Sometimes, the little things say the most about your business. Your email address is one of them. When someone gets… Read More
Inhaler Prices Doubles Amid Smog
Multan and several parts of South Punjab are facing a severe smog crisis, causing a critical shortage of inhalers and… Read More
Female Journalist Accuses Aftab Iqbal of Alleged Sexual Harassment
TV host and journalist Esshal Adnan has leveled serious accusations against veteran journalist and talk show host Aftab Iqbal, alleging… Read More
Two Holidays Announced in Punjab District
A local public holiday has been declared in Narowal district for Saturday, November 1, in connection with the annual Urs… Read More
Pakistan Railways Scraps New Winter Timetable After Nationwide Delays
Pakistan Railways has withdrawn its recently introduced winter timetable following extensive delays and operational challenges in maintaining train schedules across… Read More
Pakistan to Get Three Modern Date Processing Plants from UAE
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is set to establish three date processing plants in Pakistan. According to the Ministry of… Read More
Private Airline Under Fire for Letting Extra Passengers Board Flight
An unusual incident at Karachi Airport has sparked concerns about safety and possible negligence by a private airline. The airline… Read More
Islamabad Airport to Conduct Emergency Drills
Islamabad International Airport will hold a large-scale emergency preparedness drill on October 30, 2025, in line with the International Civil… Read More
PTA Warns Public About Online Job Scams
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has issued a strong warning to citizens about the growing risks of online job scams… Read More
Court Orders Husband to Pay ‘Pet Support’ for Two Cats After Divorce
A man in Turkey is forced to pay “cat alimony” to his ex-wife to support their two pet cats after… Read More
Lahore Tops World Air Pollution Rankings Once Again
According to the latest data released by IQAir, Lahore has once again recorded the highest air pollution levels in the… Read More
Canada Decreases Study Permits for International Students
Canada’s approval of new international student permits has dropped to its lowest level in a decade, falling even below the… Read More
