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 Sindh, KP dealers warn of strikes against fuel price deregulation

Ali Pervez Malik : Digitalizing fuel supply chain will increase transparency

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ISLAMABAD: The Petroleum Minister, Ali Pervez Malik, has stated that making the fuel supply system digital is essential to increase transparency and remove corruption. During a visit to the head office of the oil and gas regulator, OGRA, the minister was given a briefing on their digitalization efforts. He directed OGRA to provide a fair […]

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The Balochistan government has renamed two of its schools to honor soldiers who died for the country.

Balochistan govt pays tribute, renames two institutes after martyrs

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QUETTA: The Balochistan government has renamed two of its schools to honor soldiers who died for the country. The decision was made on Thursday on the special instructions of Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti. The Balochistan Residential College in Loralai has been renamed after Captain Waqar Kakar. The Government Boys High School in Kan Mehtarzai has

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The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has arrested 12 people for trying to illegally leave Pakistan by sea from the coastal town of Jiwani in Balochistan.

FIA arrests 12 traffickers, including Afghans, in Jiwani border bust

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QUETTA: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has arrested 12 people for trying to illegally leave Pakistan by sea from the coastal town of Jiwani in Balochistan. In an operation on Thursday, officials caught five Afghan nationals and seven Pakistani citizens. The Pakistani citizens were from Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. During initial questioning, the group admitted they

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The Chief Minister of Balochistan, Mir Sarfraz Bugti, has promised that the process of sending Afghan refugees back to their country will be carried out with dignity and respect.

Balochistan CM vows “respectful & organized” repatriation for Afghan refugees

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QUETTA: The Chief Minister of Balochistan, Mir Sarfraz Bugti, has promised that the process of sending Afghan refugees back to their country will be carried out with dignity and respect. Speaking at a high-level meeting, he specifically stated that women, children, and elderly men will be treated with special care. He gave a strict warning that

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Additional IGP and Commandant of the Balochistan Constabulary, Agha Muhammad Yousaf, made these remarks during a meeting at the BC Headquarters

Balochistan constabulary praised for repelling major Sherani attack

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QUETTA: A senior police official has stated that anti-national elements are actively trying to disrupt peace and sabotage the situation in Balochistan. Additional IGP and Commandant of the Balochistan Constabulary, Agha Muhammad Yousaf, made these remarks during a meeting at the BC Headquarters. He praised his force’s bravery in recently repelling a major attack by

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Senior lawyers' leaders have called for increasing Balochistan's share in the federal budget and quota in legal institutions to bring it on par with other provinces. They made these demands at a ceremony marking the joining of 323 Quetta lawyers into the Independent Lawyers Panel

SC Bar asserts judges appointed on merit, warns against judicial monopoly

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QUETTA: Senior lawyers’ leaders have called for increasing Balochistan’s share in the federal budget and quota in legal institutions to bring it on par with other provinces. They made these demands at a ceremony marking the joining of 323 Quetta lawyers into the Independent Lawyers Panel. Key leaders, including Supreme Court SC Bar Association President Rauf

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The Balochistan government has issued a strict seven-day deadline for families to report missing family members or those who have joined militant groups.

Report relatives in armed groups or face legal action, govt of Balochistan warns

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Quetta: The Balochistan government has issued a strict seven-day deadline for families to report missing family members or those who have joined militant groups. In a new directive from the Balochistan Home Department, the public, parents, and families are required to inform authorities if a family member is missing or has joined a non-state actor

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