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  • IHC approached for criminal case against Gen Bajwa

    ISLAMABAD: A petition has been filed in Islamabad High Court (IHC) seeking registration of a criminal case against former army chief retired Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa, ex-director general Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) Faiz Hameed and two journalists for making certain revelations in an interview of the ex-army chief...

    The registrar office of the IHC, however, raised objections on the petition and asked the petitioner to first...

  • Govt begins outsourcing of three major airports

    ISLAMABAD: The government on Thursday kicked off outsourcing of operations and land assets at three major airports to be run through a public-private partnership, a finance ministry statement said, a move to generate foreign exchange reserves...

    The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) has approved the hiring of the International Finance Corporation (IFC) — the private sector arm of the World Bank Group — as a transaction adviser to...

  • NA continues to pick apart judiciary’s performance

    • 38 posts of judges lying vacant, state minister says JCP not convened in a long time • Lawmakers protest withdrawal of power subsidy to textile industryISLAMABAD: The performance and working of the judiciary came under scrutiny of the National Assembly for the second consecutive day when the house was informed that over 380,000 cases were pending before the Supreme Court and all the five high courts of the country...

    During the...

  • Pilots fleeing Pakistan due to major pay cuts, Senate body told

    RAWALPINDI: The Senate Standing Committee on Aviation was on Thursday informed that a significant number of pilots have recently fled the country as a result of major salary cuts in the form of high taxes...

    PIA’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Amir Hayat informed the committee that 15 pilots had recently left the country and that a Supreme Court appeal for hiring young male staff for the national flag carrier had not yet been...

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