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Pakistan has only 30 days of water storage
Pakistan’s water availability has fallen 84% since 1947, from about 5,600 to just 900 cubic metres per person, pushing it into severe scarcity
Jun 21, 2026
Jun 21, 2026
Pakistan’s water availability has fallen 84% since 1947, from about 5,600 to just 900 cubic metres per person, pushing it into severe scarcity
Explore which sectors, businesses and investors could gain the most from Pakistan's Budget 2026-27
We break down the key measures, PSX impact, and investment implications of Pakistan's biggest budget yet
Pakistan's first flood-lit racing circuit has opened at DHA City Karachi for drag racing and drifting
Faheem ur Rehman Saigol says rising taxes and energy costs are squeezing Pakistan's businesses
Discover Sadequain’s last unfinished mural hidden on the first floor of Karachi’s historic Frere Hall
Decades after beating the disease, residents of Karachi's 130-year-old Manghopir Leprosy Hospital say their families never came calling
SHC suspends CCE 2024 recruitment after candidates allege merit was overlooked in key appointments
A new LHC ruling clarifies that haq mehar is not limited to what is written in the nikkah nama
Experts say tax uncertainty, payment hurdles and regulations are slowing Pakistan's digital economy growth
Nukta investigation highlights rising insecurity in Karachi, with frequent theft and snatching disrupting daily life
From Zumba routines to viral outbreaks, the Zombeid star on the role that pushed her to her limits.
Nukta spoke to Pakistani teens and digital rights experts about rising risks of harassment and manipulation on anonymous platforms
The 130-year-old hospital became a refuge for leprosy patients rejected by society for decades
From breaking news pressure to misinformation battles, journalists share how they experienced the 2025 Pakistan-India escalation across television and digital media generations.
World Bank inspectors ordered parts of Karachi’s K-IV pipeline removed over engineering concerns
MD Karim Teli outlines challenges from exports, costs and competition in evolving market
Nukta revisits Karachi’s 1994 operation, examining a security crackdown amid violence and competing claims over whether it restored order or was politically driven
Nukta investigates claims of a powerful Sindh land mafia allegedly converting protected forest land into private hands
Once meant as a modern public space, Karachi’s People’s Square now stands empty despite heavy investment
