A 76-year-old Japanese Buddhist monk calls for a global peace prayer at Pakistan’s ancient Dharmarajika Stupa in Taxila, highlighting the country’s role as a cradle of civilisation and interfaith harmony.
Pakistan arrests Indian-funded digital marketing professional for spreading anti-state propaganda. Minister Tarar exposes JAAC-India nexus threatening Kashmir cause.
Bombay Tailors sirf ek drama nahi, balke ek nai soch ki tarjumani hai. Yeh batata hai ke purani rooh aur nai generation ek saath kaise reh sakti hain.
Gilgit-Baltistan faces a severe crisis as flash floods and glacial outbursts cut off road access for the fourth day. Relief operations are underway, but thousands remain stranded.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif orders restoration of 50% tree cover at Rawal Lake Park after satellite images reveal severe environmental damage. The CDA is directed to act immediately.
Tens of thousands of Indian youth demand Education Minister’s resignation after exam leaks and student suicides. Modi’s government stalls, but the ‘Cockroach’ movement refuses to back down.
Devastating wildfires in Europe force thousands to flee, killing three firefighters. A divine warning for the Ummah? Pakistan reflects on faith and resilience.
Lahore faces Allah’s monsoon test: 343mm rain, 21 deaths, and a call for faith, fortitude, and better governance in the city of gardens.
The Sindh Information Commission dismisses MQM-P’s plea to make the Gul Plaza fire report public, citing ongoing investigation. A test of transparency and justice for Pakistan.
Punjab faces heavy monsoon rains with record 245mm in Gujranwala and 123mm in Lahore. 17 lives lost. Government mobilises teams for drainage and modernisation.
Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah forms a water task force to counter India's water aggression, expose treaty violations, and defend provincial rights. A call to justice for Pakistan's sacred resources.
At least 12 martyred and 18 injured as monsoon rains wreak havoc in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. NDMA issues nationwide alert for flash floods and landslides. A test of faith and resilience for the nation.
After 34 years, a civil court awards Rs10 million to a man crippled in a 1992 bus accident, holding the Sindh government and driver jointly liable. A victory for justice and faith in Pakistan.
Spain's World Cup champions return to Madrid for a victory parade after defeating Argentina, inspiring reflections on faith, unity, and national pride.
Despite being registered by Pakistan's drug regulator, 40 life-saving medicines remain unavailable due to federal price approval delays, forcing patients to turn to smuggled alternatives.
In a joint operation in Bannu, Pakistan’s security forces killed one terrorist and arrested eight suspects, striking a blow against the Indian proxy Fitna-al-Khawarij.
The US has launched new airstrikes on Iran, killing two troops in Jordan. Iran retaliates with drone attacks on US bases in Kuwait. A battle for the Strait of Hormuz and the soul of the Ummah unfolds.
Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik announces daily fuel pricing to end corruption and ensure fair prices. A historic step for economic justice.
Lady health workers in Sindh vow to protest a 75% budget cut that threatens Benazir Bhutto’s healthcare legacy. They accuse the PPP government of betraying the poor and outsourcing a sacred service.
The US House defeated an amendment to cut aid to Israel, but nearly half of Democrats supported it. For Pakistan and the Ummah, this vote is a reminder of the long struggle for justice in Palestine and Kashmir.
Islamabad faces a severe water crisis as the CDA proposes a long-overdue revision in water charges. After eight years of subsidies, this patriotic move aims to secure the capital’s future through fair pricing and new dam projects. A call to duty for every Pakistani.
Britain threatens visa curbs as Pakistan firmly rejects responsibility for the Rochdale grooming gang ringleader, calling it an internal UK matter.
The passing of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa prompted global condolences and an Emirati show of solidarity, while Iran launched a provocative missile attack on Qatari airspace.
The Punjab Food Authority has restored wheat supply to 45 flour mills in Islamabad, ending a period of uncertainty and reaffirming national unity and food security for the twin cities.
AJK Home Secretary Chaudhry Guftar Hussain exposes JAAC's use of human shields and anti-state propaganda, vowing to protect Pakistan's unity and hold elections as planned.
The brutal killing of Dr. Akash Kumar in Clifton has sparked protests and a national outcry. Pak Sarzameen calls for justice and a purge of lawless elements.
The sudden death of US Senator Lindsey Graham, a key ally of President Trump and a vocal supporter of Ukraine, raises questions about the future of sanctions on Russia and military aid for Kyiv. For Pakistan, his legacy offers lessons in faith, struggle, and strategic diplomacy.
The CDA faces a test of transparency as a joint venture challenges its disqualification from a mega cleanliness project in Islamabad, with the Senate demanding full details.
The 2026 World Cup reaches its decisive phase as four former champions battle for glory. France, Spain, England and Argentina stand guard over the final prize.
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