London High Court has ordered NAB to pay an enormous amount of 1.2 million dollars to Broadsheet LLC by next week. As per reports, if these orders are not complied with, then a third-party debt order may trigger.

Commissioner Gujranwala, the great pet lover, lost his pedigreed German Shepherd dog. As the loss was unstainable, he decided to launch a street search....

Public Administration is key to run government functions and facing contemporary societal challenges effectively. It is a specialized subject of study enabling to work...

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia enjoy a decades-old and warm bilateral relationship that has survived many jolts. Bilateral relations between them strained since April 2015...

Does religion have the ability to spur intellectual growth or is it a wall that acts as an impediment against it? Rather than igniting...

Huge wildfires blaze south Turkey in as many as 13 provinces with 3 reported dead and more than 100 injured. Locals suspect PKK to be behind the attack as the fires do not seem accidental.

Indian CM urges Modi to reopen the Kartarpur Corridor for the Sikh Community. Previously Pakistan had invited Indians to visit the Shrine after lockdown uplift.

The travel ban on flights from Pakistan to UAE has been extended in order to comply with updated Covid‑19 protocols. KSA has also imposed the ban whereas US has eased it.

Giyan Chand, the Acting Consul General of Pakistan in Dubai, inaugurated the consulate's first call centre for Dubai and the Northern Emirates as they won’t have to visit their consulate amid the pandemic.

Recently a video uploaded on Twitter has been the cause for uproar on Twitter as a Karachi citizen was  killed in broad daylight in front of children for raising voice against the occupation mafia!!

In a shocking development, locals in Islamabad’s Sector H-13 reportedly discovered oil beneath their houses while a water bore was being drilled in a house.

Circular debt, Pakistan’s bleeding wound has been the anathema to economic progress and social alleviation for many years. With the approval of the financial setoff mechanism for government-owned entities by ECC, circular debt may decline. Should we take it with a grain of salt or is there some weight in this?