According to ISPR, the test flight aimed to revalidate various design and technical parameters of the weapon system. The test flight was aimed at revalidating various design and technical parameters of the weapon system

Saudi Arabia announced that it will welcome around 1 million Muslims from inside and outside the country to perform Hajj this year. Moreover, the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah issued health guidelines to ensure the safety and security of Hajj pilgrims.

The historic session of the National Assembly began today at 10:30 am to decide PM Imran Khan's fate amid the no-confidence motion. However, the Opposition began a ruckus during Shah Mehmood Qureshi's speech, after which the NA Speaker abruptly adjourned the session.

Sheikh Ekrima made the statement in a video call with Minister of Religious Affairs Pir Noor-ul-Haq Qadri. Sheikh Ekrima also appreciated Imran Khan's efforts in raising his voice for Palestine.

According to details, in the written order, Justice Minallah said that freedom of expression was a fundamental right and reinforces all other rights guaranteed under the Constitution.

The Indian media anchors seemed to have taken the words out of the opposition's mouth and were chanting slogans such as "Go, Imran, Go." An anchor on the infamous Indian media TV channel, Republic Television, said that "Pakistan has sent Imran Khan into shock."

Taking to Twitter, Farah Khan denied the corruption allegations against her. In a statement, she urged to stop spreading rumors regarding her and her family. 

Al Qaeda chief Ayman Al Zawahiri, in a 9-minute video, spoke on the hijab controversy in India and asked Muslims in the subcontinent to fight the perceived assault on Islam “intellectually, using the media and with weapons on the battlefield”.

According to the details, the petition filed by Hamza Shehbaz appeals to the court to look into the matter of elections for the position of Chief Minister (CM) of Punjab as it has been vacant since April 1.

In a landmark verdict, the SC retained the opposition’s no-trust motion against PM Khan. Needless to say, the decision caused quite the storm in Pakistan. Legal experts also began weighing in on the decision.

Owing to the political uncertainty, there are reports that importers are facing problems in securing dollars to make payments as the demand for dollars is outstripping the supply.

Senator Ali Zafar said, "Can Parliament interfere if there's a conflict between judges; The answer is no. The judiciary has to settle the matter. It can't interfere just like Parliament can't [interfere in judges' matters].