Islamabad: Mainly hot and dry weather is expected in most parts of the country during the next twelve hours. However, partly cloudy weather is anticipated in Kashmir and adjoining hilly areas with chances of rain and thunderstorms at isolated places d...
Read More »PM Orders Halt on Collection of Last Month’s Electricity Bills in Flood-Hit Areas
Lahore: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif has directed the electricity distribution companies to stop collecting last month's bills from consumers in flood-hit areas. According to Radio Pakistan, the Prime Minister issued these directives duri...
Read More »Pakistan Navy Intensifies Flood Relief Efforts in Punjab and Sindh
Islamabad: Pakistan Navy's relief operations continue in flood-affected areas of Punjab and Sindh. In response to the severe flood situation, Pakistan Navy's Emergency Response Team has also been deployed in Jalalpur, Multan. Teams already stationed i...
Read More »Analysts Hail Brave Forces for Rendering Unprecedented Sacrifices in Operations Against Terrorists
Islamabad: Analysts have commended the courageous efforts of Pakistani forces following a recent encounter with terrorists in Bajaur, despite the tragic loss of personnel. Defence analyst Abdullah Hamid Gul highlighted the significant threat posed by ...
Read More »Speakers Criticize India’s Decision on Indus Waters Treaty
New york: Speakers at a high-level event arranged jointly by the Permanent Mission of Pakistan to the UN and the Muslim American Leadership Alliance (MALA) in New York have stated that the Indian move to unilaterally hold the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT)...
Read More »Afghan Refugees Face Unprecedented Deportation as Global Policies Shift
Islamabad: Following the recent global crises and changing geopolitical dynamics, the vast majority of countries have swiftly reoriented their policies to align with their national priorities, placing them above all concerns. This turn could not have ...
Read More »Floodwaters in Punjab’s Rivers Expected to Drop in 48 Hours: DG PDMA
Bahawalpur: Director General of the Provincial Disaster Management Authority of Punjab Irfan Ali Kathia has said floodwater levels in rivers across Punjab are expected to recede within the next 48 hours. Talking to media in Bahawalpur, he mentioned th...
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