Cambridge, Massachusetts, has witnessed a historic milestone as Pakistani-origin politicians now hold the city’s top two leadership positions. On January…
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Pakistan’s Biggest Barrage Closed for 15 Days for Annual Maintenance
Pakistan’s largest irrigation structure, the Sukkur Barrage, has been temporarily closed as part of its scheduled annual maintenance program. The…
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Major Karachi Road Shifted to Solar Lighting Under Rs. 900 Million Energy Project
Karachi has taken a significant step toward sustainable urban development as street lights along Sharea Faisal have been converted to…
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Karachi’s Murghi Khana Flyover Temporarily Closed for Malir Expressway Work
The Karachi Traffic Police has announced a temporary closure of the Murghi Khana Flyover (N-5) at the Qaidabad Interchange due…
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Here’s the Official Schedule for Pakistan’s Tour of Bangladesh in 2026
The Bangladesh Cricket Board has officially announced its home international calendar for the 2026 season, confirming that Pakistan will tour…
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28 Injured in Aerial Firing Incidents Across Karachi as 2026 Begins
At least 28 people, including women and children, were injured in multiple incidents of aerial firing across Karachi as celebrations…
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PCB Considers Former Cricketers for Multan Sultans Management Ahead of PSL 11
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has initiated consultations to appoint an interim management and coaching setup for Multan Sultans ahead…
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Sindh Cabinet Approves Rs2.9 Billion to Boost Economic Zones, Infrastructure
The Sindh government has taken a major step toward strengthening industrial growth by approving Rs2.9 billion for the promotion of…
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Ghee and Cooking Oil Prices Surge Again in Karachi Amid Rising Inflation
Consumers in Karachi are once again feeling the pinch as prices of ghee and cooking oil continue to climb, according…
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Traders Raise Concerns as Government Fixes Prices of Rice, Pulses, and Spices
The government has fixed the prices of key food items including rice, pulses, and spices in an effort to control…
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