Delhi: India has announced a comprehensive ban on all imports from Pakistan, citing national security and public policy considerations as the primary reasons for this decision.
According to Nam News Network, the prohibition includes the direct or ind…
Kabul: Afghanistan exported 466,000 tonnes of fruits and dried fruits during the Persian calendar year of 1403, which ended on March 20, according to the office of the acting deputy prime minister for economic affairs. The total exports in the specifi…
Lahore: In the 10th Edition of the Pakistan Super League, Quetta Gladiators edged out Islamabad United by two wickets during an intense match held in Lahore last night. Islamabad United, batting first, set a target of 158 runs within the allotted 20 overs. According to Radio Pakistan, Quetta Gladiators successfully
Lahore: In Pakistan Super League, Lahore Qalandars will face Karachi Kings in Lahore tonight. The match will start at eight pm. According to Radio Pakistan, the match, part of the ongoing PSL-10, promises to be a significant event as both teams are preparing to showcase their skills on the cricket
Islamabad: Dr. Abdullah Gul, a defence analyst, has asserted that the international community has ceased to support India’s narrative following the alleged false flag operation in Pahalgam. The Indian government’s repeated attempts to malign Pakistan have resulted in its isolation on the global stage. The lack of evidence supporting India’s
Lahore: The sixty-second death anniversary of playwright and poet Shaukat Thanvi was observed today. Born in 1904, Thanvi made significant contributions to Urdu literature with an impressive portfolio of around sixty books, which included collections of short stories, novels, and essays. According to Radio Pakistan, Shaukat Thanvi was honored with
Islamabad: The Ministry of Religious Affairs has announced significant advancements in the automation and integration of systems related to Hajj operations. According to Radio Pakistan, Assistant Director of the IT cell at the Ministry, Jamil ur Rehman, shared details of these developments during an interview with correspondent Abdul Rehman Cheema.
Islamabad: The Hajj Operation is progressing smoothly, with ninety-eight percent of intending pilgrims having received their visas under the government-sponsored scheme. A successful execution of the operation is evident as the majority of the applicants have completed the necessary visa procedures. According to Radio Pakistan, some pilgrims hailing from remote