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Aseefa Bhutto Zardari: Pakistan’s New First Lady
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Aseefa Bhutto Zardari: Pakistan’s New First Lady

President Asif Zardari has announced the formal recognition of Aseefa Bhutto as the First Lady of the country. She is the first daughter who will get all the privileges of the first lady, as this title usually goes to the president's wife. Moreover, after joining politics in 2020, Aseefa is making her way to improving health, eradicating polio, and developing her area. In a surprising move, Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari is reportedly set to name his daughter, Aseefa Bhutto, as the country's First Lady. This breaks tradition as the title usually goes to the President's wife. Aseefa B. Zardari, the youngest child of Asif Ali Zardari and the late Benazir Bhutto. Moreover, she is also expected to receive all the honors and privileges of the First Lady once the announcement is made o...
Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz Cracks Down on Hoarders
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Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz Cracks Down on Hoarders

CM Maryam Nawaz vows zero tolerance for hoarders, ensuring strict actions against them. Emphasizing the need for a better price control system, CM Maryam highlights the persistent issue of high prices during Ramadan. Moreover, she also warns against using politics to stir unrest, promising no leniency towards such actions. In a bold move to tackle hoarding and ensure fair prices, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz made strong statements during a recent press conference at the CM House in Lahore. CM Maryam Nawaz put a strong stance about her perspective in the very important press conference. Here's what went down: CM Maryam declared a no-nonsense policy towards hoarders, emphasizing the need for fair pricing and cracking down on those who manipulate prices for personal gain. ...
SC Unanimously Declares Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Denied Fair Trial
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SC Unanimously Declares Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Denied Fair Trial

The Supreme Court of Pakistan has reignited the debate surrounding the 1977 trial of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, the country's former Prime Minister. The Supreme Court's recent decision comes in response to a petition filed by Bhutto's family. Moreover, his execution after the trial was a controversial moment in the country's history. Today, the Supreme Court of Pakistan made a big announcement about the case involving former Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. They all agreed that Bhutto didn't get a fair trial. Bhutto was Prime Minister of Pakistan until a military takeover in 1977. He was then accused of a crime and put on trial under military rule. This decision comes after the court answered five questions regarding Bhutto's case. The apex court gave its opinion on five questions ask...
Pakistan Becomes World’s 9th Largest Potato Producers
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Pakistan Becomes World’s 9th Largest Potato Producers

Pakistan has emerged as a major player on the global potato scene, securing the 9th position among the world's top potato producers. This impressive feat comes courtesy of a surge in production that has surpassed 8 million tons, according to industry sources. In a remarkable agricultural feat, Pakistan has ascended to the 9th position among the world's leading potato producers, boasting an impressive yield of over 8 million tons. This surge in production can be attributed to the expansion of cultivation areas and the adoption of advanced farming techniques. In just three years, Pakistan has witnessed a remarkable 35 percent increase in potato production. The country achieved the milestone with projections hinting at yet another bumper crop surpassing the 8 million ton mark. "Thi...
Shehbaz Sharif Chosen Again as Pakistan’s Prime Minister
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Shehbaz Sharif Chosen Again as Pakistan’s Prime Minister

Shehbaz Sharif was elected Prime Minister of Pakistan for a second term. Sharif secured victory against Omar Ayub, backed by Imran Khan, with 201 votes. Challenges ahead include addressing rising prices, poverty, and discontent among Khan's supporters. Pakistan's parliament has elected Shehbaz Sharif as prime minister for the second time. The decision came after uncertain national elections caused delays in forming a coalition government. Shehbaz secured 201 votes in the 336-member National Assembly, comfortably prevailing over rival Omar Ayub Khan, who won 92. The winner needed at least 169 votes. This marks his return to power after holding the role until August when parliament dissolved ahead of elections. The election faced criticism, with accusations of rigging. Sharif's victor...