing Unit The Nation (Pakistan )
- CM Maryam Nawaz inaugurates Punjab’s first mobile police station and…
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KE says Nepra revision has slashed its tariff by Rs7.6/kWh, ‘will have far-reaching consequences’ – Dawn
- KE says Nepra revision has slashed its tariff by Rs7.6/kWh, ‘will have far-reaching consequences’ Dawn
- Power consumers to get minor tariff cut of Rs0.36/unit The Express Tribune
- KE says Nepra tariff cut not applicable to consumer bills Geo…
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KE says Nepra revision has slashed its tariff by Rs7.6 per unit, ‘will have far-reaching consequences’ – Dawn
- KE says Nepra revision has slashed its tariff by Rs7.6 per unit, ‘will have far-reaching consequences’ Dawn
- KE says Nepra revision has slashed its tariff by Rs7.6/kWh, ‘will have far-reaching consequences’ Dawn
- K-Electric postpones AGM,…
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Afghan fruit exporters hit hard by Pakistan’s border standstill
Over 200 trucks carrying tomatoes, onions, grapes, apples stranded at Torkham crossing, halting trade with South Asia
Afghanistan’s fresh fruit…
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Pakistan demolishes 1200 houses in Karachi’s Afghan camps
Pakistani authorities have demolished more than 1,000 houses that were vacated by Afghan refugees in the United Nations-designated Afghan Camp in Sohrab Goth, Karachi, in the past few days, media reports said.
SSP-West Tariq Illahi…
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26th Amendment case: Justice Mazhar says regular, constitutional benches ‘branches of the same tree’ – Dawn
- 26th Amendment case: Justice Mazhar says regular, constitutional benches ‘branches of the same tree’ Dawn
- ‘Constitution tweaked to prevent vote audit’ The Express Tribune
- Who guards the guardians? Geo.tv
- Justice Aminuddin defends 26th…
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Pakistan’s 2025 polio tally reaches 30 as fresh case surfaces in KP
A female health worker administering polio drops to a child during the 7-day Pakistan Polio Eradication Programme 2024 in Peshawar on September 9, 2024. — APP - Twelve-month-old boy from Union Council Ghari…
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Chaman Border Crossing Partially Reopens After Pak-Afghan Ceasefire
Afghan refugees board into trucks as they prepare to leave for their homeland through a border crossing point which partially opens following Pakistan Afghanistan ceasefire truce, at a camp in Chaman, a border town on the Pakistan Afghan border,…
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