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Power Division clarifies rumors of changes in electricity stariff

Listen to article The spokesman for Power Division, Zafaryab Khan, has treated rumors about changes in electricity rigs, saying that the federal government will implement the recently announced relief in power prices. In an interview with the app, Zafaryab rejected Khan reports of changes in electricity rates and called them baseless and contradictory. He added […]

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Ji announces march against the US embassy over Gaza -Aggression

Listen to article Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Chief Hafiz Naeem Ur Rehman announced the suspension of the party’s routine activities on Sunday to focus on a number of nationwide protests to support Palestinians in Gaza. Hafiz Naeem, who spoke at a press conference in Lahore, said, “Jamaat-e-Islami suspends all normal activities from today.” He outlined a protest

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SC declares married daughter eligible for jobs under deceased employee’s quota

Listen to article The Supreme Court in Pakistan has overturned the dismissal of a married woman from her role as a primary school teacher, guiding that she has the right to employment in accordance with the deceased government’s quota. A two-judge bench, led by Justice Mansoor Ali Shah and Justice At Har Minallah, handed down

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Security forces kill 8 militants try to infiltrate the border between Pakistan-Afghanistan

Listen to article Pakistan’s security forces killed eight militants and wounded four others in a shot fight near the border with Pakistan-Afghanistan, the military’s media wing said on Sunday. According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the clash happened on the night of April 5-6 when the movement of militants trying to infiltrate Pakistan were discovered.

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Ji to keep nationwide protests in solidarity with gaza

Listen to article Lahore: Ameer Jamaat-e-Islami, Hafiz Naeem Ur Rehman, while approaching an emergency press conference in Mansoora, Lahore, condemned strong Israeli aggression in Palestine, the silence of the Muslim world and the apathy of the international community. He said that the true face of Western powers and Muslim regimes supporting Israel has now been

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6,700 Afghan nationals deported from Pakistan since April 1

Listen to article The interruption of Afghan refugees continues as the deadline set by the government has gone with 944 foreign families consisting of 6,700 individuals deported from Pakistan since April 1. Immigration sources reported that these persons were transported to Landi Kotal Transit Camp, where they underwent the necessary treatment before being deported through

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Toxic chemicals found in Karachi’s Korangi Creek reveal the report

Dangerous chemicals are found in water samples collected from the site of a sustained underground fire in Karachi’s Korangi Creek area, according to a preliminary report from Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL). The fire that was ignited on March 29 during a 1,200-foot drilling drilling is not yet off. Experts suspect the fire was caused by

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US delegation to visit Islamabad for conversations about minerals and trade

An American delegation, led by Eric Meyer, the senior official surveillance of the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs in the Ministry of State, will visit Islamabad from 8 to 10 April 2025. The visit aims to promote US interests in the critical mineral sector at Pakistan Minerals Investment Forum (PMIF25), organized by Oil

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Gilgit-Baltist Landmen turn to artificial glaciers to tackle the water crisis

In the frost-shooting valleys of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistani farmers struggle on water button by building artificial glaciers shaped like towering ice cream cones. These “ice cream stupas” are handmade in winter by spraying water in the freezing air where it turns into ice and accumulates in massive structures that slowly melt in the spring – giving

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