Islamabad: In continuation of Pakistan’s support to the people of Sri Lanka following the widespread devastation caused by Cyclone Ditwa and in response to Sri Lanka’s appeal for international assistance, NDMA has dispatched further humanitarian relief to Colombo. An additional 20 ton of relief items have been sent from Lahore
Islamabad: A reception was organized in honour of the winners of the International Qirrat Competition 2025 in Karachi today. Sindh Minister for Auqaf, Religious Affairs, Zakat and Ushr Department Riaz Hussain Shah Sheerazi graced the occasion as the chief guest. According to Radio Pakistan, the distinguished Qaris, who secured top
Islamabad: Minister for Communication Abdul Aleem Khan has announced plans to introduce an air ambulance service on all highways across the country next year to provide first aid to the injured and to shift them to nearby hospitals. He made this announcement while responding to a question during Question Hour
Islamabad: Balochistan Governor Sheikh Jaffar Khan Mandokhail has called on Speaker National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq in Islamabad. Matters related to ongoing development projects in the province, public welfare initiatives, and future priorities were discussed during the meeting. According to Radio Pakistan, the discussion focused on the progress of current
Islamabad: Chairman PM’s Youth Program Rana Mashhood Khan has announced that two hundred billion rupees will be allocated this year to provide loans to the youth under the Prime Minister’s Youth Program. This initiative aims to empower young individuals to start their own businesses. According to Radio Pakistan, Rana Mashhood
Gilgit: The National Highway Authority will construct two major roads in the Gilgit region at a cost of over twenty-two billion rupees. According to Radio Pakistan, the new roads aim to alleviate traffic congestion on connected routes. By redistributing vehicle load more efficiently, the construction is expected to reduce bottlenecks
Islamabad: Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan held delegation level talks in Islamabad today. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif led the Pakistani delegation while the Kyrgyz side was led by its President Sadyr Zhaparov. Both leaders emphasized the significance of expanding and deepening Pakistan-Kyrgyz relations that were underpinned by historic links, cultural similarities, shared
Islamabad: The Foreign Office has clarified that Luqman Khan, who was arrested in the United States, is not a Pakistani national or of Pakistani origin. According to Radio Pakistan, the Foreign Office stated that Luqman Khan is an Afghan who spent a few years as a refugee before moving to