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Services to also be suspended in select areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab, say sources
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In case two sides agree to enter into dialogue process, it may lead to calling off of PTI’s Nov 24 protest march
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Rawalpindi police say will seek physical remand of former prime minister
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Authorities charge Adani, two others for paying more than $250 million in bribes to Indian government officials
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Council says social media and VPNs should serve educational, business, and national security purposes
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Legislators also vote to reject resolutions on tank, mortar rounds by similar margins
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Maulana Fazl says time is not ripe for PTI to hold protests as they will lose importance
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PTI spokesperson Sheikh Waqas says no negotiations will affect the November 24 "final protest"
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Army chief addresses business community in Karachi, expresses optimism about country's economic progress
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PPP CEC meeting will now be convened after his return to Pakistan, say sources
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