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ISLAMABAD: The Senate was assured on Friday that no elite group would be prioritised for Covid-19 vaccination. Responding to a calling attention notice moved by Senators Sherry Rehman and Ayesha Raza Farooq, Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Ali Muhammad Khan allayed fears that the vaccine would be administered on a priority basis to politicians, generals and judges. He said that priority would be given only to high-risk category including frontline healthcare professionals, elderly people and teachers. He said registration for vaccination would be made through an online portal �...

Over 1 million Pakistanis registered as Tiger Force volunteers January 29, 2021 ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: A total of 1,042,027 Pakistanis are registered as volunteers of the Tiger Force, the Senate was told. Sharing the data with the House on Friday, the Minister Incharge of the Prime Minister’s Office told that 681,495 persons are registered as Tiger Force volunteers from Punjab, 160,804 from Sindh, 149,632 from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and 15,676 from Balochistan. Likewise, 15,020 registered Tiger Force volunteers belong to the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT), 12,715 to Azad Jammu and Kashmir (A...

Mon, 01, 21 Prime Minister Imran Khan keeps the nation updated on the achievements of his economic team through his twitter. Prime Minister Imran Khan keeps the nation updated on the achievements of his economic team through his twitter. By regularly tweeting monthly figures of current account deficit, exports as well as foreign remittances he tries to assure the countrymen that the economy of the country is on the mend despite a massive slowdown in the world economy due to Covid-19 pandemic. One must appreciate these achievements, however little they are, but for a layman on the street avai...

Imran Khan’s 2020: A Culture of Insult P.M. Khan addresses his Tiger Force in Islamabad. YouTube Pakistan’s incumbent government marked the past year with modest economic success, and a significant ramping up of toxic language in civil discourse When Imran Khan took charge as Prime Minister of Pakistan in 2018 he was faced with the challenge of running a country suffering from political instability; corrupt politics; military adventurism in its immediate region; an educational system booby-trapped by ideology making transfer of technology impossible; a near total lack of sovereignty over ...

Can The Pakistani Youth Keep Themselves Away From The Toxic Political Milieu In The Country? December 11, 2020 The Coronavirus Relief Tiger Force (CRTF), a youth-led initiative in Pakistan, has mobilized support and relief for the needy during the lockdown. However, the real challenge is how to keep the youth away from the toxic political environment in the country. According to government officials, CRTF received an unprecedented response from the public. One report suggests that around 0.3 million people registered to become a part of the CRTF. Another report suggests that around half a ...