PESHAWAR: Lawyers boycotted courts across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for the fourth consecutive day to protest what they called the government’s failure to fulfil commitment to reverse the last year’s changes to the Code of Civil Procedure (CCP). The strike began on Oct 17 on the call of the KP Bar Council, which demands suitable amendments to
GILGIT: Gilgit-Baltistan’s chief court has stopped the GB chief election commissioner (CEC) from intervening in the affairs of government departments. The two-member bench of the chief court conducted hearing of a case filed against transfer of GB’s water and power officials during election days. After hearing arguments from both the sides, the bench comprising Chief
CHITRAL: Two persons were injured after their vehicle fell into the bank of a river after the dilapidated road caved in near here on Tuesday. The Mazda was loaded with sand when the accident occurred near Bilphok village. The driver and his helper were injured. Rescue 1122 staff reached the spot and provided first aid
ISLAMABAD: Planning and Development Minister Asad Umar on Tuesday said people in the country were \”committing a collective blunder by recklessly ignoring\” all standard operating procedures (SOPs) against coronavirus, the results of which have started to show in the form of increased deaths. \”Last week, daily Covid mortality rate was 12. This is a 140
CHITRAL: A two-day workshop organized by Pakistan Center of Excellence in Research and Security Studies (PCERSS) concluded at the University of Chitral (UoC). The main objective of the workshop was to create awareness among the students about tolerance, asking questions and fundamental human rights. Project Manager Farhana Kanwal said PCESS is an autonomous body that
