Federal Minister for Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives Prof Ahsan Iqbal administered an oath to first-year MBBS ...

In another shipwreck incident off the coast of Libya, at least 16 Pakistani nationals have been confirmed dead while several others are still missing, stated the Foreign Office.A press release issued ...

Delhi Assembly Election marked the end of AAP's decade-long rule, with BJP achieving a decisive victory after 27 years in ...

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Sunday that 21 Pakistani nationals have been identified among the survivors of the Moroccan boat tragedy. The Atlantic Ocean mig­rant boat tragedy occurred ...

Tickets for the upcoming tri-nation series, featuring Pakistan, New Zealand, and South Africa, went on sale today at 4:00 PM.The series, scheduled to take place between February 8 and 14, will be held ...

Seven Pakistani survivors of the tragedy—Muhammad Asif, Muhammad Abbas, Mudassar Hussain, Imran Iqbal, Uzair Basharat, Shoaib Zafar, and Aamir Ali—were recently repatriated. Upon arrival at ...

However, Bushra Bibi made it clear that she would not respond to the police inquiry until she consulted with her husband, Imran Khan, and her lawyer, Salman Safdar. She stated that she required ...

Imran Iqbal and Shoaib Zafar would depart from Moro­cco’s Casablanca airport on Wednesday and would reach Islamabad on Thursday. A second batch comprising eight survivors, namely Abdul Ghaffar ...

ISLAMABAD / GUJRAT: The Foreign Office has released the names of 21 Pakistanis who survived after staying adrift in the Atlantic Ocean on a boat while attempting to illegally enter Europe.

Imran Iqbal, Shoaib Zafar, Ali Hassan, Syed Mehtab Ul Hassan, Uzair Basharat, Mohammad Asif, Mujahid Ali, Amir Ali, Mohammad Umar Farooqie, Bilawal Iqbal, Arsalan and Irfan Ahmad, as per the ministry.

The names of the rescued individuals include Mudassir Hussain, Waseem Khalid, Muhammad Khaliq, Abdul Ghaffar, Gul Shamir, Tanveer Ahmed, Muhammad Abbas Kazmi, Ghulam Mustafa, Imran Iqbal ...

Even as the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) lost the Delhi Assembly election, its candidate from Matiala Mahal secured the highest winning margin of 42,724 votes, followed by the party’s Seelampur candidate ...