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Apr 30, 2024

8 terrorists killed in two separate districts during intelligence operations: ISPR

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Web Desk
Apr 30, 2024

Turkish commander calls on army chief: ISPR

During the meeting, the two military leaders discussed issues of common interests and ways to deepen military ties between the two countries

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Web Desk
Apr 29, 2024

IMF ‘approves’ $1.1 billion loan for Pakistan

The Ministry of Finance sources said that the IMF’s Executive Board, convening in Washington, sanctioned the disbursement of the loan installment for Pakistan

Pakistan

Hum News
Apr 29, 2024

Mahira Khan wins ‘Artist in Fashion’ award at The Emi Gala

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Zahid Gishkori
Apr 29, 2024

NADRA’s bonus for employees overseeing EMS raises eyebrows

NADRA awarded a bonus to employees who managed and oversaw the EMS, which was commissioned by the ECP for Rs280 million

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Hum News
Apr 29, 2024

Met Office predicts more rain, thunderstorms and isolated hailstorms

Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) on Monday forecasted forecasted rain-windstorm/thunderstorms with isolated hailstorms in upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, upper Punjab, Islamabad, Gilgit-Baltistan and Kashmir during the next 24 hours.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Apr 29, 2024

Asad Qaiser demands NA debate on farmers’ issues

PTI leader says, “We will not abandon our farmers; we stand with them in difficult times and will fully participate in their protests”

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Hum News
Apr 29, 2024

Lahore passport officials suspended over corruption

Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Monday suspended two officials of the Lahore passport office, including its deputy director, on complaints of corruption.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Apr 29, 2024

SBP announces to keep interest rate unchanged at 22 per cent

The decision comes amidst a turbulent economic landscape, marked by soaring inflation rates and the pressing need for monetary stability

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Web Desk
Apr 29, 2024

PSX closes with over 1,000 points loss

Despite the steep decline, the energy and telecom sectors managed to close in green for the most part, while the cement and transportation sectors clocked in the steepest losses.