June 2023 – Page 6 – Today News Pakistan

‘Hate mongers’ are to be screened out of the media, according Pemra

ISLAMABAD : To preserve peace and tranquilly in the nation, the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) has forbidden television broadcasters from airing stories about “hate mongers, perpetrators, and their facilitators.” The regulatory body calls for assuring the provision of the right to freedom of speech and expression to peopleRead More →

According to the AG, after the SC’s consultation, the government would reconsider the statute related to CJP.

ISLAMABAD : The attorney general notified the Supreme Court on Thursday during the hearing of petitions challenging the Supreme Court (Practise and Procedure) Act, 2023, that the federal government has chosen to examine the legislation in cooperation with the top court. The case was heard by an eight-person bigger benchRead More →

British prominent personalities call for the release of Shahzad Akbar’s brother in Pakistan

ISLAMABAD (AP) — The brother of a human rights attorney who advised the PTI chairman is being held in Pakistan, and many well-known public personalities in Britain have called on Pakistan to free him. On Wednesday night, the appeal was made by former UK Cabinet ministers, high-ranking law enforcement officials,Read More →

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June 2023 (Page 6)

‘Hate mongers’ are to be screened out of the media, according Pemra

According to the AG, after the SC’s consultation, the government would reconsider the statute related to CJP.

British prominent personalities call for the release of Shahzad Akbar’s brother in Pakistan

Maryam Nawaz freezes fee increases for Lahore’s double-decker bus service.

Shahbaz Tikka is among the 27 unlawful structures razed in Lahore.

PCB releases domestic contracts for 90 women players during 2024-25.

Wife should support her husband in his second marriage, advises a respected Egyptian scholar.

China promises strong cooperation for Pakistan in combatting terrorism.

The government briefed the IMF to lay off surplus workers and consolidate ministries to decrease spending.

Despite changes, Pakistan’s electricity industry faces poor capacity utilization: Source

High courts are instructed by the constitutional bench to refer outstanding cases against the super tax to the Supreme Court.

All 33 terrorists engaged in the Jaffar Express hijacking were killed by troops, marking the end of the operation: ISPR

Heavy snowfall and landslides have disrupted communication in Azad Jammu Kashmir.

A major hurricane in the central United States has killed at least 14 people, according to officials.

Chinese military plane crashes; pilot safely ejects.