Atleast 21 women injured in BISP stipend distribution stampede
Women were queued outside the BISP centre when the stampede broke out. As a result, 20 women fell unconscious.
SC bench hearing pleas against military courts dissolved once again
Justice Mansoor Ali Shah excused himself from the hearing of the case after the government raised objections over his inclusion.
Pakistani couple make ‘matka chai’ an instant hit in the UK
Within days of opening their first branch of Cha Sha, the concept became an instant hit on social media and Londoners from across the city started flocking to the venue to taste the Chai to refresh memories from back home.
APTMA strongly denies rumors regarding closure of mills
Rumors began making the rounds that the textile mills are closing down due to the absence of RCET. However, APTMA has rejected the reports as it has not released any statement regarding the closure of mills.Â
Russia’s Wagner Group Seizes Key City, Putin Vows for Retribution
The recent takeover orchestrated by Yevgeny Prigozhin and the Wagner Group has introduced a new dimension to the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Miftah Ismail resigns from all PML-N posts, says goodbye to politics
Miftah Ismail thanked the party leadership for reposing confidence in him for the party and government responsibilities, adding that he will no more remain active in the electoral politics.
Pakistan needs a level political playing field: Former US NSA Bolton
John Bolton also said that the citizens of Pakistan wouldn't benefit from situations that grant China greater influence.
WAPDA & Al Maktoum’s private office join hands for solar power development in Pakistan
The MoUs aim to create a cooperative framework between the Private Office and WAPDA, facilitating collaboration and exploration of investment opportunities in Pakistan's energy sector.
Strong reactions pour in as Biden, Modi urge Pakistan to end ‘cross-border terrorism’
Pakistani netizens are demanding that the government of Pakistan hit back at India and the US with a befitting response for asking it to do more against terrorism.
Suleman Dawood was “terrified” about submarine trip but agreed for Father’s Day, aunt says
According to the aunt of Suleman Dawood, he ended up going on the trip because it fell on Father's Day, and he wanted to please his dad Shahzada, who was passionate about the lore of the Titanic.
Govt asks HEC to revoke its order of ban on celebrating Holi
Education Minister Rana Tanveer Hussain has asked the Higher Education Commission to withdraw the letter that took exception to the Hindu festival of Holi being celebrated at a university.
APTMA urges govt. to continue RCET for export industry
In the absence of a viable energy tariff, it is expected that 75% of the industrial establishments based in Punjab will cease operations within the next three months.