Year: 2025

Offering Convenience for Salaried Class Launched – Automated Tax Filing System

Ahmed Raza

The government has implemented a computerized tax return system for salaried employees. This is being done in order to make the process of income tax return filing easier and to bring down the instances of manual errors. The system automatically imports salary records and pre-completes tax return forms with the data at hand. It amounts to less paperwork and greater convenience for tens of millions of salaried workers. Why It Matters: The Automated Tax Filing System Paying taxes has always been a complex issue for most employed persons. Extensive forms,…

Air India Crash Crew Defended by Indian Pilots’ Association

Ahmed Raza

There’s a strong show of graceful solidarity with the Air India staff involved in the recent crash by the Indian Pilots’ Association. They called on the public, as well as the news media, to refrain from judging or blaming the pilots and crew until the official investigation is complete. The association describes the allegations against the crew as unfair and harmful. The Realities of Flight Under Stress Pilots cope with high levels of stress, particularly in emergencies. They are trained for hard moments, but the unexpected could easily occur, such…

Monsoon Deaths in Pakistan Reach 111 as Rains Keep Hitting Hard

Romaan Khan
Monsoon Deaths in Pakistan

Monsoon deaths in Pakistan have now reached 111, and the number keeps rising as the rain refuses to let up. Since the last week of June, people across the country have been living in fear as floods, collapsed houses, and landslides continue to take lives many of them children. The rain hasn’t spared any region. From Sindh and Balochistan to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab, the damage has spread everywhere. Streets look more like rivers. Homes have fallen apart. And with broken drainage systems and poor construction, families had nowhere to…

Education in Pakistan: Where the Money Goes Missing

Muhammad Kashif

Education in Pakistan has been termed as the lifeline of national development, the ladder to come out of poverty and the foundation of any modern society.However, in spite of this significance, the education situation in the country is a sad story of negligence, lack of efficiency and corruption.Although the Constitution states that all children between the ages of 5 and 16 are entitled to free and compulsory education, it is still a promise that has not been largely met.Pakistan invests in education an amount that is less than 2 percent…

Frontier Constabulary Federal Transformation: Govt Turns FC into Nationwide Force

Romaan Khan
Frontier Constabulary Federal Transformation: Govt Turns FC into Nationwide Force

Frontier Constabulary federal transformation is officially underway as the government has approved a major step to turn the Frontier Constabulary (FC) into a nationwide federal force. The decision was made during a high-level meeting chaired by the Interior Ministry in Islamabad. Under this new plan, the FC which until now worked under provincial control- will shift to federal authority, gaining the power to operate across the country. Officials say the transformation includes federal funding, improved training, and modern deployment systems. The goal is to make internal security stronger, improve coordination…

Trump Canada Tariff: 35% Duties Announced Starting August 1

Romaan Khan
Trump Canada Tariff

starting August 1, Trump Canada tariff will come into full effect, hitting Canadian imports with a steep 35% tariff. Former President Donald Trump, speaking at a rally on Thursday, confirmed that his administration plans to implement the tariff if re-elected. He also hinted at hitting other U.S. trading partners with tariffs between 15% and 20%. Trump’s new approach shows a major change in trade policy. He wants to cut back America’s use of foreign goods and boost support for local industries. He slammed Canada’s trade practices as “unfair” and claimed…

North Korea Imposes Death Penalty for Promoting Zionism

Ahmed Raza

North Korea Israel Policy Takes Harsh Turn North Korea has announced a strict new policy: anyone found promoting Zionist ideas can face the death penalty. The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) released a statement calling Israel an illegitimate state, deepening the country’s already strong opposition to Israel. This update is one of the toughest measures ever seen under North Korea Israel policy. It goes beyond denying ties with Israel, sending a clear message of outright hostility. North Korea Labels Israel a “Colonial Project” The KCNA report claimed that Zionism supports…

Pakistan Russia Relations Strengthen on Energy, Trade, and Security

Ahmed Raza

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak called Pakistan and Russia natural allies during his recent visit. Both countries are working on deeper ties, focusing on energy, trade, and defense. Energy and Trade Boost for Pakistan Russia Relations Novak said Pakistan Russia relations are moving closer, with new talks about oil and gas deals. Russia wants to help Pakistan steady its energy supply by supporting nuclear and gas projects. Long-term plans are in discussion. Trade between the two countries is also growing. Russia plans to send more wheat, fertilizer, and equipment…

PM Expresses Grief Over Sardhaka Balochistan Bus Attack

Sanaullah Abro

PM condemns tragic Sardhaka Balochistan bus attack, ISLAMABAD, July 11, 2015 (Gofrixty): Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has condemned in strongest terms the tragic Sardhaka Balochistan bus incident. The incident in which passengers were kidnapped and brutally killed. In a strongly worded message from the office of the Prime Minister issued on Friday, he voiced “deep sadness and regret” over the deaths of three innocent civilians and swore to retaliate “decisively”. “Toowoomba is an incredibly brave family fighting their way through life,” the prime minister said. He blamed the grisly…

Nine Killed After Bus Attack in Balochistan

Ahmed Raza

What Happened On July 11, 2025, armed men stopped two buses and attacked in Balochistan, near the Zhob and Loralai district border. The attackers forced ten passengers off the buses and later killed nine of them. Their bodies were found and sent to Rakhni for identification. Who Was Behind the Attack Officials linked the attack to groups using the name “Fitna al-Hindustan,” a label used for militants in the province. No group claimed responsibility, but the government mentioned the Balochistan Liberation Front as a possible suspect. Also Read: How Authorities…