eidulazha

The Eid holidays are starting from Monday, June 17 to Wednesday, June 19

Buyers thwarted by high cattle prices

Buyers laud hassle-free services offered by vendors

Special camps and checkpoints set up to ensure safety of citizens and sacrificial animals

If moon sighted, Eid ul Adha will fall on June 16 and the Day of Arafah on June 15

The bidder earlier won bid of Rs150m for Pindi’s largest cattle market

Simba is living a pampered existence in Karachi, where he was born last month with ears that were strikingly long

Imran Khan says Covid spread curve flattening; warns carelessness may lead to resurgence of contagion

Livestock markets and animal vendors abound in the days leading up to the sacrificial holiday.

August 21 to 23 (Tuesday to Thursday) have been declared public holidays

Army, PAF chiefs visit troops on frontlines

Delayed action left citizens spending Eid among entrails and carcasses

The armies exchanged sweets, dry fruits at Chakan da Bagh and Mendhar crossing points in Poonch district

A team of volunteers from several countries has arrived in Pakistan for this purpose

Law enforcement agencies have also been put on high alert for the Eid days

Animal remains from Clifton and Defence will be dumped near Mewa Shah Graveyard and Korangi, respectively

Indian man urges people to forego vegetables on Bakra Eid because plants have feelings too

For this purpose Siddiqui has ordered the police to take appropriate action

Locals complain about prices while traders say their livestock find no shade or water

Livestock Dept has set up medical camps at all seven cattle markets in the city

A large mela was organised near the Jacobabad bypass where rides for children were set up.

No major clashes reported over ‘forced’ collection of sacrificial animal hides.

Remains collected from homes, deposited at collection points and then in trenches.

Malik apologises for the inconvenience caused by the closure of cellular services.

The US president also congratulates millions of pilgrims who are performing Hajj.

The best index of the happiness of a nation is its economy. On this Eidul Azha, the statistics are abysmal as usual.

The suspension will begin at 6am, one hour before Eid prayers begin and will end at 10 am, an hour after they finish.

Eidul Azha prayers timings across Karachi.

Buyers were also upset that they had to pay a fee, which ranged from Rs500 to Rs1,000 per animal.

More animals were sacrificed by NGOs for the flood and earthquake affected people.

About 35 species are attracted to the excrement, blood and flesh produced on this festival.

Hides worth about one billion rupees auctioned off.

High animal prices, less purchases and smuggling reduce supply.

Security personnel away from home and loved ones.

Civic administration and locals combine to exacerbate cleanliness situation on Eid.

Recreational spots of the twin cities witness large number of visitors on Eid days.

Thee major hospitals of Rawalpindi received 368 patients on Eid day.

No major security incidents during Eid holidays.

Thousands of tons of animal waste generated in three days.

President, Prime Minister emphasise the need to help flood and terrorism victims in the spirit of sacrifice.

Pakistan, Iran, Bangladesh to celebrate today.

Trenches have been dug near Mehmoodabad Naddi and Malir river for the waste.

An estimated one million people need to leave the city to go home for Eidul Azha.

Zulfiqar Mirza predicts the return of the commissionerate system.

Cost sharing for a cow popular once again.

Interior Ministry drops JD from list of banned groups.

Residents transport their sacrificial animals on small passenger crafts which charge them Rs500 per trip.

Don’t pig out on too much red meat this Eid, say doctors.

Passengers complain of illegal ticket price hikes by transporters.

Unable to afford new clothes and shoes, the poor throng the second-hand markets for Eid shopping.