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The government will release funds for Leh desilting

RAWALPINDI: The government has decided to release flood funds of Rs 154.53 million for complete desilting and cleaning of Nullah Leh and 15 storm water drains to protect the city from monsoon-related devastation. Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) Rawalpindi has requested immediate funds of Rs84.53 million from the government to protect the city from expected […]

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Chittian Hattian keeps the interfaith heritage alive

Despite the passage of time, the area retains its architectural charm, cultural significance RAWALPINDI: The historic neighborhood of Mohalla Qutabuddin, popularly known as “Chittian Hattian”, embodies over 150 years of history, characterized by the remarkable coexistence of a temple, a mosque and a gurdwara that once stood side by side. The area’s centuries-old structures, known

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Nine die in rain-related incidents in KP, Punjab

Heavy rains caused widespread destruction, with buildings collapsing in two different locations Heavy rain and strong winds batter the city, tearing apart walls and exposing structural vulnerabilities. Photo: Online MIRANSHAH: Heavy rain is wreaking havoc in Bannu in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, where building collapses killed six people and injured dozens of others on Sunday, while three others

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The government rejects the rumor about shutting down the country

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Sunday rejected a widespread announcement claiming a complete lockdown across the country over the weekend, terming it as false. In a post on its official fact-checking account on X, the ministry shared the viral message stamped with the word "False" to counter the spread of misinformation on social

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Pakistan signals Iran-US talks in ‘coming days’

Islamabad hosts FMs of key Muslim powers, participants agree protracted war serves no one Beijing, UN throws weight ISLAMABAD: Pakistan signaled a major diplomatic breakthrough on Sunday, with Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar announcing that Islamabad could host talks between Iran and the United States “in the coming days” amid intensified

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more than a memorial day

In the modern world, sovereignty has evolved; it is no longer just political; it is deeply economic ISLAMABAD: Every year on March 23, Pakistan celebrates the Lahore Resolution – a defining moment that set the course for the creation of a sovereign state. It was a vision rooted in dignity, self-determination and the right to

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Afridi defends Kasim’s remarks at the UNHRC as the son’s natural concern for his father

KP CM Sohail Afridi. Photo: Screengrab ISLAMABAD: Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi on Sunday defended the recent statement by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan’s son Kasim Khan at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), describing it as a natural expression of concern for his father rather than a political act. Earlier this week,

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