Eidul Azha

Shehbaz Sharif reiterates commitment to work together for Pakistan's betterment

Muslims worldwide celebrate Eid ul Adha with joy and devotion, including Gaza, where tradition persists amid conflict

New rides and animal enclosures arranged for visitors’ enjoyment

Met Office predicts sweltering Eid, rain in upper Punjab, Kashmir, K-P on 2nd day, and in southern Punjab by 3rd day

Sharp increase in the costs of cattle, goats has forced low-income citizens to contribute towards shared sacrifice

99 collection points have been established in the city's 246 union committees.

Experts suggest precautions while visiting cattle markets

Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee Chairman Maulana Abdul Khabeer Azad announces the decision after meeting in Karachi

In Pakistan, the Ruet-e-Hilal Committee will convene on Friday, June 7, to observe the moon for Zilhaj

Chief Meteorologist Sardar Sarfaraz says Zil Hajj moon is expected to be sighted on June 7

Anthology encompasses a horror comedy, a cringy romance and a masterful train-ride on infidelity

Doctors advise people to also eat vegetables on Eidul Azha

Suspect Andrey Desmond formally charged in court; motive still unclear

Let us remember and honour Shahuda of Pakistan on this day who sacrificed their lives for the motherland, says ISPR

Operations carried out in Multan, Bahawalpur, and DG Khan, resulting in arrest of individuals linked to Daesh

Eid holidays would begin from June 28 and would last until July 1 with July 2 being Sunday

Notification declares Eidul Azha holiday to begin on June 29 until July 1

Eidul Azha in the country may occur on Thursday, June 29, or Friday, June 30

Strong possibility of sighting the Zilhaj moon on June 19 (29th Zilqad), says statement

Medical camps set up in rain-affected areas equipped with medication for resulting illnesses

Death toll from flood-related incidents in Balochistan climbs to 57 as four more bodies were recovered

Hides of sacrificial animals are a source of funds for religious and philanthropic organisations

Actor Salman Saqib shared that their team has made the film 'as clean as possible' upon censor board's demands

Ahead of Eidul Azha, cattle traders see less sales compared to last year due to decreasing buying power

Only registered welfare organisations, madrassas having valid permits allowed to collect hides of sacrificial animals

Exorbitant prices force prospective buyers to return home empty-handed

Eidul Azha commemorates Quranic tale of Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice son as an act of obedience to Allah

Coronavirus, dengue and CCHF projected to paralyse healthcare system in three-pronged attack

Unique breed brought by owners from K-P after year-long nurturing

Traffic wardens directed to take action against those fleecing the passengers

RWMC finalises plan to dispose of 9,000 tons of offal

Hiring a professional butcher on minimal charges is a herculean task

Transporters hike fares ahead of Eidul Azha

Sacrificial animals’ prices shoot up ahead of Eidul Azha

Residents criticise administration for failing to keep rates in check

Sellers from Bhara Kahu, Saidpur moved to approved sites

Water, services like disposal of offal and shifting of meat will be provided free of cost

Load is likely to increase on the existing trains during the holy festival.

Citizens to purchase sacrificial animals from markets set up by district administration

Many youngsters become temporary butchers and head to cities to find work

Sources say government has approved the summary for three-day holiday

2,000 cops will be deployed in 12 sectors of city

Vendor says children are more interested in buying garlands available in markets

Protesting employees of accounts dept refuse to prepare salaries before Eid

Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee Chairman Maulana Muhammad Abdul Khabir Azad announces decision

Directs IO to submit challan in BTK attack case

Teams of livestock dept will continue anti-congo spray at main entries of cattle markets

As filthy water floods locality, residents claim problem remains unaddressed due to ‘political’ factors

From traditional drapes and contemporary looks, everyone put their best foot forward

Frustrated citizens complain of receiving rotten meat, delayed deliveries - or even nothing at all