Month: February 2022

Yaara Vey starring Sami Khan, Aleeze Nasser and Faizan Khawaja releases on June 17

Dobara’s high ratings prove viewers want ‘unconventional stories’, says Hadiqa Kiani

PM Imran launches portal to register complaints about scholarships.

Opposition tastes defeat as Senate passes Ogra bills

K-Electric to refund Rs3bn to consumers.

Foreign direct investment increases 20% in July-December Pakistan.

ECC okays Rs12.3bn subsidy for urea imports

Govt names ex-SC judge Azmat Saeed as arbitrator in IPPs case.

National Assembly Speaker Asad Qaiser disclosed on Thursday that a plane carrying Pakistani parliamentarians had not been allowed to land in Kabul last year due to “political reasons”.

Sultans bounce back, leave Kings searching for consolation win.

US accuses Russia of deploying thousands more troops to Ukraine border

Textile exports rise 25% in July-January

Not judiciary’s job to ‘build dams or demolish buildings’: Bilawal

Cryptocurrencies have more risks than benefits, says SBP Governor

India authorizes 5G trials without China’s Huawei, ZTE

Haier Pakistan becomes the lead sponsor of Peshawar Zalmi for PSL 7

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates meets PM Imran on first-ever visit to Pakistan

Karachi Kings fans might be some of the unhappiest people on Earth these days.

Asif Ali to Captain Islamabad United in PSL 2022 Following Shadab Khan’s Injury

Multan Sultans give Karachi Kings eighth defeat

Saba Qamar and Nauman Ijaz to play a married couple in ZEE5’s Mrs and Mr Shameem

IMF wants govt to pass new law on state firms’ management

Russian pullout meets UK scepticism, Ukraine defence website still hacked

IT freelancers reluctant to sign up with govt

Federal cabinet approves Cloud First Policy, Personal Data Protection Bill

Cutting, Tanvir fined 15% match fees for using ‘offensive’ gesture during PSL match

Multan Sultans’ Sohaib Maqsood blessed with a baby girl.

Fahad Munir and Saad Shakir shine in the best of 3 series

PTCL chief dispels rumours of acquiring telecom firm

TikTok removed six million videos in Pakistan during July-Sept quarter.