2 months ago PTA Makes SIM Issuance Rules Stricter Nationwide The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has introduced stricter regulations for the sale and issuance of SIM cards, making mobile operators
2 months ago Gold Prices Fall Sharply in Pakistan After Global Decline Gold prices in Pakistan fell sharply on Friday, tracking losses in the international bullion market. According to the All Pakistan
2 months ago Flood Threat Higher in Pakistan After India Releases Chenab Water Pakistan’s flood authorities have warned of rising flood risks after India released water into the Chenab River, causing water levels
2 months ago FBR Announces Date for Filing Tax Returns for 2026 The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has announced that taxpayers will be able to start filing income tax returns for
2 months ago Pakistan’s Dollar Bonds Fall as Trump Imposes New Trade Tariffs Pakistan’s sovereign dollar bonds declined on Friday after US President Donald Trump unveiled a fresh round of tariffs targeting imports
2 months ago PM Shehbaz Promotes Lt Gen Aamer Raza to 4-Star General, Hands Him Strategic Command Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has elevated Lieutenant General Aamer Raza, HI(M), SBt, to the rank of Four-Star General and appointed
2 months ago Pakistan’s Rs. 2 Billion Bureaucracy Perk Sparks Backlash as Key Cadres Excluded The federal government’s decision to revise the Executive Allowance (EA) for senior civil servants has triggered discontent across the bureaucracy,
2 months ago Pakistan to Buy Rs. 9.5 Crore Bulletproof Land Cruiser for Chinese The federal government has approved the purchase of a bulletproof Toyota Land Cruiser worth Rs95.049 million to bolster security arrangements
2 months ago Pakistan Gets 10% US Tariff as Trump Targets 60 Nations on Forced Labor The United States has announced a 10 per cent tariff on imports from Pakistan as part of a sweeping trade
2 months ago Govt Approves Import of 1 Million Tonnes of Wheat as Prices Soar The federal government has decided to import one million tonnes of wheat following extensive deliberations, in what marks the first