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Cadet College Wana

Cadet College Wana Reopens After Terror Attack, Education Prevails in South Waziristan

Swift reconstruction and enhanced security measures mark a renewed commitment to education and stability in South Waziristan SOUTH WAZIRISTAN: Classes have officially resumed at Cadet College Wana after the institution was damaged in a vehicle-borne explosive attack on Nov. 10, 2025, officials said. The college, located in Wana Tehsil of South Waziristan Lower district, was […]
International

International Coalition Warns Against De Facto Annexation in West Bank

International coalition warns that Israeli measures risk permanent annexation and threaten two-state solution A coalition of Muslim and European countries, including Pakistan, strongly condemned Israel’s recent land policies in the occupied West Bank, calling them steps toward “unacceptable de facto annexation” of Palestinian territory. In a joint statement, nations such as Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Brazil, […]
CNIC

Single CNIC Reform: QR Verification, Biometric Rules, and Smart Card Upgrades Announced

Federal notification expands CNIC rules to legally recognize QR codes, embed biometrics and offer lifetime smart IDs for older citizens ISLAMABAD: The federal government has officially amended rules governing the Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC), legally recognizing the QR code printed on the back of identity cards as an approved security and verification feature. The […]
CDA

CDA Board Approves Model Graveyard and Katchi Abadi Revamp Plans

New regulations aim to upgrade informal settlements and integrate them into the city’s urban framework ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) approved new regulations to upgrade and regularize recognized informal settlements, known as katchi abadis, in the federal capital, while also reviewing plans for a model graveyard to accommodate Islamabad’s growing population. The decisions were […]
Punjab

Civil Servants’ Early Retirement Restricted Under Punjab’s Updated Pension Rules

Punjab enforces stricter early retirement rules for civil servants to ensure uniformity in pension benefits LAHORE: The Punjab government has amended pension regulations for civil servants, tightening conditions for both voluntary and compulsory retirement, according to a notification issued by the provincial finance department. Under the revised Punjab Civil Services Pension Rules, which take immediate […]
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