Rawalpindi [Pakistan], July 12 (ANI): A dispute between Pakistan's flour milling industry and the Punjab Food Department has raised fears of a flour shortage in Rawalpindi and Islamabad after authorities reportedly revoked wheat procurement permits issued to flour mills across Rawalpindi Division. »»»

ISLAMABAD: The federal government on Saturday ruled out any wheat shortage in the country, saying seasonal production targets had been achieved and output was estimated to be 1.36 million metric tonnes higher than last year’s harvest. The announcement was made during the ninth meeting of the Wheat »»»

Concern over a decline in wheat production dominated a meeting of the Wheat Board chaired by Food Security Minister Rana Tanveer Hussain in Islamabad, where stakeholders warned of a shortfall exceeding 3.5 million tonnes and called for imports to avert a potential food crisis. Representatives of fl»»»

An explosion took place outside the Bhindi Saidan police station in Amritsar district on the intervening night of Sunday and Monday, officials said. No one was injured. Deputy superintendent of police (DSP) Gurinderpal Singh Nagra said the blast occurred at around 1.30 am. “A forensic investigation»»»