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KARACHI: The Sindh government has approved a full fee waiver for students of classes XI and XII enrolled under the Karachi Inter Board over the past seven years, covering the academic years from 2017–18 to 2023–24. The decision came…

In times of war, the destruction of structures is incontinent visible. But what is less seen — yet just as ruinous — is the dislocation to education and the emotional risk it takes on scholars. From Gaza to Ukraine, youthful people have…

Islamabad, — The Government of Pakistan and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Wednesday signed a landmark $300 million loan agreement under the “Improved Resource Mobilisation and Utilization Reform Program (Subprogram-II),” marking a…

ISLAMABAD, June 4, 2025 – The federal government has finalised the budget for the fiscal year 2025–26, with a total outlay estimated at Rs17.5 trillion — Rs1.3 trillion less than last year’s budget — reflecting a shift toward fiscal…

ISLAMABAD – Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has said Pakistan remains open to dialogue with India, but is not desperate for engagement, underscoring the need for a comprehensive process that addresses all core issues —…

DUBAI – Pakistan player Mohammad Haris rocketed up 210 places to secure No. 30 spot in 30 in the ICC Men’s T20I Batter Rankings after a blistering century in the final match against Bangladesh. Pakistan made headlines with a 3-0…

ISLAMABAD – In a major relief for commuters, the federal government has reversed a recent 100% increase in metro bus fares for Islamabad, restoring the fare to Rs50. The decision comes on the directives of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif,…

Lahore — In a momentous step for Pakistan’s mountaineering community, Ashraf Sadpara, a distinguished climber from the Sui Northern Gas mountaineering team, has set off on a daring expedition to summit Nanga Parbat — the formidable "Killer…

Coffee culture in Pakistan is slowly percolating into the mainstream. Cafes dot urban centers, and a new generation of consumers is embracing coffee as part of their daily routine. Yet, despite this growing interest, Pakistan’s coffee…

Introduction: The Partition of British India created a conflict over the plentiful waters of the Indus Basin. The newly formed states were at odds over how to share and manage a cohesive network of irrigation. Furthermore, geographically…