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Key road project stalls despite significant funding

Kahuta Y-Cross. Photo: TikTok RAWALPINDI: With the completion of the first six months (July-December) of the federal budget financial year 2025-26, work on the Soan-Sihala-Kahuta road project has progressed by only 5 percent due to persistent slowdown, despite the allocation of Rs23.845 billion. The road, which provides access via Kahuta to Kotli and Rawalakot in

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Rise in Divorce Leads to Daily Visits to Children

Separated parents demand better reunion facilities at Rawalpindi court complex The mess of cement and iron benches reflects the inadequacy of facilities at the Rawalpindi court complex for separated parents and children. Photo: Express RAWALPINDI: By the end of 2025, a record and alarming increase was seen in meetings between divorced parents and their separated

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Wagah silently pays for idiomatic cooling

LAHORE: The only functional land crossing between Pakistan and India, the Wagah border, has remained closed or partially operational due to bilateral tensions over the past year, severely affecting travel, trade, pilgrimages and people-to-people contacts. Daily flag lowering ceremonies continued into the new year. However, in April, a major security incident in Pulwama triggered a

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More than 12,000 children were unable to benefit from anti-polio measures during the last campaign in 2025

HYDERABAD: Despite repeated nationwide anti-polio campaigns, Hyderabad has failed to achieve polio-free status in 2025, with more than 12,000 children going unvaccinated in the last nationwide campaign of the year, raising serious concerns about authorities’ negligence and public resistance. According to official sources, continued indifference by health ministry officials has once again derailed efforts to

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Justice must be accessible in practice, not just in principle: CJP

Afridi says in 2026, the justice system will continue reforms aimed at improving accessibility, reducing delays and increasing transparency Justice Yahya Afridi. PHOTO: FILE ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Yahya Afridi has emphasized that justice must be accessible in practice, not just in principle, saying the new year calls us to reflect, reform and

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