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Islamabad -Drivers are running against time as the license deadline weaves

Islamabad: Thousands of residents of Islamabad have rushed to get a driver’s license after police announced strict sanctions for those trapped without one, causing the authorities to extend the deadline. To manage the influx, Islamabad traffic police announced that driver’s license services would now work around the clock. Eleven facility centers have been created all […]

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Sindh distributes scooties under ‘Pink Scheme’

Karachi: Pakistan Peoples Party President Bilawal Bhutto Zardari handed keys to women’s recipients of the “pink scooty scheme”, a government initiative in Sindh that provides free electric scooters to women. The scheme, launched by SINDH Transport Department, aims to improve women’s mobility and create greater access to transport and employment opportunities throughout the province. In

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LHC gives the final warning to Rawalpindi -Employees on Scandalous Property Rise

Rawalpindi: Lahore High Court has awarded Rawalpindi Commissioner Aamir Khattak one last 10-day extension to comply with a previous judicial decision suspending the sharp increase in the property assessment rate established by the Deputy Commissioner of Trade Association Council in Rawalpindi, including historic areas such as Kotha Kalan I and II. In a significant decision,

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SC maintains IHC -judges transfers say they are constitutional

Islamabad: The Supreme Court has decided that the judges’ transfers to Islamabad High Court are valid and in accordance with the Constitution and rejects petitions that contested a notice of transfers in February 2025 that ordered the transfers. In a detailed 55-page judgment, Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar, who authors the decision, explained that the transfer

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‘PTI’s 27th September Peshawar Rally to be KP’s greatest’

Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa President Junaid Akbar has said the party is determined to hold the province’s largest political collection on September 27 in Peshawar. In a speech with the media after an important encounter with PTI legislators and office carriers from the Peshawar region, Akbar admitted that the party had not been able to mobilize

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Maryam rejects international assistance to flooding relief, hits back to PPP

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz rejected a firm proposal to seek international help for flood relief and claimed that the provincial government would handle the crisis using his own resources. She also accused Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) of politicizing the disaster. During the launch of the first Electric Bus service ever in Dera Ghazi Khan,

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Pakistan calls for non-controlled AI to ensure global stability

Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has called for the management of artificial intelligence to be rooted within the framework and legitimacy of the United Nations, and emphasizes that AI must be exploited to promote international peace and development. When he spoke on the UN Security Council’s open debate on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and International Peace and

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Beijing-Islamabad project can revolutionize tomato farming in Pakistan

Pakistan and China have launched a common initiative to test environmentally friendly methods of tomato cultivation aimed at cutting pesticide use while maintaining yields. The field trials were carried out in the tomato -growing area of ​​Chak #48 NB, Sargodha, under the supervision of the University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UK) and Yunnan University. The work

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Beijing-Islamabad project can revolutionize tomato farming in Pakistan

Pakistan and China have launched a common initiative to test environmentally friendly methods of tomato cultivation aimed at cutting pesticide use while maintaining yields. The field trials were carried out in the tomato -growing area of ​​Chak #48 NB, Sargodha, under the supervision of the University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UK) and Yunnan University. The work

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Pakistan, Syria created a joint group to conduct trade, agriculture, tech tape

Pakistan and Syria have committed to expanding bilateral cooperation in trade, agriculture and technology and agreeing to form a common working group to continue concrete cooperation. In a meeting held in Islamabad on September 24, 2025, Pakistan’s Minister of National Food Security and Research, Rana Tanveer Hussain, and the Syrian ambassador to Pakistan, Dr. RAMEZ

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