Tarbela Dam Project Cost Jumps By Rs. 234 Billion
The cost of Pakistan’s Tarbela 5th Extension Project has surged by 282% to Rs316 billion, despite serious concerns over its
Pakistan Plans to Start Making Mobile Phones, Laptops Locally
The federal government is preparing a new Made in Pakistan policy aimed at boosting the local production of mobile phones,
Indian Doctors Think Nicotine Causes Lung Cancer
A large majority of Indian physicians surveyed in an international study incorrectly attributed lung cancer directly to nicotine, highlighting persistent
FBR Sends Officers Into Sugar Mills to Track Production and Sales
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has stepped up scrutiny of Pakistan’s sugar industry, assigning tax officials to dozens of
Pakistan Army Chief Heads to Iran in First Visit Since Saudi Defense Deal
Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir is set to visit Tehran on Monday as Islamabad intensifies its
Iran Security Chief Mocks US Plan for Quick War as Oil Supply Suffers Major Damage
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei has ridiculed what he described as a major US miscalculation in the
PTA Tax Installments Were Announced Months Ago But Nothing Final Yet
The budget promised some relief for people facing hefty PTA taxes on expensive mobile phones. More than two months later,
PS5 Owners Boycott Sony Over Its Disc Ending Plans
PlayStation owners have started a week-long boycott of Sony’s gaming platform, switching off their consoles to protest the company’s plan
Teacher Fired After Girls Were Asked to Kiss in Class for Grades
A US school teacher has lost her job after an investigation found that students were asked to take part in
Sony May Bring More Ads to PlayStation
PlayStation users could see more advertising on Sony’s gaming platform as the company appears to be expanding its advertising business.
