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NHA, water sector face major cuts; Rs71b sought for OGRA claims

Memorable literary gathering expected at Karachi's Expo Centre on March 28

Singer's son Shah Zaman Khan also recognised at London event attended by MPs, South Asian community members

Land for playground converted to residential property where people have lived since 1975

MQM-P warns of Karachi's vulnerability, urges local governance via Article 140-A

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Judicial commission seeks pre-Partition land records of the plaza, sets April 1 deadline

City gears up for HBL PSL 11 with strict security and zero spectator access

Karachi's sewerage crisis worsens as repeated govt warnings go unheeded

Officials expect strong yield as procurement policy announcement nears

Family stages road protest, demands arrest of suspects

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Experts warn foreign species may harm local ecosystems despite rapid urban greening benefits

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Court awards 100 years' imprisonment, Rs18 million fine

He was immediately rushed to the Tehsil Headquarters Civil Hospital, Ghazi

Business activity picks up after Eid shopping ends

Prosecution fails to produce any witnesses; only Rs2,000 recovered during probe

All four victims, including the three children and the woman, are reported to be out of danger

Features works by 40 young Pakistani artists that explore Japanese culture

Objections were filed ahead of new elections following the completion of tenure of elected cantonment board members

Association further maintained that lawyers belonging to the Islamabad Bar have a prior claim to the post

Education Department orders public, private schools to remain closed until March 31

Radio Pakistan was founded in March 1935, with initial broadcasts starting from Civil Secretariat

Streetlight outages spark safety fears as stray dog attacks rise across city

Families flee Shewa amid violence; bridge blast deepens security crisis

Islamabad's diplomatic intervention in global crises is a political setback for New Delhi

US seems desperate to clinch a deal as the cost of war has spiralled out of control

Historically, development was measured almost exclusively in economic terms

Monsoon rains were made 15% more intense by human-caused climate change, according to World Weather Attribution

Secular India had already died the moment the Butcher of Gujarat became prime minister in 2014

The Fund has noticed a staggering 300% surge in losses, despite a Rs1.2 trillion fiscal support

Trump has turned the US into a joke by launching an illegal war against a country that did not attack America

A total of 468 flights are scheduled to transport pilgrims to Saudi Arabia over 34-day period

Twenty-eight lawmakers support the bill, while 45 vote against it in the 120-member Knesset

France won’t join to open Hormuz by force but ready to help secure key shipping routes, French PM says

Delay in officially replying to US' proposal suggests some in Tehran may be open to considering it, Reuters reports

Ministry decides to cancel licences of tour operator defrauding pilgrims

PTI founder's son says denying prisoners' children the right to meet their father is collective punishment

Karoline Leavitt says Trump does not bluff and ​is prepared to unleash hell, warns Iran should ​not miscalculate again

Options for US and Israel are 'pretty limited and not great,' says Alex Younger

Says 10 universities offering unrecognised postgraduate programmes, directs them to immediately halt courses

Majority of ABC ⁠staff rejected latest offer of 10% pay ​rise over 3 years and $700 bonus

Hundreds of medical facilities damaged, Iranian health ministry says

German FM says time has come for ‘more concrete negotiations’ aimed at ending war in Iran

Council likely to play key role in shaping ​Washington's response to intensifying global competition in AI

Antonio Guterres says time to start climbing diplomatic ladder and return to full respect of international law

Experts warn foreign species may harm local ecosystems despite rapid urban greening benefits