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‘He thought it was funny’: Emails from fake staffer ‘Jessica’ exposed at ICAC

A lobbyist being investigated by the state’s corruption watchdog says invoices sent under a fake name were just “silly humour”.

‘He thought it was funny’: Emails from fake staffer ‘Jessica’ exposed at ICAC

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Cabinet okays housing policy, cybersecurity framework

PM Shehbaz Sharif chairs a meeting of the federal cabinet.—Online ISLAMABAD: The federal cabinet on Monday approved the National Housing Policy 2026 along with an action plan for its implementation, directing that housing projects comply fully with zoning laws and that vertical construction be prioritised to make more efficient use of…

Cabinet okays housing policy, cybersecurity framework

PM Shehbaz Sharif chairs a meeting of the federal cabinet.—Online ISLAMABAD: The federal cabinet on Monday approved the National Housing Policy 2026 along with an action plan for its implementation, directing that housing projects comply fully with zoning laws and that vertical construction be prioritised to make more efficient use of…

Cabinet okays housing policy, cybersecurity framework

PM Shehbaz Sharif chairs a meeting of the federal cabinet.—Online ISLAMABAD: The federal cabinet on Monday approved the National Housing Policy 2026 along with an action plan for its implementation, directing that housing projects comply fully with zoning laws and that vertical construction be prioritised to make more efficient use of…

Experts warn population policies lag behind demographic realities

ISLAMABAD: With Pakistan’s population having crossed 240 million and a median age of just 19, policymakers, health experts and researchers warned that the country’s demographic trajectory demands an urgent shift from short-term fixes to robust, evidence-based strategies.

Protest held against death of student in Swat

SWAT: Students of different colleges on Monday staged a protest against the death of a student in a shooting incident on the premises of Jahanzeb College. Students of Jahanzeb College, Kabal and Takhta Band degree colleges participated in the demonstration held on the premises of the new campus of Jahanzeb College.

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