Violence against wife is misconduct even off duty, Supreme Court rules
The court upheld an Intelligence Bureau cook’s compulsory retirement despite his acquittal, saying violence does not become private because it happens at home
The court upheld an Intelligence Bureau cook’s compulsory retirement despite his acquittal, saying violence does not become private because it happens at home

Lawmakers at the same meeting said the networks keep getting worse, with calls dropping even in Islamabad

About 500 personnel attended a meeting with the commissioner after a transfer row over a clash with lawyers, and the ministry gave no grounds for the suspension

A 12kg cylinder has hit Rs7,000 since two crossings closed on October 17, and drivers who run on the ‘fuel of the poor’ say they can no longer get by

Sami Sadat’s Afghan United Front claimed 36 of the 82 attacks, a think tank’s tally shows, though the figures are the groups’ own and the movement remains split

The text, tabled with Belarus, passed the First Committee by 180 votes to two, and India also opposed a line on South Asia

A search is under way in Mohmand, a day after four polio workers were abducted in Tank, as the drive to vaccinate 24 million children continues

Public debt rose by Rs6.21 trillion in a year, a senior Finance Ministry official said, while the debt-to-GDP ratio dropped to 71.7 percent and interest payments fell by a fifth.

Shabana Mahmood says settlement must be earned. Care workers win a concession, while refugees who arrive on small boats could wait up to 30 years.

The foundation paid Rs1,022.42 a share for its stake in Pakistan Services Limited, well above the prices paid in last year’s deals for the hotel group.
