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Karachi Safe City cameras capture 11 suspects and recover 31 vehicles in 19 days

With the help of advanced cameras installed under the Safe City Project in Karachi, 11 suspects were arrested in 16 days. With the help of the modern cameras installed in the city, 31 vehicles that were stolen, seized, had fake number plates or had the status of “Registration Applied” were also impounded in 19 days. […]

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Four senators reveal that they were targeted by fraudsters

Committee members criticized the NCCIA for failing to act despite multiple complaints Cyber ​​fraud targeting parliamentarians and the ongoing data leak controversy dominated discussions during a meeting of the Senate Standing Committee which met on Thursday. The panel, chaired by Senator Faisal Saleem Rehman, received a detailed briefing from the Director General of the National

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Prime Minister Shehbaz will consult with allies on 27th constitutional amendment

Meeting at PM House to finalize strategy ahead of National Assembly vote on 14 November Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will today meet the leaders of the allied parties at the Prime Minister’s House to discuss the 27th constitutional amendment that takes coalition partners into confidence during a key consultation session scheduled for tonight. A decision

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PIA flight diverted to Karachi after bird strike in mid-air

PIA Airbus at Dubai airport. Photo: PIA website Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) Flight PK-859 traveling from Lahore to Jeddah was struck by a bird mid-flight. As a result, the flight was diverted to Karachi Jinnah International Airport as a precautionary measure. The collision with the bird caused serious damage to the plane’s windshield. Repair of

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Germany commits 114 million euros to strengthen Pak economy

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Germany on Wednesday successfully concluded bilateral talks on development cooperation in Islamabad as Germany announced a new financial and technical commitment of 114 million euros for the period 2025-26. The development package focuses on key areas such as climate and energy (just transition), sustainable economic development and vocational training and social protection.

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The woman’s marital status does not affect the right to employment

Judge Syed Mansoor Ali Shah. PHOTO: LHC ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court, setting aside a KP service tribunal order, has ruled that marriage cannot disqualify a woman from being appointed under quota reserved for children of civil servants who die or become incapacitated while in service. “If a son’s marriage does not disqualify him or cut

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WAPDA staff demonstrate against privatisation

PESHAWAR: At the call of the central leadership of the All Pakistan WAPDA Hydroelectric Workers Union, workers from all three electricity distribution companies in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa staged province-wide demonstrations against the proposed privatization of WAPDA, non-recovery of abducted PESCO employees from Bannu, recruitment delays, job insecurity, rising inflation and unemployment. The main protest was held outside

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Afridi slams Punjab’s curb of wheat supply

Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi. SCREEN GRAB PESHAWAR: Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Muhammad Sohaib Afridi has said that inter-provincial trade is a fundamental constitutional right of all provinces under Article 151 of the Constitution and no province has the legal authority to restrict the movement of food or grain across borders. He made these remarks during

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Freezing land records costs the government millions

MAILS: Land transfer operations have been at a standstill across dozens of villages in Tehsil Mailsi for months, plunging citizens into severe financial distress and administrative gridlock. Allegations of corruption, forgery and mismanagement within the local Land Record Office have plunged the revenue system into deep crisis, prompting widespread calls for government intervention. According to

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