Vol. 37 No. 131, August 2023

Index

• 10 die, 15 injured in Jharak van: truck collision.
• 3: member committee tasked to eradicate corruption from local govt department.
• 5 suspects held, drugs, Mainpuri recovered.
• 8th Essa Lab Trophy Basketball reaches semis stage.
• Ambassador of Iraq to Pakistan calls on SAPM on Aviation.
• Ambassador says US supports free, fair elections in Pakistan.
• Anti: dengue drive to be launched in Sukkur.
• Battle against polio.
• Bhutan-bound Pakistan U-16 football team honoured by Candyland.
• Bugti says will not allow conspirators to create law and order situation.
• Caretaker CM orders action against medicine hoarders.
• Caretaker govt constitutes CCoCIP, CCoE.
• CEC gives president Alvi short shrift.
• Chandrayaan: 3.
• Chevron, Be Energy open 1st Caltex: branded flagship fuel station in Karachi.
• Commission will announce date for elections, says Solangi.
• Conundrum regarding elections.
• Country Manager UNDP in Pakistan visits NADRA Swift Registration Centre.
• Court allows police to grill PTI chief in May 9 riot cases.
• Court disposes of petition filed by man accusing police of harrasing his sons.
• DCs told to launch crackdown on polluters.
• Dodging the default.
• FBR to introduce Track and Trace System at ginning factories.
• Federal government appoints new city chief.
• Four killed, 10 injured in van-tractor collision in Toba Tek Singh.
• Gates in interior Lahore to be restored.
• Govt lauded for cracking down on cigarette manufacturers evading taxes.
• High level flood in Sutlej puts several villages at risk.
• Highest ever tax collection likely from cigarette sector in FY24.
• Hundreds of students attend AEO Education Expo.
• Imaan, Wazir sent on 14: day judicial remand in sedition case.
• IPH to introduce 6: month certificate courses in: collaboration with LUMS.
• Justice Ibrahim Khan takes oath as chief justice PHC.
• Let high court find solution first, SC defers PTI chief's plea against conviction.
• Man kills daughter in Manghopir area.
• Maryam Nawaz takes jibe at CJP's remarks.
• Millennial Biz Hub and WCCI ink MoU for strategic partnership.
• Minority rights in Peril.
• Muhammad Rayyan shines with 4A*s in O Level exams.
• No need for delimitations at this political juncture, PTI tells ECP.
• Pak Shaheens squad for Asian Games announced.
• Pak: Iran parts manufacturers announce to exchange technologies, barter auto parts.
• Pakistan stresses swift Afghan action to address border security.
• Plummeting Rupee.
• PM calls for dynamic foreign policy to strengthen Pakistan's relationships with world.
• PM Kakar gets briefing on country's foreign policy.
• PM Kakar to leave for Quetta today.
• PSO continues to dominate energy market; reports profits of Rs5.7b.
• PTF announces Davis Cup team after intense trials.
• Punjab cabinet approves outsourcing of angiography in cardiac institutes.
• Rain with wind, thundershower expected in most parts of country.
• Rejecting election delay, PPP's Sherry warns, caretakers should not be 'chairtakers'.
• Roundtable urges political parties to address climate change.
• Rs75 commemorative coin issued to mark 75th anniversary of Pak: US diplomatic relations.
• RUDA hosts public: private dialogue on establishing educational institutions in Ravi City.
• SAP app launched to make KMC salary: pension payment transparent: Mayor.
• SBBU students receive scholarships.
• SC maintains stay against PTI chief arrest in lawyer murder case.
• Sindh govt urged to empower peasants, sharecropper.
• Sindh home minister orders crackdown against street criminals.
• Sindh minister announces survey for assessment of mineral resources.
• State responsible for adequate healthcare to citizens: Sanjranai.
• Strengthening the local economy.
• Support should be provided to people suffering from psychological problems: IGP.
• The power of cinema.
• UK an important trade partner in Europe: Governor.
• Victim's uncle reports receiving threats.
• Wahab Riaz boosts future tennis stars at SBP Camp.
• What is happening in Pakistan?
• Zaman Park, quiet again, after months of unrest.