Najam Sethi visits Mansoora

LAHORE - The JI's top decision-making body, central executive committee, will meet on Saturday in Mansoora to streamline the religious party's election strategy for the forthcoming polls amid reports that its talks with the PML-N have broken down ...

Lahore: Ameer, Jamaat e Islami, Pakistan, Syed Munawar Hasan, has appealed to those wielding gun for the cause of their nation to seize fire, lay down arms and allow the people having public mandate to improve the situation in the country.

LAHORE, May 14: Jamaat-i-Islami chief Syed Munawar Hasan has called upon the Election Commission of Pakistan to announce re-polling in Karachi and Hyderabad to restore its image in the eyes of the nation and the world community. Talking to different ...

LAHORE, May 10: JUI-F secretary information Maulana Amjad Khan says the nation will vote its election symbol Book on the polling day on Saturday (today) in order to have an Islamic system in the country. Unluckily some parties have limited their ...

On 3oth April 2013 Military commemorated day of its members who sacrificed their lives in war against terror. As expected General Kyani gave much of its time while addressing, that Army is in support of election going to be held on May 11. This was ...

In the past the exhibition has been successfully exhibited at Aicon Gallery, NY, Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts and Queen's Museum of Art in New York, NY. Leveraging the momentum for Indian art, this year's exhibition is slated to travel all ...

Doha: Some taxi drivers in the city try to intimidate women passengers in the evening by forcing them to pay up without switching on the meter midway through the journey. Taxi companies have not responded to complaints of fleecing by the drivers, ...

LAHORE - Ahead of General Election 2013, the religio-political parties are holding each other responsible for the failure to form an electoral alliance or devise a seat adjustment formula, TheNation has learnt. Almost all the religio-political ...

In the contentious 1990s, politicians used the floor of the parliament and rallies to rail against opponents. Pakistan's newest crop of politicians isn't taking to the mic but to the smartphone. Over the past few years, most mainstream political and ...