Information minister says committee will determine who caused millions in dollars of loss to public exchequer
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While the country has yet to finalize any orders for COVID-19 vaccines, DRAP has thus far approved two vaccines for procurement
With 1,800 new cases recorded in past 24 hours, confirmed infections have hit 523,011, against 476,471 recoveries, leaving 35,485 active cases
ISPR statement says one of the slain terrorists was involved in an assault on security forces last year that martyred a captain, two JCOs and three soldiers
Opposition alliance says it will demand speedy resolution of PTI foreign funding case in protest at Election Commission of Pakistan’s office
Adviser to the P.M. on accountability claims ‘NROs’ led to losses to public exchequer in form of payment to assets recovery firm
Special representative to the P.M. on religious harmony claims efforts underway to implement international legislation against blasphemy
Pakistan’s prime minister urges international community to stop India from continuing its militarist agenda before it pushes region into uncontrollable conflict
Planning minister says federal government does not have any desire to maintain monopoly on securing vaccines that have been approved by DRAP
Under law, USAID required to award 50 percent of its scholarships for Pakistan to women
Confirmed infections hit 521,211 against 475,228 recoveries and 10,997 deaths, leaving 34,986 active cases
In separate meeting, Pakistan’s prime minister says modernizing agriculture sector is among his government’s top priorities
During visit to Peshawar, Pakistan Army chief hails sacrifices of local population in supporting armed forces in war on terror
Amir Manzoor re-tasked to run state TV a mere two weeks after he had been dismissed from the position
Confirmed infections hit 516,770 against 472,099 recoveries and 10,908 deaths, leaving 33,763 active cases
Special Assistant to the P.M. on Health claims no ‘final order’ has yet been placed or accepted by any vaccine manufacturer
National flag carrier’s operations to China also suspended for three weeks after 10 travelers from Pakistan test positive for novel coronavirus
ISPR says three soldiers embraced martyrdom during intelligence-based operation, while a fourth was martyred due to Indian fire at Line of Control
Grades 9-12 to resume in-person classes from Jan. 18; grades 8 and lower as well as higher education institutions to reopen from Feb. 1
Regulatory watchdog says Facebook and WhatsApp have asserted the changes to privacy rules will have no impact on private messages and calls