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Govt Appoints Farid Ahmad Tarar as CCP Chairman

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March 11, 2026

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Government has appointed Farid Ahmad Tarar as the Chairman, Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP). He brings over three decades of experience in public financial management, regulatory reform, and economic…

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The Data We Don’t Own

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March 3, 2026

It’s 2026, and if you listen to the digital discourse in Islamabad or Karachi, you would think that we have finally cracked the code. We are a nation of 120 million internet…

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Former FIA Chief Sanaullah Abbasi Says Law No Longer Regulates Politics

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February 23, 2026

KARACHI: Former director general of the Federal Investigation Agency Dr Sanaullah Abbasi has said law no longer regulates politics and its use as a weapon has become essential to understand in view…

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Punjab Govt Approves Second Anti-Narcotics Court in Rawalpindi Division

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February 16, 2026

RAWALPINDI: Approval has been granted for the establishment of a second Anti-Narcotics Court in Rawalpindi. The number of cases pending in the existing Anti-Narcotics Force court in the Rawalpindi division has reached nearly…

Why Constitutionalism in Pakistan Is Court-Centered

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February 16, 2026

Pakistan’s constitutional story is unlike that of most democracies. Here, constitutionalism has not been sustained by political restraint, parliamentary supremacy, or entrenched democratic culture. Instead, it has survived, when it has survived…

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The Myth of Judicial Failure

Estimated read time 6 min read
February 14, 2026

In Pakistan, delays in the justice system are often seen as a failure of the judiciary. When cases remain pending for years, it is easy to blame judges as if they alone…

LHC Sets Aside PRA Decision Levying Multi-Million-Rupee Sales Tax on FWE-II

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February 13, 2026

RAWALPINDI: While authoring the 16-page verdict in a matter relating to a multi-million-rupee sales tax demand, Justice Jawad Hassan of the Lahore High Court ruled that the Punjab Revenue Authority (PRA) lacks…

Juvenile Justice: Theory and Practice

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February 12, 2026

What does society truly mean when it labels someone a “juvenile”? Is it simply a matter of age, or does it reflect a deeper understanding of childhood, development, and vulnerability? Juvenile Justice:…

Public Facilitation Center, Islamabad Supreme Court of Pakistan – Where Justice Meets the Litigant

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February 1, 2026

ISLAMABAD, (PR) – Justice is not measured only by the words written in judgments. It is felt in moments of uncertainty, in corridors once marked by confusion, and in the quiet hope…

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Woman as a Divine Blessing

Estimated read time 4 min read
January 28, 2026

From the earliest chapters of human history, women have struggled for dignity, recognition and rights. Across civilisations, they were subjected to degradation, abuse and physical and moral cruelty. It was Islam that…

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