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Prime Minister Imran Khan spoke to Bill Gates, who runs the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, on Wednesday and they exchanged views on the Covid-19 pandemic, polio eradication campaign, health and development issues, and climate change. The PM told Gates about Pakistan's 10 Billion tree Tsunami Initiative, and he acknowledged Pakistan’s commitment to addressing climate change. They two agreed that the world must come together to face this global challenge. Imran Khan also underscored the importance of equitable, timely, and scaled delivery of Covid-19 vaccines to low-income countries. The...

PM House used for anti-state, destructive activities during PML-N govt: Kanwal Shauzab   Published On Past rulers plundered national wealth, made assets abroad: Zartaj ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - Parliamentary Secretary for Planning Kanwal Shauzab on Wednesday said the Prime Minister office that was used for anti-state and destructive activities during the Pakistan Muslim League (N) government was now being used for socio economic development of common man. Addressing a press conference here along with Minister of State for Climate Change Zartaj Gul, she said former Planning Minister Ahsan Iqb...

KARACHI: Two members from each side of the house spoke on Monday during a debate aimed at registering their proposals for the next financial year’s budget of the provincial government. However, the lawmakers instead of forwarding their respective proposals indulged mainly in levelling allegations and counter-allegations and passing controversial remarks against each other. Arsalan Taj Ghumman of the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, who opened the pre-budget discussion, came down heavily on the Pakistan Peoples Party’s provincial government saying it could only achieve 30 per cent of its revenue...

Lahore April 23, 2021 LAHORE: Federal Minister Ghulam Sarwar Khan on Thursday called on Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar at his office and discussed matters of mutual interest. Both strongly condemned the Quetta blast and expressed deep grief over the loss of human lives. They also deplored the opposition’s response to the recent situation. The chief minister stated that the enemy was trying to destabilise the country and asserted that the nefarious designs of the enemy would be thwarted. The nation, as well as the law enforcement agencies, had rendered invaluable sacrifices for maintain...

AURORA: What is the basis for the government’s assertion that it has handled the pandemic well? FAISAL SULTAN: We can talk about numbers and other things, but the most obvious objective when the pandemic began was to ensure that the health system was not overwhelmed. There were two peaks and in both cases, we were able to avoid running out of hospital beds or allowing the health system to trip. At all stages, we had the capacity – this is one way of looking at it. If we look at it from the point of view of mortality per capita, it has been lower than in many regions. In fact, the entire ...