"Her message calls on us to heal political rifts, strengthen democratic institutions,” he says; govt delegation to attend gathering at Garhi Khuda Bakhsh.
The licensed payment platform introduced Rah e Raast to enable real time QR payments at the point of delivery as it completes eight years in Pakistan’s digital payments landscape.
Two leaders reiterate their determination to continue to work together to advance the shared objective of peace, stability, and sustainable development, according to a statement.
Statements made against military and civilian leadership at protest in Bradford; State ministers say “head of armed forces was threatened” while referring to a video from protest.
Delhi should cooperate with Dhaka to trace Hadi’s killers, and should refrain from meddling in Bangladesh’s internal affairs and fanning communal fires.
Govt’s borrowing from banks in first half of FY26 marks sharp reversal from last year’s pattern, with Rs672bn raised against net debt retirement during same period of FY25.
Punjab leadership says situation would have been different had "mature politicians" met Imran in jail; opposition alliance urges govt to create ‘favourable environment’ for talks, pins hopes on Nawaz.
Insiders say JCP will convene series of meetings next month; transfers have already been discussed informally among high court chief justices on sidelines of NJPMC moot.
US Department of Defence's US Africa Command says “multiple ISIS terrorists” killed in attack in Sokoto state, conducted at Nigerian authorities' request.
Rapid household solarisation across the country is often celebrated as a quiet revolution. But beneath this hopeful imagery lies a harder, less comfortable question: who is this transition really empowering?
The promise of technology as a saviour isn’t entirely wrong. But it will remain a myth until it serves us in the languages we live in, speak in, and dream in.
“We are trying to ensure that the auction is completed by the end of January or early February,” she says; ECC approves reccomendations of Spectrum Advisory Committee.
Why does this perilous practice continue to attract thrill-seekers, and can it be made less dangerous, not just for the riders but also for those they share the roads with?
