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The United Kingdom and France have urged the UN Security Council to hold an urgent meeting on Friday. They want to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and ensure the protection of aid workers. Al Jazeera reported this development, citing diplomatic sources. The call for a meeting follows increasing violence in Gaza. Humanitarian groups have …
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A massive canal project under Pakistan’s Green Pakistan Initiative (GPI) has sparked protests over potential water shortages in the country’s southern regions. The government claims the $3.3 billion project will boost agriculture and food security, but critics fear it will deprive Sindh, a lower riparian province, of its fair share of water. What Is the …
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A major security breach has exposed detailed US military plans for airstrikes against Yemen’s Houthi rebels. The classified information was mistakenly shared in a Signal chat that included Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic. The leak has sparked controversy, with President Donald Trump dismissing it as “not a big deal.” Leaked Messages Reveal Attack Timeline …
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has strengthened the national team by adding Haris Rauf and Usman Khan to the ODI squad for the upcoming three-match series against New Zealand. The inclusion of these two players aims to bolster Pakistan’s bowling and wicket-keeping options. Haris Rauf Strengthens Pace Attack Haris Rauf has earned his place in …
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a Re1 per unit reduction in electricity tariffs, providing relief to consumers struggling with rising inflation. The relief will be funded through a gas levy on captive power plants, ensuring financial stability while easing the burden on households. Tariff Relief Plan This electricity tariff reduction applies to all …
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A new weather system has entered Punjab, bringing rain and strong winds after weeks of dry weather. The Meteorological Department has forecast showers and gusty winds in multiple districts, including Gujranwala, Rawalpindi, and Sargodha. While many regions will experience rainfall, Lahore and surrounding areas are expected to remain cloudy with intermittent sunshine but no precipitation. …
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Islamabad: Train services in Balochistan have resumed after a 16-day suspension following a terrorist attack on the Jaffar Express. The train departed from Peshawar Cantt Railway Station, marking a significant milestone in restoring operations. Federal Minister Amir Muqam was present at the station to bid farewell to passengers and offer prayers for their safe journey. …
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Karachi: Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) remains banned from operating flights to and from the United Kingdom, the UK Department for Transport (DfT) has confirmed. The announcement ends hopes of an immediate resumption after a four-year suspension. No Clearance for PIA Yet A DfT spokesperson stated that airlines must undergo a rigorous process before restrictions are …
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Islamabad: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a reduction of Rs 1 per unit in electricity tariffs, offering relief to consumers across Pakistan. IMF officials confirmed that the tariff reduction will apply to all electricity users. The relief will be financed through revenue collected from the levy imposed on captive power plants using gas. …
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Islamabad: A mild earthquake shook the federal capital and several districts of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) on Thursday afternoon. The tremors triggered panic among residents, forcing many to rush outdoors. Tremors Felt in Multiple Cities The quake rattled Peshawar, Batkhela, Takht Bhai, Lower Dir, Buner, and Rustam along with their surrounding areas. People reported feeling strong vibrations, …
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The state plays a crucial role in maintaining law and order, ensuring justice, and protecting its citizens. A well-functioning state enforces laws to prevent chaos and safeguard the rights of individuals. Those who go against the state and break the law face consequences, ranging from fines and imprisonment to capital punishment, depending on the severity …
Millions of worshippers gathered in Makkah and Madina on the sacred night of Lailatul Qadr. As the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque filled with believers, prayers and devotion illuminated the holy sites. The breathtaking scenes reflected deep faith and spirituality. In Makkah, the Grand Mosque saw an overwhelming number of worshippers. Throughout the night, …
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KINGSTON: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has admitted that including a journalist in a group military chat about airstrikes was a “big mistake.” He promised reforms to prevent such incidents in the future. “Obviously, someone made a mistake – someone made a big mistake – and added a journalist. Nothing against journalists, but you …
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Pakistan’s Chief Meteorologist Muhammad Afzal has warned of a significant rise in temperatures in the coming months. Forecasts indicate temperatures may increase by 3°C to 5°C above normal levels across the country. Speaking at a press conference, Afzal revealed that winter rainfall was 42% below normal. Sindh received 63% less rain, Balochistan 53%, and Punjab …
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JEDDAH: The Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah has introduced a new health requirement for all participants of the Hajj 2025 pilgrimage. The ministry confirmed that the rule applies to both Saudi citizens and international pilgrims. Officials stressed that meeting this requirement is mandatory to ensure public health and safety during the pilgrimage. “Hajj will …
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As of today, March 27, 2025 (corresponding to the 26th of Ramadan 1446 AH), Muslims across Pakistan continue their fasting with the following Sehri (pre-dawn meal) and Iftar (evening meal) timings in major cities: City Sehri Time Iftar Time Karachi 5:11 AM 6:47 PM Lahore 4:35 AM 6:20 PM Islamabad 4:37 AM 6:25 PM Rawalpindi …
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US President Donald Trump and top intelligence officials have downplayed concerns over a security breach involving a journalist in a senior military chat. BBC reported that the journalist was mistakenly added to a Signal group where top officials discussed planned US airstrikes in Yemen. During a heated Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, Director of National Intelligence …
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Senior Pakistani journalist Waheed Murad has been remanded into the custody of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) for two days in connection with a case related to spreading fake news. His arrest, which took place in the early hours of Wednesday, has sparked outrage as he claims he was blindfolded for hours and subjected to …
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Commitment to Strcutural Reforms Pakistani authorities have reaffirmed their dedication to structural reforms. The government plans to continue fiscal adjustments to lower public debt while ensuring transparency. Strengthening tax systems and improving public financial managemeny remain key priorities. The IMF has also highlighted the need for strict monetary policies to manage inflation, which has now …
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In Karachi, the proliferation of illegal water tankers has been linked to recent Naegleria fowleri outbreaks, raising public health concerns. These unauthorized tankers often deliver contaminated water, increasing the risk of exposure to this deadly brain-eating amoeba. Unregulated Water Supply Poses Health Risks Karachi’s intermittent water supply forces residents to rely on private water tankers. …
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WELLINGTON: New Zealand outclassed Pakistan with a commanding eight-wicket victory in the final T20I at Sky Stadium on Wednesday. The hosts chased down the modest target of 128 with ease, winning with 60 balls to spare. Tim Seifert and Finn Allen provided a blazing start, adding 93 runs for the first wicket. Allen smashed 27 …
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Rajab Butt, a Pakistani YouTuber, faces blasphemy and cybercrime charges. His perfume launch allegedly mocked Pakistan’s blasphemy law. Authorities booked him after a leader of the Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) filed a complaint. Butt has a large online following and has been controversial before. His past legal issues include the brief custody of a lion cub. …
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The Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (Suparco) announced on Wednesday that the Shawwal moon is expected to be sighted on March 30. This means Eid ul Fitr will likely fall on March 31 (Monday). Suparco’s prediction is based on advanced astronomical models and observational data. According to its statement, the new moon for …
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