Javaid Ur Rahman

ISLAMABAD - Since the third round of the talks between the government and the PTI is around the corner, the top lawmakers in the national assembly

ISLAMABAD - The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Tuesday disrupted the National Assembly proceedings by creating rumpus in the house. The lawmakers of PTI, holding placards inscribed with slogans ‘Release Imran Khan', ‘Form judicial commission on May 9', created rumpus in the house when the chair refused to give the floor to the opposition members.

ISLAMABAD - Coordinator to the Prime Minister for Climate Change, Romina Khurshid Alam emphasized the urgent need for robust climate risk

ISLAMABAD - The top election regulatory body yesterday finally suspended the membership of eleven lawmakers from the National Assembly (NA) and seven from Sindh Assembly (SA) for not submitting assets details despite reminders.

ISLAMABAD - The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) MNAs for the fourth consecutive day on Thursday created rumpus in the proceedings of the National Assembly, ignoring the repeated instructions by the chair.

ISLAMABAD - The PTI's lawmakers in Friday's National Assembly proceedings, despite creating rumpus, failed to disrupt proceedings of the House. The

ISLAMABAD - The protest uproar, sloganeering, walkout, and even physical altercations in the Parliament is considered a normal practice across the world. The parliamentarians are often seen defending this non-parliamentary act in the premises of parliament house by saying it ‘A beauty of democracy'.

ISLAMABAD - The PML-N government in Monday’s National Assembly failed to maintain the required strength to run the proceedings of the House.

ISLAMABAD - Since the negotiations between the government and the opposition hang in the balance, the latter has visibly increased its protests in the parliamentary proceedings. The lawmakers from opposition benches [PTI] in Tuesday's National Assembly sitting, in the presence of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, created hullabaloo by making allout efforts to disrupt the proceedings.

ISLAMABAD - The federal government in Wednesday's National Assembly session, facing strong resistance from opposition benches, introduced ‘The Prevention of Electronic Crimes (Amendment) Bill, 2025' to deal with fake news and misuse of social media.