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The PMO says the day will be observed with dignity, respect through simple flag hoisting ceremonies The federal government has called off the Pakistan Day parade scheduled for March 23 due to the ongoing oil crisis and the announced austerity measures following tensions in the Middle East, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) said on Tuesday.

This is not the first such case involving Pakistanis caught up in the fallout from the growing conflict Smoke billows from Zayed Port after an Iranian attack, following the US and Israeli attack on Iran, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, March 1, 2026. Photo taken by phone. PHOTO: REUTERS A Pakistani national has been

Official says suspect led Bolan ‘Fatah Squad’ linked to 50 killings and Jaffar Express attack Suhail Baloch was involved in several attacks that killed more than 50 security personnel and civilians. PHOTO: CTD KARACHI: Authorities have identified a fourth terrorist killed last month in an encounter between the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) and banned Balochistan Liberation

RAWALPINDI: With payment of salaries to employees of public and private institutions from Monday, March 16, Eidul Fitr shopping has picked up pace across Rawalpindi. Markets, commercial centers and shopping plazas have become lively and shopkeepers have also expressed happiness over the start of shopping activity. Families have started visiting markets in large numbers. After

Rs100b expansion plan to add 500 beds, build twin towers while preserving 120-year-old heritage KARACHI: The first ever large-scale expansion of one of the country’s oldest and busiest public hospitals, Dr. Ruth KM Pfau Civil Hospital Karachi, has been approved by Sindh Government. The project will add 500 new beds and introduce modern medical infrastructure