Pakistan Desk: Nine PCO ordinances become law
November 21st, 2009 / Categorized under: Pakistan
LAHORE, Nov 19: Nine ordinances promulgated under the Provisional Constitutional Order during the Musharraf regime became laws when Punjab Governor Salmaan Taseer endorsed the bills on Thursday. These bills were passed by the provincial assembly in…
Read Full Blog PostRelated Posts
- Vajood: Salman Taseer’s grievances with Shahbaz Sharif
- ProPakistani: After Punjab, NWFP Voices Against Night Packages
- Lahore Metblogs: Seatbelts now the law!!
- The Pak Factor: Musharraf’s Emergency Ruled Illegal; Every Rise has a Fall
- Vajood: The emergency that changed everything
- Let us build Pakistan: Province-like admin structure approved for NAs. Thank you, PPP.
- Problems of Pakistan: Pay tax to avoid arrest, luxury car owners told Pakistan
- Vajood: PPP wants to make rejoining arrangement reciprocal
- Let us build Pakistan: Geo Banned-II – Guest post by Aal e Hashmat
- Lahore Metblogs: Lahorites respond vehemently
- Let us build Pakistan: Hasan Nisar: Punjab and People’s Party
- Mrsalmanjafri’s Blog: Facebook: Environment committee – Pakistan Young Leaders Conference
- Let us build Pakistan: What was General Kayani’s message to Aitzaz Ahsan? How independent is the Supreme Court of Pakistan?
- Let us build Pakistan: Punjab Removes Tax on Luxury Vehicles – Elitest mindset? – By Ahmed Iqbalabadi
- All Things Pakistan: Supreme Court of Pakistan Disqualifies Nawaz Sharif and Shehbaz Sharif
- Let us build Pakistan: How did MQM foil PML-N’s anti-democratic plans on NRO – An analysis
- Five Rupees: The Governor and his Paper
- ProPakistani: Pay EVO Bills at Any MCB Branch
- Let us build Pakistan: Cabinet to approve NAs reforms tomorrow
- Lahore Metblogs: Questions of the Hour
- Vajood: Taseer quiet
- PkReaders – Pakistani Readers Blog: The Strange Case of Shumaila Rana: MPA Arrested for Credit Card Theft
- Let us build Pakistan: Judicial NRO for Sharifs?
- Let us build Pakistan: Punjab on knife-edge as extremists take hold: Taseer
- Pakistan Desk: Re-branding of NWFP
