Pakistan

Federal Minister for Religious Affairs Sardar Muhammad Yousuf on Thursday said the government is taking steps to improve land and sea routes for pilgrims, mulling to introduce new system of ferry service for pilgrims.

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Scientists say 40-foot fossils of Edmontosaurus is only known dinosaur with hooves

Move prompts jitters in India and China, as Putin shrugs off impact

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Sherry rejects claim that forest cover slightly improved

Pakistan, OIC & Arab states call move 'blatant violation of international law'

Field Marshal Asim meets top defence officials and Al Azhar Imam in Cairo

Party to weigh staying in or quitting coalition tomorrow

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Balochistan CM earlier expressed desire to get armoured cars

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Hearing must conclude by Dec 1 or restart under new bench chief

The Islamabad High Court on Thursday directed the Adiala jail superintendent to implement a March 24 order that reinstated the twice-a-week meeting schedule for former prime minister Imran Khan. The directive came as a larger bench, led by Justice Muhammad Sarfraz Dogar and including Justices Arbab Muhammad Tahir and Muhammad Azam Khan, collectively took up all 11 petitions filed by PTI leaders regarding Imran’s jail visitation. The ex-premier’s family and party have repeatedly accused prison authorities of “sabotaging” meetings with him. Today, the IHC directed Adiala jail’s Superintendent Abdul Ghafoor Anjum, who was present during the hearing, to allow Imran’s jail meetings, as per the earlier order, while abiding by standard operating procedures (SOPs). It directed the jail official to facilitate the meetings as per the lists provided by PTI Secretary General Salman Akram Raja, who also attended the proceedings. Raja and Anjum traded barbs during the hearing as the PTI leader claimed that “not even once” ...