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Lawmakers in Pakistan’s Senate have forcefully condemned a recent honour killing in Balochistan that claimed the lives of a man and a woman. The tragic shooting has sparked outrage among legislators, who described the act as “barbaric” and urged immediate justice. Senators stressed that no civilized nation should tolerate such brutality. Senators Speak Out During …
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Samsung’s upcoming flagship, the Galaxy S26, could become one of the most powerful smartphones ever released. Sources close to the development have revealed that it may run on Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2 chipset. This next-generation processor promises dramatic performance improvements, energy efficiency, and enhanced AI capabilities—raising the bar for what premium smartphones …
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Marcus Rashford has taken a major step in his football career. The 27-year-old forward has passed a medical at Barcelona, moving closer to completing a high-profile loan deal from Manchester United. The England international landed in Catalonia on Sunday night and completed his medical at the club’s training facility on Monday morning, where he was …
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The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) faced a sharp dip on Monday as the benchmark KSE-100 Index fell nearly 400 points. Market volatility and investor profit-taking ahead of end-July contract expiries drove the decline, putting an end to the recent bullish streak. Index Slides After Record High After reaching a historic peak last week, the KSE-100 …
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Pakistan is stepping into the future of public transportation with its first solar metro—a trackless and ticketless system now under pilot testing in Lahore. The revolutionary project marks a major shift in how urban transport operates in the country, using clean energy and smart technology to reduce pollution and improve mobility. What Makes It Unique? …
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In a sharp escalation of the Aafia Siddiqui case, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Monday issued contempt notices to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and the entire federal cabinet. The court took this action after the government repeatedly failed to submit a response on the matter of Dr Siddiqui’s health, release, and repatriation from the …
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At least 17 Palestinians have died in Israeli airstrikes across Gaza since dawn on Monday, according to hospital reports. The latest wave of violence has triggered more international alarm, especially as Israel appears to be preparing a broader military takeover of the besieged territory. Deaths Across Gaza Israeli shelling in central Gaza killed three people …
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In a decisive counterterrorism operation, Pakistani security forces killed four militants in Balochistan’s Kalat district, reinforcing efforts to eliminate Indian-sponsored terrorism from the region. The operation, based on intelligence reports, was launched on the night of July 19–20 amid rising militant attacks in the province. Night Raid Targets Terror Group According to the military’s media …
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A deadly aid incident in Gaza has intensified global concern over the worsening hunger crisis. On Sunday, Israeli gunfire killed at least 67 Palestinians waiting for humanitarian food supplies in northern Gaza, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. The keyword here—hunger crisis—underscores the growing desperation in the region. Chaos at Aid Distribution Turns Deadly Thousands …
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Parvez Hossain and Mustafizur Rahman powered Bangladesh to a dominant T20 win over Pakistan, crushing the visitors by nine wickets in a one-sided contest defined by sharp bowling and clean hitting. Their commanding performance marked another step in Bangladesh’s T20 resurgence. Mustafizur Makes History Bangladesh’s bowlers choked Pakistan from the start. Mustafizur Rahman led the …
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Investor optimism surged this week as the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) closed at a record high of 138,597 points, boosted by strong signs of economic recovery. The benchmark KSE-100 Index gained 4,298 points overall, marking a 3.2% increase week-on-week. A sharp rally on Monday alone added 2,203 points, pushing the index to 136,502—its highest level …
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Karachi experienced light monsoon rains on Sunday morning after several days of humid and cloudy weather. These showers brought slight relief to residents and marked the early signs of an approaching monsoon system. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), more monsoon rains are expected in the city and surrounding regions in the coming days. …
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A highly anticipated veterans’ cricket match between India and Pakistan has been canceled after Indian players withdrew, citing recent geopolitical tensions. The move has cast a shadow over sporting ties between the two nations, despite recent efforts to rekindle them through non-traditional avenues like volleyball and hockey. Match Called Off Over Political Tensions The World …
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A stark academic performance gap has come to light as results of the NED University entrance exam revealed that many top-grade students from Sindh’s local education boards, including those with A1 grades, failed to qualify. In sharp contrast, students from Cambridge International excelled, posting the highest pass rate among all groups. Cambridge Tops, Interior Sindh …
Amid the worsening Gaza aid crisis, a disturbing video has emerged showing Israeli troops using pepper spray on starving Palestinians at an aid distribution point in Rafah. The footage has sparked outrage, highlighting the intense suffering Gazans face as they risk their lives for food. Chaos at the Distribution Point The 20-second video, verified by …
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As monsoon floods continue to wreak havoc across Pakistan, Iran has stepped forward to express solidarity and offer assistance. On Saturday, Iranian Ambassador Dr. Reza Amiri Moghadam conveyed his country’s condolences and reaffirmed Tehran’s readiness to support Pakistan during this crisis. Iran Expresses Deep Sympathy In a statement posted on social media platform ‘X’, Ambassador …
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The government has introduced major climate resilience reforms by cutting export cargo handling charges by 50% at Karachi Port. Maritime Minister Junaid Anwar Chaudhry announced the move on Saturday, calling it a shift toward cleaner and more efficient trade logistics. This decision follows a similar 50% reduction implemented at Port Qasim earlier, and is aimed …
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Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has called the contribution of overseas Pakistanis “unforgettable” in building Pakistan’s future. During a meeting in Lahore on Saturday, she emphasized that expatriates play a vital role in national progress and that her government is committed to addressing their issues. The meeting, which included MNA Naseer Ahmed Abbas and PML-N Japan …
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The JF-17 Block-III, Pakistan’s advanced multi-role fighter jet, earned international praise after winning top honors at the Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) 2025 in the UK. The aircraft’s debut came days after Pakistan’s high-stakes military standoff with India, drawing global attention to its modernized airpower. Pakistan Grabs Two Prestigious Awards Pakistan Air Force (PAF) secured …
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Deadly lightning strikes during powerful monsoon storms have killed at least 33 people in Bihar, eastern India, this week. Most of the victims were farmers and laborers caught outdoors during the storms. Officials now warn of more dangerous weather ahead. Storm Turns Deadly Across Bihar Between Wednesday and Thursday, heavy monsoon storms swept across Bihar. …
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The future of Asia Cup 2025 hangs in the balance after India issued a warning to boycott the tournament. The controversy centers on Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi’s decision to attend the ICC Annual General Meeting (AGM) virtually, rather than appearing in person in Singapore. The move has sparked backlash from several cricket …
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Islamabad — Google has secured an exemption from Pakistan’s newly introduced Digital Presence Proceeds Tax, a move that reduces the tech firm’s tax burden and raises concerns about the law’s scope and fairness. The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) confirmed to the company that the new 5% digital tax will not apply to firms with …
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A massive traders’ strike swept across Pakistan on Saturday, with major markets in cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Peshawar shutting down in protest against the Federal Board of Revenue’s (FBR) expanded powers. However, Islamabad stood apart, where markets remained open and business continued as usual. The strike drew widespread support from traders, restaurant owners, and …
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