Tag: Finally

KARACHI - A week after the death of six Indus blind dolphins in the protected 'Indus Dolphin Reserve', the Sindh chief minister has finally taken notice of the incident and asked the departments concerned on Sunday to present a detailed report on the issue. Between January 24 and 28, six dolphins were reported dead in the Indus River between Guddu and Sukkur barrages in the Sukkur region.
Nature conservationists were of the view that chemical pollution or the poisons used by

KARACHI - The Hindus in Pakistan would finally be able to have their marriages registered as the government has finalised arrangements to table the draft of the 'Hindu Marriages Registration Bill' in the next National Assembly session, sources in federal government told Pakistan Today.
To resolve legal technicalities in the bill, the Pakistani government has invited a 10-member delegation of prominent Indian lawyers. The delegation led by Solicitor General of India Gopal

KARACHI: In a bid to settle the long running dispute between the Sindh government and the Hyderabad Electric Supply Corporation (HESCO) over outstanding dues of Rs27 billion; the two entities have composed field committees to properly scrutinize the details of the case.
The field committees, constituted of officials of both the Sindh government and HESCO, would evaluate the electricity bills issued to the sub-department of the provincial government in various districts excluding