HYDERABAD: March 16
Labourers along with their tools sitting on roadside waiting for clients to be hired for work at Latifabad
HYDERABAD: March 16
People purchasing vegetables from Ramzan Bachat Bazar organized by local government during Holy month of Ramadan at Shaheed-E-Millat Park
HYDERABAD: March 16 –
A worker is busy painting names on the marble piece at his workplace
MULTAN: March 16 –
A street vendor selling a frame of a traditional bed (charpai) while shuttling on the road
MULTAN: March 16 –
A large number of Women in a queue to get flour on Government subsidized rate from utility store
MULTAN: March 16 –
Former caretaker PM Kakar submits nomination papers for senate seat
QUETTA, Mar 16 (APP): Former Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar on Saturday submitted nomination papers for the vacant senate seats from Balochistan.
The Election Commission Balochistan chapter said that submission of nomination papers was underway as Saturday was the last day to submit the papers.
“On behalf of former PM Kakar, Senator Danesh Kumar submitted the nomination papers,” Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP)’s spokesman said.
It may be recalled that eleven seats of Balochistan province are lying vacant in the senate for which, as per ECP, polling is set to take place on April 2.
The members of the Balochistan Assembly will elect 11 Senators — seven for general seats, two for women, and two for technocrats.
CM welcomes PM’s economic roadmap
LAHORE, Mar 16 (APP): Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has commended Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif for presenting a robust roadmap to steer Pakistan out of the prevailing economic crisis.
In a statement on Saturday, the CM said that it is a historic and revolutionary initiative. His vision for promoting foreign investment is commendable, she added.
Madam Maryam Nawaz Sharif said that reducing inflation and alleviating poverty was a crucial part of this economic road map, adding that “our goal is to achieve high production through low-cost agricultural inputs in the agricultural sector.”
The CM emphasised that everyone has to work together for the development and stability of the economy.
Ayaz Sadiq, US Ambassador discuss strengthening bilateral relations
ISLAMABAD, Mar 16 (APP): Speaker National Assembly, Sardar Ayaz Sadiq and US Ambassador to Pakistan, Donald Blome, here on Saturday discussed strengthening bilateral relations and parliamentary cooperation for mutual gains.
During the meeting, the Speaker reiterated Pakistan’s longstanding and broad-based relationship with the United States, based on principles of mutual respect and trust. The meeting focused on a broad spectrum of issues concerning mutual interests, as per a news release.
Ayaz Sadiq highlighted that Pakistan’s relations with the United States constitute an important element of its foreign policy. Emphasizing the importance of parliamentary cooperation, Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq stressed the need for regular visits and interactions between members of parliaments from both countries to further strengthen the relationship.
Ambassador Donald Blome congratulated Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq on his re-election. The Speaker underscored the significance of collective efforts to promote regional and international peace and prosperity.
Sardar Ayaz Sadiq expressed gratitude for the Ambassador’s kind remarks and affirmed Pakistan’s commitment to continued collaboration with the US in all areas of mutual concern.
A vendor selling dates during holy fasting month of Ramadan at sasta Ramzan Bazar Abpara in the Federal Capital
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Students of Private School offering Prayer during School Motivated Activity of Holy Fasting Month of Ramadan at Dosehra Ground
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