Tag: #TaniaAidrus
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Tania Aidrus worked against the interest of Pakistan
Lahore, 10th September: Former special assistant to the prime minister on digital Pakistan Tania Aidrus worked against the interest of Pakistan, hence when the facts came to light she packed up her bag and left. According to the report of Baaghi TV, the court has declared that the former special assistant to the PM Khan…
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Who is the next SAPM to resign?
Lahore, 29th July 2020: In a series of tweets, the famous anchor Mubasher Lucman has revealed the next resignation from the PTI Government. Lucman wrote on his Twitter account that he has been informed from his sources about Shahbaz Gill, who could be the next in the list of resignations. Shahbaz Gill is the Special Assistant…
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Truth behind the resignation of Tania Aidrus
Lahore, 29th July 2020: The truth behind Tania Aidrus’s resignation has been revealed by the renowned anchorperson Mubashar Lucman. Mubashar Lucman has tweeted that Tania Aidrus has not resigned from the post rather it has been taken from her. She stands at a high moral level. If she had to resign, she would not have…
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After Tania, another special assistant to the prime minister resigned
According to a Baaghi TV report, another special assistant to the prime minister resigned after Tania Special Assistant to the Prime Minister for Health Dr Zafar Mirza has resigned. Zafar Mirza said that he came to Pakistan at the request of Prime Minister Imran Khan, left the World Health Organization. He says: “I worked hard…
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Government has Adopted a Balanced Strategy for Challenges of Coronavirus: Shibli Faraz
The government has adopted a balanced strategy for coping with the challenges of coronavirus, says Shibli Faraz.
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A ban on YouTube would leave thousands unemployed: Tania Aidrus
Islamabad: Yesterday, the Supreme Court had hinted at shutting down YouTube, on which now Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Imran Khan for Digital Media Tania Aidrus has issued a message saying that banning YouTube is not the solution to the problems. YouTube was banned in Pakistan for three years, which also limited the local…