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Climate, Costs Cripple Climbing in Pakistan

Karachi: Pakistan’s famous northern peaks, Lang a magnet for climbers from all over the world, face an almost collapse of foreign arrivals this season. Unpredictable climate disasters, regional armed conflicts and sharp fee increases have combined to cut international visits by almost 90%, delivering a serious battle to the country’s mountaineering and tourist economy. The […]

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PM Shehbaz emphasizes peace, equality in dialogue with India

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Sunday confirmed Pakistan’s obligation to peace, stability and progress in the region. He said Islamabad was prepared to move beyond the recent hostilities with India, but insisted that any dialogue should be based on equality and justice. When he spoke at a collection of overseas Pakistanis in London, the Prime

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Expressway -delays draw the minister’s ire

Islamabad: Communications Minister Aleem Khan on Sunday expressed dissatisfaction with the delays in the beautification and upgrade of Islamabad-Murree Expressway. He instructed the officials of the National Highway Authority (NHA) to accelerate the completion of the ongoing development work, emphasizing that green belts must be fully developed, more trees must be planted and aesthetically appealing

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1,006 perished, over 3 m saved in nationwide flooding operations: NDMA

National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has revealed that at least 1,006 people have lost their lives in recent rain and floods, while 3.02 million individuals have been saved in flood regions over Pakistan since June 26. The authority on Sunday released fresh figures and revealed that torrential rain and flash floods had led to 5,768

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Seven Terrorists Killed in Kulachi IBO: ISPR

Security forces killed seven terrorists, including three Afghan citizens and two suicide bombs, during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the carachi area of ​​Dera Ismail Khan district on September 20. According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the operation targeted warriors from the Native American associated with Group Fitna Al Khwarij. Troops “effectively engaged the location,”

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DG Ispr visiting Cadet College Palandri, hailed for Army Victims

Director-General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry visited Cadet College Palandri, where he held a special session with students and faculty members. According to an ISPR press message, the audience hailed the glowing tribute to Pakistan-armed forces for having inflicted a humiliating defeat on India in Marka-E-Haq and thanked DG ISPR for

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