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Pakistani runners Clock Under-Fire-Timer Finish at 2025 Boston Marathon

Thirteen Pakistani runners achieved under-four-hour finish at the 129th Boston Marathon Monday, with Amin Mukaty and Sara Lodhi appeared as the country’s fastest male and female finishers at the prestigious World Marathon Major. Amin Mukaty, 23, clock 2:48:47 on the great course and became the fastest Pakistani male finisher. The Karachi-based runner who qualified on […]

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Lahores population boom fuel rising heat risk, experts warn

Listen to article Rising temperatures and uncontrolled urban expansion make life increasingly difficult for Lahores’ residents, experts warn as the city is experiencing an early and intense heat wave. When Lahore was known for its various seasons, Lahore is now switching between smog and extreme heat, a shift accused of climate change and the city’s

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Pakistan to construct International Airports in Sukkur and Muzaffarabad

Listen to article Pakistan Airports Authority (on) has reportedly approved the construction of two new international airports in SUKKUR and Muzaffarabad, with work on both projects that are expected to be completed within five years. On has set up a committee to oversee the acquisition of land for the new places, sources say. Preliminary work

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Pakistan’s foreign office responds to tourist killing in IIOJK

Listen to article Pakistan on Wednesday expressed concern about the murder of tourists in an attack in Indian-lyders-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, who offered compassion for the victims’ families and wants a quick recovery for the wounded. The statement came from the Foreign Office in response to questions about the incident that took place in the

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Will PPP burn the bridge with PML-N over channel conflict?

Listen to article Islamabad: Ever since the controversy of the construction of six channels on the Indus River broke out, the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N )’s most important allies, Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians (PPPP), broke a clear line in the sand: paid tribute to the project, or risk the collapse of the federal government.

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