Karachi to Get One-Stop Centre for CNIC, Passport and Other Government Services
The Interior Ministry plans a Karachi facilitation centre bringing passport, CNIC, arms-licence and NOC services under one roof, with a master plan due in 10 days.
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The Interior Ministry plans a Karachi facilitation centre bringing passport, CNIC, arms-licence and NOC services under one roof, with a master plan due in 10 days.
Health authorities have reviewed implementation of 2D barcodes and medicine track-and-trace measures as Pakistan works towards stronger pharmaceutical traceability and WHO Level-3 regulatory status.
NCCIA says 61 people were arrested in a Rawalpindi call-centre raid over an alleged foreign loan-recovery fraud, with 155 laptops and 71 mobile phones seized for forensic analysis.
Pakistan has reduced petrol by Rs2.27 per litre to Rs389.03 and high-speed diesel by Rs3.56 to Rs404.97, with the revised rates effective September 29.
The newly inducted PNS/M Hangor has carried out its first live-weapon firing in the North Arabian Sea, engaging a designated long-range target with an anti-ship cruise missile.
Islamabad is hosting the SCO Council of National Coordinators from September 28 to 30 as Pakistan begins its 2026–27 chairmanship programme.
The proposed STAR-WASH-1 programme would combine World Bank, Asian Development Bank and provincial financing to expand safer water and sanitation services across rural Sindh.
Military chiefs from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye have discussed intelligence sharing, coordination and capability integration under the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement.
Information Minister Attaullah Tarar says Pakistan carried out aerial and drone strikes at 10 locations in Afghanistan after drone incursions a day earlier.
A €54.24m climate resilience and rural development programme will target infrastructure, basic services and renewable energy across all districts of Gilgit-Baltistan.
Pakistan is facing growing pressure across its energy system as Gulf supply disruptions raise fuel and LNG costs and put pressure on electricity generation.
Gilgit-Baltistan has presented a Rs218.8 billion budget for 2026-27, including development spending, salary allocations and new social-sector measures.
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