Archive for the January 30, 2018
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Senate Chairman Raza Rabbani delivered a stirring message to the working class and the people generally at a seminar in Karachi the other day. The Senate Chairman thereby stood out as one of the few
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Energy taxes on petroleum products, natural gas and electricity have acquired greater importance in the tax system of Pakistan over time. The reasons for this development are, first, the large size of tax base, valued
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A section of the media in this country, especially private TV channels' talks show hosts described as anchors - a designation used in other countries only for senior working journalists - have been found to
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Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, while addressing the inauguration ceremony of the North Bound carriageway, a component of the long awaited Lyari Expressway project, stated that continuity of development policies of the PML-N government would
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Gunmen and suicide bombers launched a pre-dawn attack claimed by the Islamic State group on a military compound in Kabul Monday, killing 11 soldiers in the third major assault in the Afghan capital in recent
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Gunmen and suicide bombers launched a pre-dawn attack claimed by the Islamic State group on a military compound in Kabul Monday, killing 11 soldiers in the third major assault in the Afghan capital in recent
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The desire of Indian parents for sons has created an estimated 21 million "unwanted" girls because couples keep having children until they produce a boy, the government said Monday. Indian parents have historically wanted sons,
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The desire of Indian parents for sons has created an estimated 21 million "unwanted" girls because couples keep having children until they produce a boy, the government said Monday. Indian parents have historically wanted sons,
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US President Donald Trump on Monday ruled out quick talks with the Taliban, following a wave of bloody large-scale attacks in the Afghan capital Kabul. "I don't think we are prepared to talk right now,"
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US President Donald Trump on Monday ruled out quick talks with the Taliban, following a wave of bloody large-scale attacks in the Afghan capital Kabul. "I don't think we are prepared to talk right now,"
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