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Islamabad has witnessed a remarkable Islamabad crime reduction of 59% in the past year, according to Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhary. Speaking at a press conference on July 1, he praised the efforts of Islamabad police in creating a safer capital through strategic and professional policing. Police Performance Praised Flanked by Inspector General …
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In a landmark ruling, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) has directed the federal government to initiate the CDA dissolution process and hand over all powers and assets to the Metropolitan Corporation Islamabad (MCI). The court ruled that the Capital Development Authority (CDA) has outlived its original purpose. Court Declares SRO Illegal Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani …
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The ongoing hostel shortage in Islamabad has created serious challenges for working women, especially those from remote areas seeking safe and affordable accommodation in the capital. Official Hostels Remain Closed Currently, no government-operated hostel is available for working women in the city. The Nusrat Hostel in Sector G-6, once a residence for female professionals, was …
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A Jeddah-to-Islamabad flight made an emergency landing in Karachi on Saturday after heavy fog prevented its scheduled arrival at Islamabad International Airport. Poor visibility over the capital forced the pilot to change course and land the aircraft safely in Karachi. Weather Forces Diversion According to airport sources, the flight was nearing Islamabad when dense fog …
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ISLAMABAD – Popular TikToker Sana Yousuf was gunned down outside her residence in Islamabad on Monday. Police say an unknown assailant shot her over an alleged personal dispute. The incident took place in an area under the jurisdiction of the Sumbal Police Station. Sana Yousuf, a young woman originally from Chitral, was shot twice by …
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ISLAMABAD: At least six people, including two children, died while over two dozen sustained injuries as powerful rain and dust storms battered several parts of Pakistan on Tuesday. The extreme weather damaged homes, crops, and infrastructure. The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) said moist currents continued to affect the upper and central regions. A new westerly …
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Confusion surrounds Islamabad’s public transport fares after reports claimed the Capital Development Authority (CDA) had doubled metro and electric bus fares. The news triggered public outrage, especially among daily commuters. Rumors Spark Public Concern Initial reports on social media alleged that fares for the Orange, Blue, and Green Line metros, along with electric feeder buses, …
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ISLAMABAD: A 5.3-magnitude earthquake shook parts of northern Pakistan on Saturday morning, prompting fear and concern among residents. According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), the quake struck at 10:08 am PST. Tremors were felt in Islamabad, Attock, and several areas in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, including Peshawar, Swat, Mardan, Nowshera, and Swabi. People in North Waziristan …
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As part of its ongoing nationwide campaign, Pakistan’s religio-political party Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) has shifted its Gaza Solidarity March from the US Embassy area to Islamabad’s Expressway after authorities sealed all routes leading to the Red Zone. March Moved to Expressway JI’s foreign media spokesperson, Aamir Baloch, confirmed the new venue, stating that a stage would …
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Pakistan reaffirmed its unwavering support for Pakistan UN peacekeeping efforts during a high-level gathering in Islamabad. On Wednesday, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar met with UN Under Secretary-Generals Jean-Pierre Lacroix and Atul Khare on the sidelines of the UN Peacekeeping Preparatory Meeting. The conference, jointly hosted by Pakistan and South Korea, brought global attention to …
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A powerful Islamabad hailstorm hit the federal capital on Wednesday evening, breaking the recent stretch of hot and dry weather. The sudden burst of rain, strong winds, and intense hail caught many residents off guard and led to a sharp drop in temperature across the city. Sudden Weather Shift The day began with hot and …
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A moderate Islamabad earthquake jolted the twin cities and parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) on Saturday afternoon, triggering brief panic but causing no reported damage or casualties. The 5.5-magnitude quake struck at 12:30pm, with tremors felt across a wide region. According to Pakistan’s National Seismic Monitoring Centre (NSMC), the quake’s epicenter was located 60 kilometers …
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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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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan arrived in Pakistan on Thursday. His visit was part of his three-nation Asia tour. He met Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad. Erdogan gifted PM Shehbaz a model of Turkey’s homegrown electric vehicle, Togg. The T10X model SUV was presented during their meeting. The green-colored car represents Turkey’s lush Ayder …
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Rawalpindi: The Metro Bus service in Rawalpindi and Islamabad has been partially suspended, disrupting travel for thousands of commuters, news were reported on Thursday. According to the Metro Bus administration, the service is closed from Saddar Station to Faizabad due to ongoing track maintenance. However, buses are operating normally from IJP Road to the Pak …
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Islamabad, January 13: The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), in partnership with the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), hosted a seminar to emphasize the importance of corporatization and the ongoing digitization efforts by SECP. The event aimed to educate the business community about the benefits of these initiatives and …
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Islamabad’s residents are struggling with hazardous air quality as pollution levels remain alarmingly high. The Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency (Pak-EPA) has reported that the city’s Air Quality Index (AQI) has fluctuated between “unhealthy” and “very unhealthy” over the past two months. This situation, fueled by increasing construction projects and vehicular emissions, has raised serious concerns …
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In response to a growing scandal involving illegal kidney transplants, Islamabad has temporarily banned all organ transplants in both public and private hospitals. The Human Organ Transplant Authority (HOTA) announced the suspension due to non-compliance with regulations under the HOTA Act 2010. This decision aims to enforce ethical medical practices and prevent further violations. HOTA …
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Supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan stormed Islamabad, defying a police lockdown and demanding his release from prison. The confrontation turned deadly, with the government confirming the deaths of four security personnel. Thousands of protesters, mostly members of Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, clashed with police as they pushed past barricades and endured tear …
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PTI’s planned protest, branded as the “final call,” faced significant resistance on November 24 as convoys from across Pakistan moved toward Islamabad. With heavy police presence, blocked roads, and internet disruptions, the protest sparked a debate on democratic rights and state control. Despite government crackdowns, PTI vowed to rally at D-Chowk, making headlines nationwide. PTI …
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ISLAMABAD: The two-day Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Heads of Government summit concluded successfully in Islamabad yesterday. The summit focused on multilateralism and enhancing Eurasian connectivity. Notable attendees included the PM of China and Russia, top leaders and officials from other member states. The meeting sent a strong message that Pakistan is open for business and …
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A second group of 64 Palestinian medical and dental students from Gaza arrived in Islamabad on Tuesday morning. A prominent non-governmental organization (NGO) confirmed this initiative. It aims to help students affected by the conflict in the Middle East. This initiative began in July. Pakistan announced that over 100 Palestinian students would receive scholarships. Therefore, …
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Authorities have ordered a five-day shutdown of restaurants, wedding halls, cafes, and snooker clubs in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. This is part of the preparations for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit.The closures, effective from October 12 to 16, are part of heightened security measures for the high-profile event. Station House Officers (SHOs) have started collecting …
