PTI and Imran's family "reject" medical report, persist on demand to move him to hospital; TTAP meeting in evening to "consider next phase" of movement.
An Indian defence ministry statement last week said the proposed purchase of Rafale jets had been cleared, with “the majority” of them to be manufactured in India.
Early trading on Tuesday showed continued volatility as Pakistan's benchmark index lost 0.91pc following Monday's loss of over 5,000 points on account of foreign outflows and escalating political noise.
Rising urbanisation, increased housing development and evolving consumer preferences are accelerating demand for reliable, well-designed, locally manufactured furniture.
IT minister for Andhra Pradesh says vast new data city to power digital growth; boasts that the state has secured investment agreements of $175 billion.
Army chief also met German officials and military leaders of Brazil, Lebanon during his trip to attend meetings on sidelines of Munich Security Conference.
India captain refuses to comment on whether his players will shake hands after snubbing the Pakistan team in three Asia Cup meetings in Dubai last year.
Tariq Fazal Chaudhry says medical board to be formed; information minister says Imran to be treated at "specialised medical facility by the best eye specialists"; opposition says sit-in at Parliament House to continue until Imran moved to Shifa International Hospital.
“I had left behind thinking of making a name in cricket, but one day I watched this film, and it convinced me that I can also do the same,” the Pakistani spinner says.
The floods of 2022 and 2025 were not just nature’s wrath. They were mirrors, reflecting how society is organised — who is protected and who is left exposed.
A poorly designed net-billing regime will push consumers to consume more of their own electricity, accelerating behind-the-meter behaviour and even prompting grid defections.
