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Zardari Hails China For Nuke Cooperation
President Asif Ali Zardari on Friday hailed China for extending cooperation to Pakistan in civil nuclear technology. The President stated these views while speaking at Pak-China Economic Forum in China. He said China set aside the global reservations regarding the deal between the two countries, which reflects the existence of warm and deepest relationships between…
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Gilani To Curtail Finance Ministry Role For Issuing Development Funds
Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani said that the government has decided to curtail the role of Finance Ministry to issue funds for development projects. He said that foreign unnecessary visits would be ended from today to implement austerity measures. Talking to media in Islamabad, the PM said that steps are being taken for restructuring of…
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PPP, PML-Q Vow To Uphold Media Freedom
Governor Punjab slammed the passage of resolution against media in the Assembly today. Talking to Dunya News, Salman said that free media is vital for the sustenance of democracy in the country. Earlier, in an unprecedented move, Punjab Assembly unanimously ratified a resolution, floored by PML-N member Sanaullah Masti Khel, against media on Friday (today).…
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Shab e Meraj 2010
Shab e Meraj 2010, First of all I would like to wish everybody Rajab Mubarak, With the blessings of Allah almighty, Mehfil of Shab e Miraj will be held on 9th July 2010, everyone is invited to attend this mehfil. there is also large sehri arrangements, and separate place for ladies. These are the night…
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Fake Degree Issue Creeps Up, PML-N Leading The Race
The count of politicians having fake degrees is growing, as five more cases of fake degrees have been unveiled. The five latest case of a parliamentarians being found to be in possession of a fake degrees is among many cases of fake degrees in the recent past. Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) is leading the race…
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US and Russia To Swap Their Spies
At the federal courthouse in Manhattan, the conclusion of a spy swap deal reached between the US and Russian governments. Ten suspected spies pleaded guilty to being unregistered foreign agents for Russia while living undercover in the United States and agreed to be deported back to Russia. In exchange, Russia agreed to release four people…