Pakistan’s real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is likely to grow up to 3 percent in the current Fiscal Year (FY11) according to the First Quarterly Report of the State Bank on the State of the Pakistan’s Economy which was released
KARACHI: In spite of a few hiccups on their current tour of New Zealand, Pakistan believe they are shaping up nicely for World Cup 2011 which begins in Bangladesh on Feb. …
Pakistan are likely to announce a captain for the World Cup within the next few days, possibly even before the fourth ODI of the current series against New Zealand scheduled for February …
Rising terrorist attacks on religious processions and worship places in Pakistan has become one of the biggest problems for the current government as at least 739 people have been killed in last three
The Pakistan Government has decided against taking up major reconstruction and rehabilitation projects in the country's flood-hit areas during the current fiscal year, owing to a financial crunch and negligible fresh aid commitments from the international community over transparency issues.
NEW DELHI – This is a tipping point for Pakistan. Will it survive the current maelstrom of challenges – exemplified by the recent assassination of Governor Salmaan Taseer of Punjab by one
Former president Pervez Musharraf has blamed Pakistan Muslim League-N leader Nawaz Sharif for the current violent situation in Karachi, saying that he had ignored the military's advice and tried to corner the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (Altaf faction).
KARACHI: Complete ban has been imposed on pillion riding in Karachi from midnight Sunday for seven days, according to the notification issued by Sindh Home Department. Sindh Home Minister Zulfiqar Mirza in this regard said the ban on pillion riding has been imposed in view of the current law and order situation in the metropolis. He also appealed to the Karachiites to extend their cooperation for restoring peace to the city. “Those disrupting the peace of the city will crushed with an iron hand,” he added.
Former Pakistan cricket captain and chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, Imran Khan, has given three suggestions to steer the country out of the current crises, warning otherwise the consequences would be disastrous.
Cricket Kenya chief executive Tom Sears has told ESPNcricinfo that plans are progressing to introduce a new national tournament in the country with the aim of improving the domestic structure and helping bridge the current gulf between the local and international game. At present, the Nairobi Provincial Cricket League is the country’s main competition, but standards are widely regarded as being poor and not conducive to bringing on young players. An attempt by CK to start a provincial event in 2009 failed for a variety of reasons, but Sears believes…