Pakistan’s 40 pc population lives below poverty line: World Bank

Pakistan’s 40 per cent population lives below the poverty line, as per the World Bank, Dawn reported.

Pakistan Election Commission suggests changes to election rules 

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has proposed 18 amendments to the election rules in line with the...

PoK: Opposition leader questions US envoy’s visit to GB

Opposition leader in Gilgit-Baltistan, Kazim Mesum has questioned the six-day visit of US Ambassador to Pakistan...

New media era dawns as cutting-edge tech takes hold

Technology is driving the evolution of the media sector, bringing about radical changes in work approaches and media...

Tehreek-e-Labbaik threatens to destroy Ahmadi worship place

Following the recent attacks on the Ahmadi worship place, tensions have taken an upturn as the Tehreek-e-Labbaik...

“Voices of women will become louder”: PM Modi on quota Bill

Terming the 'unanimous' passage of the women's quota Bill — titled 'Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam' —...

Pakistan poll body says elections to be held in January

The Election Commission of Pakistan on Thursday announced that the elections will take place next year in...

Pak panel to hold meeting with parties ahead of polls

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Wednesday announced that it has scheduled a meeting with political...

Smaller eyes in birds related to urban light pollution: Study

While other studies have looked at how urban light affects the timing of birds’ “dawn song” and circadian rhythms,...

Pak: Rising inflation pushes families into debt cycle, asset sale

As Pakistan grapples with a severe economic crisis and soaring inflation, this financial safety net of the people of...

Pak: Elders in KP concerned over surge in targeted killings

The elders of the Bar Qambar khel tribe in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Bara expressed grave concern over the rising...

Pakistan’s development expenditure comes to standstill

Pakistan’s development expenditure has nearly come to a standstill, with just Rs 22.5 billion spent in the first two...