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Imran Khan, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder, has sent a third open letter to Army Chief General Asim Munir, raising allegations of election fraud in the 2024 general elections. The letter reportedly addresses six key issues, including democratic damage and the need for structural reforms. Imran’s lawyer, Faisal Chaudhry, announced the letter’s contents, emphasizing PTI’s ongoing …
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Pakistan made history with their highest-ever successful ODI chase, beating South Africa by six wickets in Karachi. Salman Agha hit his maiden ODI century, while Mohammad Rizwan, the captain, scored an unbeaten 122. Their record-breaking 260-run partnership secured Pakistan’s spot in the tri-series final against New Zealand. South Africa, meanwhile, endured their sixth consecutive ODI …
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The Chairman of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), Lieutenant General (retd) Nazir Ahmad Butt, has announced decisive action to tackle Karachi’s pressing land issues. He emphasized that corruption in land dealings has reached critical levels and pledged swift action to address the situation. Major Land Corruption Exposed While addressing an event, Butt revealed that a …
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Israel has threatened to resume “intense fighting” in Gaza if captives are not released by this weekend, sparking widespread fear and condemnation. Hamas, however, insists it is committed to the ceasefire agreement and accuses Israel of violating the deal. Netanyahu Issues Ultimatum Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the ceasefire would end if Hamas …
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US inflation jumped unexpectedly to 3% in January, reaching its highest level in six months. The rise exceeded the 2.9% predicted by economists, increasing concerns about the cost of living. Price hikes in food and energy played a key role, leaving many Americans facing growing financial pressure. Food and Energy Drive Price Increases Higher food …
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Syed Murad Ali Shah, Chief Minister of Sindh, and Mohsin Naqvi, Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board and Federal Minister for Interior, visited Naya Nazimabad Cricket Stadium on February 12, 2025. They praised the state-of-the-art sports facilities, emphasizing Naya Nazimabad’s role as a premier hub for community sports and recreation in Karachi. Visit Highlights Mr. …
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Australian seamer Mitchell Starc has withdrawn from the ICC Champions Trophy, citing personal reasons. His decision leaves Australia without their entire pace attack from last year’s World Cup victory. This significant blow comes as the team prepares for major matches, highlighting the challenges they now face. Starc’s Absence Shakes Australian Pace Lineup Starc’s withdrawal also …
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A new report from Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University highlights the risks of overreliance on generative AI (Gen AI). It reveals that excessive use of these tools may weaken critical thinking and problem-solving skills in the workplace. While Gen AI boosts productivity, its impact on cognitive abilities should not be overlooked. Key Findings of the …
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Advocate Salman Akram Raja informed the Supreme Court (SC) that any amendment to the Army Act cannot abolish fundamental rights. Arguing before a seven-member bench, he represented convict Arzam Junaid in an intra-court appeal challenging the trial of civilians in military courts. Jurisdiction of Military and Civil Law Raja clarified that crimes committed by army …
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Karachi: Federal Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has praised Pakistan’s economic reforms and growth efforts. He highlighted macroeconomic stability as a key achievement of government policies. Aurangzeb shared insights from his meeting with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva. He said the IMF acknowledged Pakistan’s efforts in implementing reforms under its program. …
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In Islamic teachings, the concept of Qiyamah, or the Day of Judgment, is a fundamental belief. It is a day when the world as we know it will come to an end, and all beings will be held accountable for their actions. According to the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), several signs will precede …
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The exchange rate of the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) against the US Dollar (USD) saw a slight depreciation on February 12, 2025, indicating a minor shift in currency values. On February 12, 2025, the US Dollar was trading at approximately Rs. 279.5 in the open market. The selling rate stood at Rs. 281.2, reflecting an increase …
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The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has updated its criteria for valuing various types of properties in Karachi, including commercial, industrial, residential, high-rise buildings, and amenity plots. These updates, outlined under Statutory Regulatory Order (SRO) 144(I)/2025, aim to standardize property valuations in the city and align them with current market conditions. Valuation Based on Covered …
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Gold prices in Karachi have gone up today, February 12, 2025, according to the latest figures from the Pakistan Sarafa Market. Buyers and investors need to be aware of the updated rates, as gold continues to rise in value. As of 10:24 AM today, the price of 24K gold per tola in Karachi has reached …
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LONDON: Pakistani actress Meera faced a 10-year entry ban to the UK. Immigration authorities imposed the ban after a miscommunication during an English language interview. Meera, whose real name is Syeda Irtiza Rubab, has worked in Lollywood and modeling. She faced visa issues when she failed to understand questions from an immigration officer at Heathrow …
Karachi: Visa (NYSE: V) has released a whitepaper emphasizing the benefits of digitizing SME payments. The report highlights over $121 billion in SME B2B transactions ready for digital transformation. Umar S. Khan, Visa’s Country Manager for Pakistan & Afghanistan, stated that SMEs contribute 40% to Pakistan’s GDP and play a crucial role in job creation. …
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Google Messages is set to introduce a WhatsApp video call integration, allowing users to make video calls directly from within the app. This update will eliminate the need to switch between apps, making communication faster and more convenient. How the Feature Works Currently, Google Messages only supports video calls via Google Meet. If the app …
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In a significant victory, Pakistan has won the battle for Basmati rice ownership against India. New Zealand and Australia have officially recognized Basmati as a Pakistani product, dismissing India’s claims. Experts believe the European Union (EU) will soon favor Pakistan, further solidifying its position in the global market. Historical Evidence Proves Pakistan’s Claim Historical records …
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Ed Sheeran’s surprise street performance in Bangalore was abruptly halted by police over permit issues. The British singer-songwriter, currently on his Mathematics Tour, was performing on Church Street, a popular nightlife hub, when authorities stepped in and unplugged his microphone mid-song. Fans Sing Along as Police Intervene Sheeran, 33, started his impromptu concert on Sunday …
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Pakistan has reshuffled its Playing XI for the upcoming tri-nation series match against South Africa. Fast bowler Mohammad Hasnain replaces the injured Haris Rauf, while Saud Shakeel steps in for middle-order batter Kamran Ghulam. The team aims to recover after a disappointing defeat against New Zealand in the tournament opener. Haris Rauf Sidelined Due to …
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A record 120 Starlink satellites burned up upon reentry in January 2025, creating artificial meteor showers visible across the night sky. While these streaks of light captivate observers, scientists warn of growing environmental risks. The increasing frequency of satellite decommissioning raises concerns about aluminum oxide pollution and its long-term impact on the atmosphere. Growing Number …
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Steam, the leading PC gaming platform, has issued new guidelines restricting in-game advertising, dealing a significant blow to the growing ad industry in gaming. The updated rules prohibit developers from using paid advertising as a core business model, effectively banning rewarded ad formats and forced ad engagement. Steam’s Influence on PC Gaming Steam dominates the …
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Karachi witnessed intense protests on Tuesday as transporters blocked key entry points after multiple heavy vehicles were set on fire. The transporters’ protest disrupted traffic at major routes, including roads leading to Port Qasim, Hub Chowki, and New Sabzi Mandi. Protesters demanded enhanced security measures, urging the government to prevent further attacks on their vehicles. …
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