The Latest Breaking News from Marriyum Aurangzeb

From banning tuk-tuks and barbecues to demolishing old brick kilns, Pakistan's government is pushing a series of measures to fight record-breaking smog.

Authorities in the worst-hit Punjab province launch mobile clinics and shut schools amid record pollution levels.

Protest by pro-gov’t supporters outside Supreme Court and parliament resolution against top judge escalate the tensions.

Court orders suspension of operation until Thursday as police withdraw from Lahore area near ex-prime minister’s home.

Hundreds of supporters of Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan are defying a ban on rallies in a commercial area of the city of Lahore, taunting police and asking to be arrested en masse

Pakistan has already received total pledges of $8.57 billion for helping in flood recovery at a conference in Geneva, information minister Marriyum Aurangzeb said on Monday.

Pak Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb announced on Twitter that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has named Munir as Pakistan's new Army Chief. Read on for details:

Pakistan will reduce its official work week to five days from six in a bid to reduce energy and fuel consumption as part of an energy conservation plan approved by the country's cabinet on Tuesday, the information minister said.

Pakistan’s federal minister for information and broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb said that the state-owned Pakistan Television Corporation has sacked TV anchor Ahmed Quraishi, after he visited Israel as part of a Pakistani diaspora delegation, the Express Tribune reported.