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Over 175,000 students are left in limbo as BSEK fails with delayed grade sheets, promise of e-marking

Officials working to solve problems and give grades within a week, say controlling exams The results, announced last week, only showed whether students passed or failed in individual subjects, without giving academic or overall marks. PHOTO: ET The Board of Secondary Education Karachi is facing criticism for its “outdated and unprofessional practices” after the release […]

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Pakistan, Egypt pledge closer military cooperation during Field Marshal Asim Munir’s visit to Cairo

COAS calls Egypt “a brotherly country” and says cooperation will help achieve peace and stability in the region Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir is on an official visit to Egypt with the aim of strengthening military and defense cooperation between the two countries, the military’s media wing said on Thursday. According to

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Nine workers abducted from construction site in Balochistan’s Mastung

Abducted men include five from Sindh as law enforcement agencies launch search Unidentified gunmen kidnapped nine workers from a construction site in Balochistan’s Mastung district on Thursday. According to official sources, the workers were abducted from the Siyah Posh area of ​​Tehsil Dasht, where they were working near a security checkpoint. The group includes five

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Can TLP actually be banned?

How TLP’s anti-Israel march turned into violent clashes between the religious political party and the Punjab government Police officers patrol a street after cracking down on TLP party activists during an anti-Israel protest in Muridke on October 13. Photo: AFP The Punjab government has sought the Centre’s approval to ban Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) after days

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Federal Cabinet moves to ban Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan

The Home Office briefed the Cabinet on the activities of religious groups, later receiving orders to proceed with legal action The federal cabinet, headed by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, approved a ban on Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan under Article 17 of the Constitution following a recommendation by the Punjab government. The decision came during a cabinet meeting

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67,000 pilgrims to be reimbursed by October 31, here’s how much

The Ministry of Religious Affairs, Sardar Muhammad Yousaf, has announced the processing of refunds to 67,377 Hajj pilgrims, with a total of Rs 3.45 billion to be credited directly to their bank accounts. The repayments will be completed by October 31, 2025, as part of the government’s efforts to ensure fairness and transparency in the

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National action plan announced to save sharks

The initiative aims to protect endangered shark species, promote sustainable marine practices The federal government has announced plans to launch a comprehensive national action plan to conserve shark species in Pakistan’s coastal waters. Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry stated that the plan is being prepared in collaboration with the provinces of

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Police seize fake currency, forged PIA, ANF letters in Karachi

Garden police have seized local and foreign currency along with forged PIA and ANF attachment letters, fake cheques, fake property documents and materials used to produce fake US dollars, including black paper and chemicals. According to details, police arrested a suspect identified as Behzad, allegedly involved in producing fake currency. A District City Police spokesman

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Pakistan resumes Afghan transit trade after 10-day suspension

Pakistan resumed Afghan transit trade on a phased basis after a 10-day suspension, following an “interim ceasefire agreement” reached with the Afghan Taliban government in Doha. Clearing of 300 vehicles has begun. Around 300 vehicles had been stranded at various points during the suspension. Transit trade operations have been restored via the Chaman route. The

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