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PM declares propaganda against Pakistan Army intolerable

Premier pays tribute to Major Adnan during cabinet meeting

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Rajab Butt responds after receiving NCCIA notice in gambling ads case

YouTuber says he expected the notice, vows legal response through his lawyers

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Govt forms peace committee to counter terrorism, extremism

Committee will operate under leadership of Atta Tarar

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Bahrain and Pakistan decide to collaborate more on counterterrorism

Bahrain's interior minister meets Mohsin Naqvi

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Senate panel recommends curtailing SBP governor’s salary powers

Concerns raise over increase of Rs380m in salaries of officials at SECP

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Utility Stores issues official circular for termination of all employees from September 1

Permanent employees with service up to 20 years will receive 3 current basic salaries for each completed year

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Maryam announces special aid package for flood-hit Jalalpur Pirwala

'Rs1m will be provided to families who suffered loss of life'

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Govt to abolish cross-subsidy, peak rates in industrial power tariff

Changes will be made in upcoming industrial policy and aim at increasing exports

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Government lifts ban on new gas connections; RLNG will be provided to customers.

RLNG is costly compared to local gas, but cheaper than LPG, says petroleum minister

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Asia Cup 2025: India opt to bowl first after winning toss against UAE

India win solitary T20I fixture between two teams in 2016

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