Dubai: In Under-19 Asia Cup in Dubai today, India beat Pakistan by ninety runs. Batting first, India were all out for 240 runs in 46.1 overs. In reply, Pakistan were all out for 150 runs in 41.2 overs. According to Radio Pakistan, the match showcased a strong performance from the
New york: The Pakistan Super League hosted its second international roadshow in New York amid ‘growing interest’ from investors in the United States, Middle East, and Europe for its franchises. According to Radio Pakistan, the upcoming 11th edition of the league is set to take place next year in April
Punjab: Punjab Police are continuing the province-wide evacuation of illegally residing foreign nationals. According to Radio Pakistan, over thirty-one thousand Afghan nationals have so far been deported, while about two hundred individuals are currently housed at various holding centres. The spokesperson said a total of forty-six holding centres are operational
Lahore: Chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council, Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi, has called for unity among all religious and political parties. Addressing a ceremony in Lahore today, he emphasized the readiness of religious scholars to play their role in ensuring the country’s security. Ashrafi acknowledged the sacrifices rendered by the armed
Lahore: Punjab Sahulat Bazar Authority has been awarded prestigious international certifications by a recognized international organization based in Switzerland. The Punjab Sahulat Bazar Authority has received ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications, becoming the first institution of its kind to achieve both standards. According to Radio Pakistan, the certifications recognize
Islamabad: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has reiterated that the provincial government is committed to delivering modern infrastructure solutions in Karachi. He made this statement during a visit to the city to review progress on multiple mega development and transport infrastructure projects. According to Radio Pakistan, during the
Islamabad: Senior politicians Mehmood Maulvi and Imran Ismail commended the armed forces for setting a historic precedent in accountability by sentencing former Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed. According to Radio Pakistan, addressing a news conference, they emphasized that the accountability process, started now, will continue, and all beneficiaries of Faiz Hameed’s
Lahore: President Pakistan-China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry Nazir Hussain has emphasized that an export-led economy is the only sustainable route to national development. During an interview with Radio Pakistan’s correspondent Qasim Bukhari, Hussain highlighted the importance of aligning product quality, packaging, and labor standards with international benchmarks to