Bilawal vows nationwide protest campaign as AJK election feud with PML-N deepens
PPP chief renews rigging claims and warns PML-N its "countdown" has begun ahead of remaining AJK polls.
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PPP chief renews rigging claims and warns PML-N its "countdown" has begun ahead of remaining AJK polls.
Kamran Khan says recent remarks by top civilian and military officials have revived a long-dormant debate on governance reform.
Sindh orders a new inquiry after 25 children test positive for HIV at a Landhi hospital, widening Karachi's ongoing pediatric HIV outbreak crisis further.
Why does Pakistan pay Rs 58 per unit? Discover the real reasons behind soaring electricity costs
One-bedroom holiday homes delivered a 7.2% average gross yield in Q2, versus 5.2% for traditional rentals, as longer stays helped cushion weaker demand
Dubai's GDRFA says its Centre for Harboring combines immigration enforcement with healthcare, meals and travel support for residency violators.
Riyadh Air opens ticket sales for new Islamabad and Lahore flights launching in August, marking its entry into the Pakistan market
OGDCL has signed a deal with Canada's Synergetic Oil Tools to deploy technology aimed at boosting Pakistan's heavy oil output
As Subah Aye Na drops on July 31, Spotify celebrates the artist’s staggering 8 billion streams and a trans-generational appeal that defies borders.
Atif Aslam has amassed nearly 8 billion Spotify streams with listeners across 184 countries.
96% of his Spotify streams over the past year came from outside Pakistan, highlighting his worldwide appeal.
His eight-track album Subah Aye Na arrives on July 31, marking the next chapter in his musical journey.
Greaves’ composed unbeaten half-century and Chase’s measured support denied the visitors complete control as West Indies closed on 239 for five after 74 overs
FIFA said the proposal created divisions among member associations
Pakistan must quickly overcome their batting frailties if they are to prevent the West Indies from completing a memorable home series victory
Bangladesh's measles outbreak has killed hundreds of children and pushed nine in 10 affected families into deep debt, a new assessment shows
