Kabul: Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar has arrived in Kabul for a day-long visit to Afghanistan. During this visit, he is expected to engage in significant diplomatic activities aimed at strengthening regional connectivity. According to Radio Pakistan, Deputy Prime Minister Dar will sign the trilateral Framework Agreement on Joint Feasibility
Islamabad: Asian Development Bank (ADB) has released a report titled “Pakistan Digital Ecosystem”, highlighting the pivotal role of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) in improving Pakistan’s digital landscape. According to Radio Pakistan, the report notes that foreign investment was encouraged to enhance digital infrastructure and accelerate digital transformation.
Jhelum: Pakistan Army is engaged in rescue and relief operations in various areas affected by flooding caused by recent heavy rains. Army personnel have reached flood-hit areas of Dhok Bhedar and Darapur in Jhelum District to evacuate flood-affected people to safer locations and provide them with food and medical assistance.
Rawalpindi: Heavy monsoon downpours have lashed different parts of the country, including Rawalpindi and Islamabad. According to Radio Pakistan, a spokesperson of the met office reported that the highest rainfall was recorded in Islamabad at 193 mm, followed by 179 mm in Rawalpindi. Other affected areas include Mandi Bahuddin with
Islamabad: Pakistan Army, in collaboration with Al-Shifa Trust, organized a free surgical eye camp in the remote area of Jimber in Neelum Valley. Patients received free medical checkups and underwent surgeries, addressing a significant healthcare need in the region. According to Radio Pakistan, the camp also provided free medicines and
Islamabad: Intermittent rain, wind, and thundershowers are expected at most places in Kashmir, Islamabad, the Pothohar region, northeast Punjab, upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Gilgit-Baltistan during the next twelve hours. Scattered heavy falls, occasionally very heavy, are also likely during this period. Isolated rain, wind, and thundershowers are expected in central
Srinagar: The oppressed people of Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir continue to face gross political and legal injustice under India’s colonial rule. According to Radio Pakistan, the Kashmiri people have been subjected to massacres, fake encounters, custodial killings, and arbitrary arrests under draconian laws. The report highlighted that justice
Rawalpindi: Heavy monsoon downpours have lashed different parts of the country including Rawalpindi and Islamabad. A spokesperson of Met Office told our correspondent that the highest rainfall of 193 mm was recorded in Islamabad, 179 mm in Rawalpindi, 167 mm in Mandi Bahuddin, 142 mm in Chakwal, and 81 mm