Federal Minister for Railways, Muhammad Hanif Abbasi, has taken notice of a freight train accident near Renala Khurd that claimed the life of Assistant Driver Imtiaz.The derailment occurred on Thursday morning, involving several coaches and the locomotive. According to a Pakistan Railways spokesperson, the Minister ordered a detailed inquiry into the accident and directed to […]
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Railways minister takes notice of freight train accident
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Peak of Indus flood delayed, now expected at Guddu tomorrow: CM
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has said that the peak of the Indus flood has been delayed and is now expected to arrive at Guddu Barrage on September 9, bringing water flows of more than 800,000 cusecs. “In preparation, evacuation of vulnerable riverine populations has been accelerated.” Addressing the media at the Flood […]
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Lawmakers have until Dec 31 to submit asset statements
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has announced December 31 as the deadline for all members of parliament and provincial assemblies to submit their yearly statements of assets and liabilities, including those of their spouses and dependents. Under Section 137 of the Elections Act, 2017, it is mandatory for all parliamentarians to submit annual statements […]
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Markhor hunting permit fetches $370,000 at GB auction for 118 animals
The highest rate Astore markhor hunting permit was sold out for $370,000 as the Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) Wildlife and Parks Department on Wednesday auctioned permits for 118 animals, including four Astore markhors, 100 Himalayan ibex, and 14 blue sheep – for the 2025-26 hunting season. GB’s trophy hunting programme involves local communities, who receive about 80 […]
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Sindh ready to handle water flows up to 1.1m cusecs: CM
Warning of a possible super flood in Sindh as India released massive water into the Chenab River, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Monday said the provincial government is prepared to handle flows ranging from 0.8 million to 1.1 million cusecs and every precautionary step is being taken in this regard. CM Murad […]
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Pakistan flood death toll surpasses 800 lives
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has released a grim report highlighting the widespread devastation caused by monsoon rains and flash floods across Pakistan since June 26.According to the report, at least 802 people have lost their lives while 1,088 others sustained injuries due to torrential rains and flooding that affected multiple provinces across the country.Khyber Pakhtunkhwa remains the hardest-hit region, with 479 deaths and 347 injuries reported. Punjab followed, recording 165 fatalities and 584 injuries, as rivers overflowed and low-lying areas faced severe inundation.
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Pakistan becomes third South Asian nation with Land Port Authority
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Massive landslide blocks Balakot road traffic
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Complaint cell launched to boost healthcare in Balochistan
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Deadly crash near MA Jinnah road claims life
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Gilani calls for enhanced cooperation with Libya in energy, SME sectors
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Karachi soaked again: Heavy rain to persist till Aug 23
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Flights canceled as Karachi faces torrential rain
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Pakistan crushed Indian arrogance in four hours: PA speaker
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PM Shehbaz orders swift flood relief in KP
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has directed the Chairman of the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) to accelerate relief efforts in nine flood-hit districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The devastating cloudburst and sudden floods in northern Pakistan have caused widespread destruction and loss.
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New committee to solve Gwadar’s power, water shortages
In response to growing public pressure, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has constituted a 13-member high-level committee to find lasting solutions to Gwadar’s chronic electricity outages and severe water shortages. The committee's first meeting is expected to be held on Friday.
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SC revises fees of cases as new rules notified
Supreme Court of Pakistan (SCP) issued a new fee chart, which was implemented from August 6, 2025. According to details, these fees were notified vide the Supreme Court of Pakistan Rules 2025. The apex court’s rules were changed after 45 years. The previous set of rules were introduced in 1980. A notification issued in this […]
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Govt has no agenda except character assassination: Bilawal
Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto has said that the government has no plans or agenda except criticising opposition members. “The government has no agenda except character assassination [of opponents],” he said in a statement. The PPP chairman criticised Prime Minister Imran Khan for failing to fulfil his promise of appearing before parliament twice […]
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Traffic policeman dies after being hit by a vehicle
Traffic policeman dies after being hit by a vehicle
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American Business Council lists steps for documenting economy
The American Business Council (ABC) of Pakistan has proposed documenting the country’s economy by emphasizing tax reforms and ease of doing business in the upcoming budget 2024-25. Tax income should be on profit and not on turnover and with this it has been suggested to restore the confidence of investors and broaden the tax net, […]
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Federal Govt Assurances: Senate committee seeks updates
The Senate Functional Committee on Government Assurances, chaired by Senator Abdul Shakoor Khan, convened today to discuss the updated status of various Government Assurances given by the Federal Government. Firstly, the assurance regarding the missing file of House located in Sector I-10/4,Islamabad was taken up. The matter was raised by Senator Mushtaq Ahmed. CDA officials […]
