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 Anusha Rahman 

Anusha Rahman Ahmad Khan (Urdu: انوشہ رحمان احمد خان‬‎; born 1 June 1968) is a Pakistani politician and a lawyer who is the current Minister of State for Information Technology and Telecommunication, in office since August 2017. She previously served as the Minister of State of Information Technology and Telecommunication of Pakistan in the third Sharif ministry from 2013 to 2017. A member of the Pakistan Muslim League (N), Khan has been a member of National Assembly of Pakistan since 2008.

 Early life and education 

Rahman was born on 1 June 1968.[1]

Her family hails from Gawalmandi, Lahore and she is the only parliamentarian from her family.[2] In 1992, Rehman graduated with a LLB and received an LLM from University College London specializing in Law and Economics of regulated industries, networks and markets.[3][4]

In early 90s, Rehman worked as a lawyer in her uncle's chambers. Her uncle handled the legal matters of the businesses owned by the Sharif family. During working at uncle's chambers, Rehman became a member of the PML-N.[2] She is a professional corporate lawyer by profession.[2] According to Rehman, she had been working with the telecom sector since the 1990s.[2]