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Bill submitted to shift jurisdiction of property cases to civil courts

Punjab Assembly refers Property Division Amendment Bill 2025 to standing committee

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Punjab proposes special powers for police during protests

CM directs law dept to draft amendments aimed at balancing citizens’ rights with public safety

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Saudi defense deal not reaction to Israel’s Qatar attack: Asif

Minister says Pakistan's democracy not the best, but it's on path to it

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Rauf and Suryakumar were each fined 30%.

Farhan escapes fine; receives warning

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China to invest $37m in donkey breeding in Pakistan

Chinese company to set up 40 farms with target of producing 80,000 animals annually

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FIA arrests fake martial arts team at Faisalabad airport

Five passengers posing as martial arts players caught at Faisalabad airport attempting to travel to Russia

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Pakistanis’ sensitive data still for sale despite ministry’s notice

NCCIA team fails to submit report on time, now seeks three more weeks to complete probe

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Pakistan’s per capita debt reaches Rs318,252

Figure marks threefold increase over past decade

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Aleem Khan urges NHA to prioritise new road projects over repairs

Federal minister chairs NHA's special meeting

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Pakistan records slight decrease in weekly inflation

Country's inflation decreased by 0.16%

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