Tuesday, July 16th, 2019
HR Ministry, Child protection cneter hold free eye camp
Islamabad: National Child Protection Centre Islamabad, Ministry of Human Rights in collaboration with Pakistan Institute for Rehabilitation Centre, ISRA University holds a second free eye camp for street children, enrolled in non formal section of NCPC. Expert doctors had a thorough and proper eye check up of total 78 street children and free eye sight glasses were provided to 15 street children, who were identified with low vision. These children belong to the needy families residing in Kachi Abadies of Sector I-9 and I-10, Islamabad. The Centre, along with otherRead More
Islamabad Serena Hotel gets prestigious World luxury spa and restaurant awards
ISLAMABAD, JUL 6 (DNA) -Islamabad Serena Hotel has been awarded the prestigious annual World Luxury Spa and Restaurant Awards, which were announced on the 6th of July 2019 at a glitzy affair at The State Hermitage Museum Official Hotel in St. Petersburg, Russia. Established in 2010, the World Luxury Awards is the pinnacle of achievement in the luxury industry offering international recognition as voted for by guests, travelers and industry players alike. Over 250,000 international travelers vote each year during a four-week period to select the winners. Islamabad SerenaRead More
Imran Khan’s US visit is for home audience
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, who once accused the US of ‘destroying Pakistan’ and blamed his country’s politicians for fighting American wars for money, will soon be in Washington DC. His objective will be to rekindle the warmth in the bilateral relationship that seems to have died since Donald Trump took oath as President of the US in 2016. While opening channels of American money to Pakistan is a goal, it is certainly not the only business that the visitors hope to do. In any case, the real talking would begin after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan leaves.Read More
Pakistan needs a corps of international law experts to safeguard national interests
ISLAMABAD, JUL 16 (DNA) – Pakistan needs a “battalion” of young lawyers and legal experts working within the government since “lawfare”i.e. warfare based on legal instrumentsis being used in the current world order. Not only should the legal fraternity take interest in policy law,the government should also encourage young legal minds by opening up its doors to them. This was stated by Mr Ahmer Bilal Soofi,former Federal Minister of Law and Special Envoy of Prime Minister of Pakistan and founder of Research Institute of Law (RSIL)at the Guest Lecture on“Pakistan’sRead More
Maryam Nawaz announces to launch nationwide protests
ISLAMABAD (DNA) – Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) vice-president Maryam Nawaz on Tuesday announced to launch protest campaign across the country. She took to Twitter, and stated that she would herself lead the protests for the release of her father Nawaz Sharif and [to restore] “the rule of the law” in the country. “The protest will also be staged against the stealing of the public mandate and imposition of a selected [prime minister],” she added. “Insha’Allah I shall be leading protest rallies across Pak that will not only ask for justiceRead More
Pakistani women to get Japanese FM commendation award
ISLAMABAD, JUL 16 (DNA) – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan has announced to award the Japanese Foreign Minister’s Commendations 2019 to Dr. Ghazala Irfan, President of the Pakistan-Japan Cultural Association (PJCA) Lahore and MEXT Alumni Association of Pakistan (MAAP) in recognition of their significant contributions towards the promotion of cultural and educational relations between Japan and Pakistan. Every year, the Foreign Minister’s Commendations are awarded to individuals and groups with outstanding achievements in international fields, to acknowledge their contributions to the promotion of friendship between Japan and otherRead More