Islamabad News
Pakistani Hindus decorate parliament with national colours
ISLAMABAD: Members of the Hindu community of Pakistan decorated the parliament with the country's national colours, on Tuesday.
Pakistan rejects India’s announcement on occupied Kashmir: FO
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan said on Monday that it strongly condemned and rejected the Indian announcements regarding occupied Kashmir.
DC Islamabad claims bear is doing fine after being examined by vet
ISLAMABAD: The Deputy Commissioner of Islamabad claimed that the bear at the city's zoo was fine and had been examined by a vet on Wednesday.
Social media rife with reports of journalist Irfan Siddiqui’s arrest
ISLAMABAD: Social media was rife with claims of journalist, columnist and ex-advisor to the prime minister, Irfan Siddiqui, being arrested by 'plainclothes' men, on Saturday.
Twitter calls federal ministers ‘darbaris’ for welcoming PM Khan
ISLAMABAD: Several federal ministers and former PTI general secretary Jahangir Tareen lined up to welcome Prime Minister Khan at Islamabad airport last night (Wednesday).
Pakistan players return home after failed World Cup campaign
ISLAMABAD: Several members of Pakistan's World Cup squad returned home on Sunday after getting knocked out of the mega event.
Pakistan crashed out of the World Cup due to poor run-rate despite sharing points with New Zealand.…
Afghan president says he will visit Pakistan to improve ties
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has said he will visit Pakistan on June 27 to open a new chapter in his country's relationship with its neighbour and mend ties that are often characterised by mistrust and tit-for-tat accusations.
Maryam Nawaz takes a dig at Imran Khan over Islamabad protest
ISLAMABAD: PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz took a swipe at Prime Minister Imran Khan over use of police force against the PPP workers during Bilawal Bhutto's appearance before National Accountabilitypol Bureau in fictitious account case.…
‘PM Imran unlikely to be invited at Modi’s swearing-in ceremony’
NEW DELHI: India will not invite Prime Minister Imran Khan to Thursday’s swearing-in ceremony of Narendra Modi, who starts his second term as India’s prime minister, sources said.
SC makes history by hearing cases via videolink connectivity
Supreme Court of Pakistan has started hearing of cases through e-Court system. It is for the first time in judicial history of Pakistan that cases in the Supreme Court of Pakistan are heard through videolink connectivity.