current affairs

Dr Samira Gul Peshawar: The recent surge in militancy in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa has posed significant challenges for journalists, necessitating increased responsibilities, concerns about safety, and the need for accurate reporting. In this…

News Desk Rawalpindi: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Rawalpindi Hasan Waqar Cheema visited the District Headquarters Hospital (DHQ) on Friday to review the medical facilities provided to the patients. While interacting with the patients and…

News Desk Chitral: A double cabin mini truck travelling from Upper Dir to the Damil-Nasar area of Chitral met with an accident at Kochhangul near the police station in Ashriat, leaving at least five people and 12 others critically…

News Desk Sargodha: In a bid to empower transgender people in society, the first transgender school has been set up in the district at Government High School for Boys No. 1, Block 12, where more than 25 trans people have been enrolled…

Seemab Khan Peshawar: Pakistan hatched out of the colonial egg on 14th August 1947, justifiably on an ideological basis followed by Islamic democracy and a desire for maximum provincial autonomy. The 1973 Constitution of Pakistan divided…

APP Quetta: Scorpion-bitten Khadija Baloch, a resident of the Barkhan district of Balochistan, died on Monday. According to health experts, the teenage victim of a scorpion could survive the sting if she was provided with immediate…

Kamran Ali Peshawar:  The Young Doctors Association (YDA) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa(KP) ended their protest against non-payment of salaries following successful negotiations with the KP Health Advisor and Health Secretary. As part of the…

News Desk Islamabad: Former World Champion Babar Masih has established an academy at Satellite Town, Rawalpindi, to develop snooker talent in the nation and expose the twin cities’ talented youth. Babar Masih said, “Young people in…

Mohammed Ajeeb Bradford: A well-read and respected American daily newspaper "Virginia Post" in its publication of November 2021, described the role of Pakistani courts as the ‘bitches of the riches’. Such a derogatory description was…

News Desk Peshawar: The Kormang Bridge, which connects three union councils in the Shangla area and 0.1 million people, is still awaiting reconstruction after being destroyed by the earthquake on October 8, 2005. Union Council Former…