In response to the rejection of former Prime Minister and PTI founder nomination papers by the Election Commission of Pakistan, the United States refrains from commenting directly but underscores its commitment to the democratic process. State Department spokesperson Mathew Miller addressed the situation, emphasizing, “Pakistan’s future leadership is for the Pakistani people to decide. Our interest lies in ensuring free and fair elections conducted in accordance with Pakistan’s laws. We don’t support one candidate or party over another in Pakistan or anywhere else in the world.” The Election Commission’s decision to bar Imran Khan from contesting upcoming elections has sparked debates on the integrity of the electoral process and the dedication to free and fair elections in Pakistan. Related: United States Calls for Free and Fair Elections in Pakistan In response to the rejection, Imran Khan penned an article accusing the United States of seeking military bases in Pakistan, a clai...
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Railways is finalising a plan to procure 230 passenger coaches and 820 High Capacity Wagons under the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) aiming help to improve the speed of the trains and ensure adherence to fixed timings. “Out of the total, around 46 Completely-Built-Up (CBU) passenger coaches have been procured up till now while the remaining 184 would be manufactured in the country and the coaches would be able to travel at the speed of 160km/h,” said an official in the Ministry of Railways. He said Pakistan Railways is putting maximum efforts to complete rehabilitation and reconstruction work on the railway track along with improving the speed of the locomotives to carry passengers to their respective destinations on time. The infrastructure, including the track and signaling system from Karachi to Peshawar, Main Line-I (ML-I), and doubling of track from Lahore to Peshawar (462.20 Km) was also being revamped, he added. The official noted that the le...
President Dr Arif Alvi has extended his felicitations to the nation, the Muslim Ummah, and the international community at the beginning of the New Year. In a message, he prayed to Allah Almighty that the coming year brings prosperity, political and economic stability for Pakistan and the entire world. President Dr Arif Alvi emphasized that at the beginning of the New Year, the brothers and sisters of Palestine cannot be forgotten, as they continue to face brutal and barbaric attacks at the hands of the Israeli forces. He also expressed serious concerns over Indian atrocities in the Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The president highlighted the importance of the international community taking practical measures to resolve these longstanding disputes in accordance with UN resolutions to promote global peace and security. Additionally, President Alvi wished for economic development, interfaith harmony, forgiveness, tolerance, and mutual respect in Pakistan. from Lates...
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