Pakistan PM Khan tests COVID-19 positive - health minister
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Pakistan PM Khan tests COVID-19 positive - health minister
(TAP) - Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has tested positive for COVID-19, the country's health minister said on Saturday, two days after the premier got his vaccination. Khan is "self isolating at home," said minister Faisal Sultan in a tweet. The South Asian nation of 220 million is seeing a sh»»»

Pakistan Budget 2021-2022: Live updates
Tarin, who unveiled the Pakistan Economic Survey 2020-21 a day earlier, will present the PTI-led government’s fourth budget. Federal Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin set to present budget for financial year 2021-22 in the National Assembly today at 3pm (UAE time). Tarin, who unveiled the Pakistan Eco»»»


Centre keen to see Balochistan prosper: Imran
• Hints at extending health insurance scheme to province • Launches work on three road projects QUETTA: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday said his government was keen to bring about a revolution in Balochistan through projects of infrastructure and human development. The federal government wou»»»

Alvi renews call for dialogue among political parties on early elections
President Dr Arif Alvi on Friday reiterated that political parties should undertake discussions on the holding of early elections. In an interview with a news channel, he said at one time everybody including political parties in the sitting government wanted early elections. However, the president »»»

Pakistan approves initial funds to purchase COVID-19 vaccine
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan on Tuesday approved $150 million in funding to buy COVID-19 vaccines, initially to cover the most vulnerable 5% of the population, the de facto health minister said. The initial phase of vaccinations would focus on providing free shots for frontline health workers and people ab»»»


Pakistan aims to tap into country’s treasure chest of gemstones and precious metals
Islamabad: Pakistan’s mountain ranges are home to some of the world’s most precious and sought-after gemstones. But the country’s natural wealth remained untapped due to lack of clear policy, absence of infrastructure, technical knowhow, shortage of skilled manpower and financial support. The chall»»»

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