Showing posts with label session. Show all posts
Showing posts with label session. Show all posts

Sunday, 23 March 2014

National Assembly session today



ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly will meet today (Monday) at the Parliament House.

The government is expected to take the lower house of the parliament into confidence over talks with the Taliban.

Sources said that issue of Saudi Arabia’s financial aid to Pakistan will also come under discussion over a calling attention notice.

Monday, 10 March 2014

DareToZlatan - The Most Amazing Q&A Session in Twitter History


Zlatan Ibrahimovic is fast becoming one of the most loved football personalities in the world, as well as one of the game's most outstanding talents.

The gift that keeps on giving took to Twitter today in true Zlatan style to do a Q&A session for his followers and anyone that was interested.

The hashtag #DareToZlatan was trending for most of the day and it's probably a result of the big Swede's hilarious Zlatan-esque responses, mostly given in the third person.

Here's a roundup of some of the truly amazing tweets

Friday, 28 February 2014

Extrajudicial killings?: MQM walks out of the session, again

MQM MPAs walkout of the Sindh Assembly on Tuesday. PHOTO: MOHAMMAD AZEEM/EXPRESS 

KARACHI:  During the session, MQM lawmakers staged a token walkout of the assembly proceedings against the arrest and ‘extrajudicial killings’ of their workers in Karachi.
Soon after reciting Fateha, the deputy parliamentary leader of the MQM, Khawaja Izharul Hassan, drew the speaker’s attention towards the death of their another activist, Mohammad Adil, whose was subjected to torture by the police and law-enforcement agencies after his arrest on February 8.  “As many as 10 workers of our party have fallen victim to extrajudicial killings and 45 activists are missing,” he said, adding that they have approached the police and law-enforcement agencies, but no one was willing to disclose their whereabouts.
“Our party activists are being victimised in the name of ongoing operation. This kind of operation has deepened the sense of deprivation. It seems that the Sindh government has given a free hand to law enforcers to kill our people,” he said.
The MQM leader said that they would not tolerate and resist the state operation against their people. “We are now staging a walkout and this protest will continue until the government stops victimising us,” he added.  After a few minutes walkout, they returned to the session and took part in the proceedings.