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The brave new digital world of Pakistani politics - Vimarsana News

The brave new digital world of Pakistani politics

As dust settles from the 2024 elections, the digital space has just become the prime arena for political campaigning

Pakistan's majority defies its military establishment - Vimarsana News

Pakistan's majority defies its military establishment

Millions voted against Pakistan’s powerful military establishment, but whether the military high command will be able to digest and move on from PTI’s electoral success remains unclear.

'Sad day for Supreme Court': Legal experts weigh in on resignation of Justice Ijazul Ahsan - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

'Sad day for Supreme Court': Legal experts weigh in on resignation of Justice Ijazul Ahsan - Pakistan

Basil Nabi Malik sums up Justice Ahsan's legacy as controversial but recalls that he was on the right side of history at times; Barrister Asad Rahim says the resignation will have "far-reaching consequences".

Source: dawn.com
Legal fraternity divided over Supreme Court's quashing of lifetime disqualification - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Legal fraternity divided over Supreme Court's quashing of lifetime disqualification - Pakistan

Basil Nabi Malik terms it "much-needed correction" while Asad Rahim says court has "unsettled its own settled law".

Source: dawn.com
Trusts are accused of using foreign doctors as "cheap labour" in fellowship schemes - Vimarsana News

Trusts are accused of using foreign doctors as "cheap labour" in fellowship schemes

Overseas doctors on an England-wide trainee scheme are being paid less than trainees employed by trusts and face reduced benefits, finds Madlen Davies English hospital trusts have been accused of using doctors from overseas as “cheap labour” as part of fellowship schemes in which they can be paid less than doctors employed by trusts and sent home if they become pregnant, The BMJ has found. Foreign doctors come to English hospital trusts as “fellows” as part of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges’ medical training initiative (MTI) scheme.1 They work for two years in the NHS to gain...

Source: bmj.com