Karachi: The Sindh government is set to launch the pilot phase of the Facial Recognition Attendance Monitoring and Evaluation System for teaching and non-teaching staff across six districts of the province tomorrow. According to Radio Pakistan, a st...
Read More »Met Office Forecasts Rain and Thundershowers from Monday
Islamabad: The Met Office has announced that the country will experience another spell of rain, wind, and thundershowers from Monday through Friday, impacting the upper and central regions. According to Radio Pakistan, the Met Office has issued a st...
Read More »Several Members of Banned JAC Distance from Group’s Violent Narrative
Islamabad: Several members of the banned Action Committee have distanced themselves from the group in recent months, rejecting its violent narrative. The violent narrative of the banned Joint Action Committee has prompted its core members as well as o...
Read More »Mega Projects Being Launched Across Punjab: CM Maryam
Lahore: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has announced the initiation of mega projects focusing on water drainage, sewerage, and road construction under the Punjab Development Programme across the province. According to Radio Pakistan, the ...
Read More »Khuzdar BLZ Project Paves Way for $200m Investment
Khuzdar: The Khuzdar Barite, Lead, and Zinc project has made significant progress with the facilitation of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), paving the way for an investment of 200 million dollars. According to Radio Pakistan, the ...
Read More »Iran Asserts Control Over Strait of Hormuz Amid US Blockade Claims
Dubai: Rebuffing US President Donald Trump's statement that he would declare the Strait of Hormuz US territory, a senior Iranian diplomat has asserted that the strait belongs solely to Iran and called on the US to admit defeat in its ongoing war with ...
Read More »Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule: Five Years Of Crisis, Isolation, And Growing Resistance
Kabul: Five years of Taliban rule have brought changes to Afghanistan, but not the ones many Afghans hoped for. Though roadside bombs and violent clashes between warring factions have largely subsided, the country faces a profound economic crisis, a s...
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