Tag: Hamid

The Royal Palm Team comprising Sardar Murad, Omer Salamat, Mohammed Rehman and Shoaib Bokhari showed ample determination and demonstrated immense golf playing ability to...

Quetta Judicial Magistrate-III Muhammad Ibrahim Kakar has issued a non-bailable arrest warrant for Geo’s anchorperson and columnist Hamid Mir as well as the chairman...

Professional Group supported by Hamid Khan defeated its rival backed by Asma Jehangir in Lahore Bar Association elections on Saturday, unofficial results said Saturday. Chaudhry...

Geo TV anchor and journalist Hamid Mir on Wednesday claimed that he had received threatening messages on his BlackBerry following talk shows in which...

Veteran politician, lawyer, former president of Tehreek-e-Istaqlal and committed worker of Pakistan Movement Malik Hamid Sarfraz died after a protracted illness. He was 90....

A prominent and trustworthy ally of Syed Hussain Shaheed Saharwardy, the founding member of Tehreek-e-Istaklal, Awami League and Pakistan Peoples Party, Malik Hamid Sarfraz...

ISLAMABAD - Former Religious Affairs minister Hamid Saeed Kazmi hinted on Sunday at the possibility of leaving the Pakistan People's Party (PPP) due to maltreatment of party leaders and said that soon he would hold a meeting with Shah Mehmood Qureshi to finalize his future strategy.
His final announcement is expected within the next few days. Sources said, Kazmi decided to quit PPP when the party abandoned him during the Hajj corruption scandal. He was upset when Prime Minister

LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Friday granted pre-arrest protective bail to former federal religious affairs minister Hamid Saeed Kazmi until February 17 in the Haj corruption scam. LHC CJ Ijaz Chaudhry asked Kazmi to move the IHC for the bail's confirmation with a fresh petition, as the matter fell in the territorial jurisdiction of Islamabad where the Haj scam case was lodged against him by the FIA. Khurram Latif Khosa represented Kazmi in the court. The court directed the

MOSCOW - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev accepted on Friday an invitation to visit Afghanistan during a milestone summit with Hamid Karzai that aimed to revive bilateral trade ties.
The embattled Afghan leader paid his first state visit to Russia amid political mayhem at home that saw a delay in the seating of a new parliament and renewed questions about his ability to lead the war-ravaged state.
But Karzai found warm support in Moscow during a visit that will also see him