Islamabad: All Pakistan Naat Khawani competition is set to take place at the Pakistan National Council of the Arts in Islamabad on Monday, starting at ten in the morning. According to Radio Pakistan, the event is being organized jointly by Radio Pakistan and Pakistan Television. The competition aims to bring
Islamabad: In Kasur Pakistan Army continued its rescue and relief operation throughout the night. In view of the severe flood situation in Kasur, Army personnel worked tirelessly through the night, transferring flood victims to safe locations using boats. According to Radio Pakistan, along with rescuing the flood victims, the Army
Lahore: Pakistan Army is continuing relief efforts for the flood affected people. Evacuation of people trapped in the floodwaters of River Sutlej and Head Sulemanki to safe locations is under way. According to Radio Pakistan, Pakistan Army, along with the civil administration, has established several rescue and relief camps. So
Kohat: The Kohat Peace Accord is playing a key role in establishing durable peace in Kurram district. According to Radio Pakistan, tribal elders belonging to Lower Kurram attended the Kohat Peace Accord at the invitation of the notables of Parachinar held on 11th of this month. The tribal elders of
Islamabad: Director General Radio Pakistan Saeed Ahmed Shaikh has announced that all available resources are being utilized to modernize Radio Pakistan and align it with contemporary broadcasting standards. Addressing the inaugural ceremony of the newly established Audio Archive Center and Podcast Studio at Broadcasting House in Quetta, he emphasized that
Faisalabad: Pakistan Army’s rescue operations continue in Jhang, Faisalabad, Chiniot, and Toba Tek Singh. To protect the population, Pakistan Army breached the embankment at three locations in Jhang and Faisalabad. According to Radio Pakistan, following the breaching of the embankment, between one hundred thousand and one hundred fifty thousand cusecs
Islamabad: On the directives of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) continues to provide support for relief and rescue operations in flood-affected areas. According to Radio Pakistan, NDMA has supplied 500 ration bags each to the flood-hit regions of Sialkot and Narowal. Each ration bag weighs
Kartarpur: At Darbar Sahib Gurdwara Kartarpur, operation to drain out floodwater has been completed and the sacred Sikh shrine will be re-opened for yatrees soon. According to Radio Pakistan, under the directives of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, Suthra Punjab teams and officials from multiple government departments worked round the clock