Islamabad: Mainly rain-windstorm and thundershower is likely to occur at isolated places across various regions in Pakistan over the next twelve hours. The areas expected to experience these weather conditions include Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, northeastern and southern parts of Balochistan, Kashmir, Islamabad, Punjab, Sindh, and Gilgit-Baltistan. According to Radio Pakistan, the
Islamabad: Third spell of Monsoon is expected to begin from today. This was stated by Spokesperson of the National Disaster Management Authority Dr. Tayyab Shah while talking to a news channel. According to Radio Pakistan, he urged citizens to avoid crossing bridges, streams or inundated roads during periods of high
Islamabad: Dr. Hassan Daud But, an economist, has praised the government’s initiative to simplify the procedure for filing tax returns. He believes this move is a positive step as it aims to make the process more accessible for ordinary citizens, ultimately broadening the tax base and boosting revenue collection. According
Lahore: Dr. Raghib Hussain Naeemi has expressed approval of the newly established mechanism agreed upon by Pakistan, Iran, and Iraq for facilitating pilgrimages to holy sites in Iran and Iraq from Pakistan. This arrangement marks a shift from the previous system where pilgrims had to manage the entire process independently.
Lahore: Dr. Munawar Hussain, an expert in international relations, emphasized the significance of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Council of Foreign Ministers meeting in both regional and international contexts. He explained that organizations such as BRICS, NAM, and SCO play crucial roles in fostering regional cooperation and hold substantial influence.
Islamabad: The nation is grappling with devastating floods that have claimed at least 72 lives, damaged properties, and killed livestock, due to accelerated glacial melting following an extreme heatwave earlier this year. The human death toll is anticipated to rise as flash floods and landslides continue to create havoc across
Islamabad: The trade value between Afghanistan and Pakistan amounted to nearly one billion U.S. dollars in the first half of this year, a local media outlet, TOLOnews, reported late Saturday. Afghanistan’s trade with Pakistan totaled 989 million U.S. dollars during this period, with exports valued at 277 million dollars and
Islamabad: A total of 257 people were killed and 492 others injured in 501 terrorist incidents in Pakistan’s southwest Balochistan province during the first half of 2025, local authorities reported. According to Nam News Network, the report highlighted a 45 percent increase in terrorist incidents during the cited period compared