Pakistan is gearing up for one of the most transformative steps in its telecom history with plans to hold a 5G spectrum auction during Ramadan 2026. A move expected to
The UK mobile drive will provide overseas Pakistanis with easy access to NADRA services, including NICOP and family registration, without having to visit permanent offices. The National Database and Registration
The Pakistani passport ranking has improved in the Henley Passport Index 2026. Pakistan’s passport has registered a notable improvement in the Henley Passport Index 2026, marking a welcome development for
The Pakistan Navy has successfully test-fired a surface-to-air missile during a major naval exercise in the North Arabian Sea. Reinforcing its air defence capabilities and operational readiness, official military sources
The Sindh Railway revamp has been approved to strengthen rail connectivity between Karachi, Kashmore, and Tharparkar, supporting better transport and regional growth. Sindh greenlights a major railway overhaul to connect
Karachi Olympics 2026 aims to promote youth engagement and revive the city's sports culture by bringing together athletes from across Karachi for a multi-sport competition. KARACHI — Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) has
Aniqa Nisar is a well-known Pakistani news anchor and journalist recognised for her bold interviewing style and strong political analysis. She has worked with top news channels and currently hosts
The new e-challan system in Karachi has revolutionized the city's roads, subjecting every traffic violation to the silent scrutiny of a smart camera. Karachi, Pakistan’s largest and most restless metropolis,
Pakistan's technology firm, AirLink Communications, has announced that it will open the country's first authorised Apple retail store by the end of 2025. Topline Securities witnessed the statement during a
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has officially denied social media reports predicting the coldest winter in Pakistan’s history. In a recent statement, the Met Office clarified that there is no