For the amazing contributions that women in Pakistan have made to the advancement of the nation, the National Assembly has passed a resolution that pays a meaningful respect to the women of Pakistan.
Recognizing the tenacity of women in the face of adversity and their unyielding dedication to attaining equality and justice, the Resolution was proposed by Shahida Rehmani on the occasion of the national day for women.
Mather-e-Millat Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah, Begum Ra’ana Liaquat Ali Khan, and Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Shaheed were honored by the women’s Parliamentary Caucus, and the group expressed their hope for a future in which every woman in Pakistan will be able to flourish without fear.
A united commitment to establishing a nation in which women are not just equal partners but also leaders, innovators, and change-makers was reaffirmed by the House of Representatives and Reaffirmed.
A notification was given to the Lower House informing them that the government is planning to implement four new infrastructure cables and five-gigabit services in order to provide consumers with a reliable and speedy internet connection.
Parliamentary Secretary on Information Technology and Telecommunication Sabheen Ghoury stated that the 5G services will be deployed in the country by the middle of this year in response to a question that was asked during the question hour in the house.
Rana Tanveer Hussain, the Minister for Industries and Production, responded to a point of order that was brought by Raja Pervaiz Ashraf, the leader of the PPP. He stated that the government will not be winding down the Utilities Stores Corporation, and that the prospects of its employees will be protected.
Restructuring the organization is the only thing that we are going to do, according to him. As a result of the multiple outlets that were opened on a political basis across Pakistan, he stated that there are certain problems with the utility stores. On the basis of political considerations, he stated that individuals were dumped at utility stores, which led to an increase in the corporation’s troubles.
In response to a calling attention notice, the Minister of Power, Sardar Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari, stated that employees of power generation businesses will either be merged into Distribution businesses or laid off without any infringement on their legally protected rights.

Today is World Radio Day, which is being celebrated all around the world, including in Pakistan, to bring attention to the significance of radio as a significant medium for the dissemination of information, the provision of education, and the supply of entertainment to individuals.

Within the context of World Radio Day, the theme for this year is “Radio And Climate Change,” with the intention of providing assistance to radio stations in their journalistic coverage of this matter.

In a statement he delivered on the occasion of World Radio Day, Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif stated that radio played an effective role in raising awareness among the people in reaction to various difficulties.

According to him, radio plays a significant part in the formation of opinions concerning the challenge of climate change and the repercussions it has.

In addition to fulfilling the demand for pleasure and promoting culture, Shehbaz Sharif stated that Radio Pakistan and community stations have not only played an important role in the dissemination of information but have also met another requirement.

According to the Prime Minister, climate change is a global problem, and the entire globe is struggling to handle the repercussions of this challenge, which are occurring in rapid succession.

In light of the fact that developing nations such as Pakistan are among the most susceptible to the effects of climate change, he stated that the significance of radio has increased in order to make use of its role in raising awareness among the general public.

A statement made by the Prime Minister indicated that the government is dedicated to promoting radio Pakistan, FM stations, and community stations that are part of the private sector.

The consistent increase in the amount of money sent back from outside is one of the most important indicators of Pakistan’s growing economy. At the same time, this demonstrates that Pakistanis living outside of the country have a high level of confidence in the economic policies that are now being implemented by the state.