Today’s news: 16 November 2025 -Sunday – Headlines

Field Marshal: If Pakistan is attacked, we will respond the same way we did in May.

Field Marshal Asim Munir: Just as Allah granted success to the Holy Prophet ﷺ, He has granted success to our people. I perform my duties according to Allah’s command.

President of Pakistan awarded the King of Jordan, Abdullah, the highest civilian honor.

King Abdullah of Jordan awarded President Asif Ali Zardari the “Order of the Renaissance.”

Arrest warrants issued for Musab Maneka, son of Bushra Bibi; he must be arrested and presented in court.

Individuals with heart conditions and other illnesses will not be allowed to perform Hajj; deportation policies will also apply.

Before the Judicial Complex, a suicide bomber intended to attack Faizabad; investigation of arrested suspects reveals key details.

Islamabad Court suicide attack; interrogation of the attacker’s arrested associates reveals important findings.

Third One-Day International: Babar Azam becomes the highest run-scorer among Pakistani players.

Azad Kashmir: Explosion at a scrap shop in Kotli; 3 killed, several injured.

Third One-Day International: Pakistan chasing Sri Lanka’s target of 212; Fakhar Zaman scores a half-century.

Lahore: Wedding bus collides with a trailer; 4 killed, 19 injured.

Hyderabad: Explosion at a firecracker factory; 2 more deaths reported, total fatalities rise to 9.

Federal Constitutional Court releases its first cause list.

Talal Chaudhry: If further amendments are needed for national stability, we will implement them.

Pakistan Air Force jets give a warm reception to the King of Jordan.

Prime Minister to arrive in Karachi tomorrow for a one-day visit.

Authorities reopen historic Abrahamic Mosque to illegal settlers after imposing curfew.

Indian Chief of Defence Staff complains about delays in receiving weapons on time.

Gujarat Police registers a case against a ‘jinn’ allegedly involved in sexual abuse.

Pakistan remains among the most vulnerable countries to climate-related risks, says Masadiq Malik.

Talagang: Locals construct a Martyrs’ Memorial through community efforts.

Rana Mashhood: PML-N cannot tolerate abuse against its leader.

Sindh: 3 more deaths due to dengue, including 2 women.

Sikh female pilgrim who married a Muslim may be sent back to India.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister: This time we will deliver more; policies will be in public interest.

Punjab: Government warning works; 27 sugar mills resume crushing.

Punjab CM’s Green Tractor Scheme: Minister of State distributes green tractors to 39 farmers in Jhelum.

Rawalpindi and Islamabad face sugar shortage; selling at 210 PKR per kg.

Rawalpindi: King Abdullah II visits GIDS, inspects Pakistan Army exercises.

Dera Murad Jamali: Jafar Express narrowly escapes a major accident.

Muzaffargarh: School owner sexually abuses teachers and students, involves friends; videos go viral.

Karachi: Two burglaries at Sindhi singer’s house; 7 million PKR in cash stolen from safe.

Dhabeji: Electricity disruption affects supply of 100 million gallons of water to Karachi.

Karachi, Memon Goth: Severe fire in livestock pen; animals worth millions killed.

Lahore: Magical trickster causes citizen to voluntarily return jewelry worth 6 million PKR.

Indian captain Shubman Gill suffers serious injury against South Africa; admitted to ICU.

International recognition for Aisam-ul-Haq’s tennis achievements; awarded ATP commemorative shield.

Three arrested for firing at Pakistani cricketer Naseem Shah’s house.

No passenger causing national embarrassment will be allowed to travel.

Lahore remains the second most polluted city in the world.

Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir: No-confidence vote scheduled for Monday; agenda released.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government to investigate corruption and illegal payments.

NAB operation against corruption and land mafia recovers 8,397 billion PKR in 2.5 years.

First Test: South Africa easily defeats host India.

Pakistani rapper Talha Anjum waves Indian flag during Nepal concert.

Kolkata Test: 27 wickets fall in 2 days; former cricketers call the pitch dangerous.