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ISLAMABAD – An alarming revelation has surfaced that the personal data of thousands of Pakistanis — including federal ministers, senior government officials, and other high-profile individuals — is being sold online. According to…

ISLAMABAD – Exciting news for youth employment and eco-friendly transportation, Punjab government unveiled Green E-Taxi Scheme 2025. This initiative offers electric and hybrid taxis on easy installment plans, giving young drivers a chance…

LAHORE – Another proud moment for Punjab Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Sheharbano Naqvi who has been nominated for prestigious Asia 21 Next Generation Fellowship 2025. With this honor, ASP Naqvi made history being first female…

Lahore — The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has officially announced a historic tri-nation T20 series, marking the first time Pakistan will host a multi-nation T20 tournament on home soil. The series, featuring Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Sri…

The recent monsoon rains have once again left not only Pakistan but also India, China, Indonesia, and Japan grappling with devastating floods. The pressing question is: Are these disasters simply the wrath of nature, or the result of our…

HasbunaAllahuwaNi‘malWakeel. These words are an everlasting declaration of faith echoing in the hearts of Pakistan’s defenders, shaping their courage, sacrifice, and loyalty to the motherland. Time and again, they have proved with courage…

ISLAMABAD – Sky watchers in Pakistan are in for rare treat tonight as a total lunar eclipse, also known as a “Blood Moon,” lights up the sky. Met Office confirmed that celestial event will also be visible in parts of Europe, Asia,…

The world has changed, and so has the nature of warfare. From the massive tank battles of the mid-twentieth century to the precision-driven air duels of today, the South Asian security landscape has witnessed a profound transformation. Yet,…

Jean paul Satre once said, “Freedom is what you do with what’s been done to you”. The  unforgettable story of September 1965 neither begin at Wagah Border nor with tanks advancing on Lahore. The struggle started in the ever green valleys…

Bullying is defined as a repeated, intentional behavior in which an individual or group attempts to harm, intimidate or exert power over someone who is unable to defend themselves. The detrimental effects of victimization on faculty mental…