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Following recent violent demonstrations by the Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), the Punjab government has implemented Section 144, which prohibits all types of rallies, marches, and public meetings. Read more: Tragedy in Charsadda: Justice Demanded for Young Victim Officials said the prohibition will last until Saturday, with the exception of
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According to police sources, an eight year old child was found dead in Tangi, Charsadda, after being attacked and strangled. The unfortunate occurrence occurred in Umar Khan Kalay Gundheri on Wednesday, causing fury and mourning among the community. Read more: Accused in Multan Child Assault Wounded During Arrest The victim&
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The Federal Public Service Commission has announced the results of the CSS Examination 2024, showing a very low success rate of only 2.48 percent. Out of 15,602 candidates who appeared, just 229 managed to pass, including 119 men and 110 women. Read more: Relief on the Way as
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Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has started maintenance work on part of the country’s submarine communication cable, which could affect internet speed across Pakistan today. According to PTCL, the repair work began at 11 a.m. on October 14, 2025, and will continue for about 18 hours. During this
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On Monday, an earthquake with a Richter rating of 4.4 rocked Swat and its surrounding districts, prompting inhabitants to fear. People raced out of their houses and stores, seeking refuge in open places as earthquakes shook the region. Read more: Pakistan Braces for Internet Slowdown Today According to the
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Petrol prices in Pakistan are expected to fall beginning October 16, providing some respite to customers following the recent increase earlier this month. Initial estimates suggest that petrol prices might fall by Rs6.10 per litre, while high speed diesel (HSD) prices could fall by Rs0.97 per liter. Read
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Internet users in Pakistan are expected to experience poor speeds and partial disruptions today as repair work on a key underwater cable begins. According to Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL), the International Cable Consortium has begun repairing a repeater in the underwater cable, which may disrupt service between 11 a.
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On Monday evening, internet connection across Pakistan was disrupted again, this time hitting prominent social media sites such as Facebook and X. Users of major networks like as PTCL, Ufone, and Zong stated that these platforms were only accessible via VPNs. Many others complained about poor surfing speeds and problems
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In a major milestone for Pakistan’s maritime industry, Hutchison Ports, the country’s largest deep water container terminal, has successfully berthed the largest container ship in Pakistan’s history. The massive vessel, measuring 400 meters in length and carrying a capacity of 24,070 TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units)
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The government has canceled August power payments for more than 2.5 million flood affected households. According to Power Division sources, customers in Gujranwala, Peshawar, Multan, Lahore, Faisalabad, Islamabad, and tribal regions have received more than Rs 17 billion in relief. Read more: Newlywed’s Life Ends in Tragic Acid
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Police have arrested five people in connection with the murder of Ahmed Javed, the only son of a well-known college owner in Lahore. The main suspect, Abubakar, and two security guards are among those taken into custody. The incident took place in DHA, where Ahmed was shot dead after
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A heartbreaking incident took place in Kalaske, Wazirabad, where a young bride named Rukhsar was allegedly killed by her in-laws after being forced to drink acid. Rukhsar, a resident of Gujranwala, had recently married Altaf from Kalaske on September 12, 2025. Read more: PTI Moves to Form New Party