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Islamabad: The Asian Development Bank (BAD) has published a new report analyzing the digital ecosystem of Pakistan, revealing important structural challenges and persistent shortcomings in digital infrastructure and adoption. The report aims to provide a complete overview of the country’s digital development to help decision -makers and stakeholders to make informed decisions. He concludes that […]

Listen to the article Islamabad: The government made the prices of petroleum products on Tuesday to Rs11 per liter for the second half of 2025 in a regressive stage which would exacerbate the economic difficulties encountered by the ordinary man. This is the second consecutive increase in petrol and diesel prices since the start of

Islamabad: On Tuesday, the Pakistan Electoral Commission (ECP) disqualified the member of the National Assembly Jamshed Dasti for the possession of false academic references. The Commission accepted a reference sent by the president of the National Assembly as well as two petitions requesting the disqualification of Dasti. A bench of the electoral commission of three

Muzaffarabad: The Azad Jammu and Cashmire (AJK) government has appointed Dr. Muhammad Muqeem Ul Islam as a new managing director of Cashmire Institute of Management (KIM). The appointment was made by the Prime Minister of AJK following a rigorous and competitive selection process carried out on the recommendation of the Kim Board of Governors. The

Islamabad: The Federal Minister of Health Mustafa Kamal recognized Tuesday the persistent presence of poliovirus in the country’s environment and urged the public to counter false ideas surrounding the disease and its vaccine. Responding to a notice of attention to the Senate concerning the ongoing anti-political campaign, the minister informed the upper chamber that the

Islamabad: The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has been hard on the Ministry of Planning for Massive Financial Irregularities, which have been found and an apparent administrative dysfunction. The meeting, chaired by Junaid Akbar Khan, examined audit objections linked to the ministry’s financial performance. In a shocking revelation, it appeared that the additional subsidies granted by

Islamabad: The Minister of Religious Affairs, Sardar Muhammad Yousuf, announced on Tuesday that the government had created an organized system for pilgrims visiting Iraq, Syria and Iran, which would be authorized by approved pilgrims operators. Speaking at a press conference in Islamabad, the minister revealed that the cabinet had approved the pilgrim group system organized

Lahore: The PTI is struggling with the internal divisions on the calendar and the strategy for a national demonstration aimed at ensuring the release of its imprisoned founder, the former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Discord, mainly between the central leadership of the party and its chapter of Punjab, increased as the proposed date of August