Category: Daily NEWS

What to Expect from Islamabad Weather This Week

Romaan Khan
Islamabad weather

Islamabad weather on June 26, 2025, brings thick clouds, rising humidity, and a chance of thunderstorms by late morning, with temperatures expected to reach 36°C. If you’ve already stepped outside, you’ve probably felt it—the warmth sitting heavy in the air and a sky that looks like it could open up at any time. The city is in that typical summer phase where mornings begin quietly, but by midday, the atmosphere turns restless. There’s a good chance of rain before noon, especially in areas closer to the hills. But don’t expect…

Pakistan-UAE sign MoU, to Strengthen Bilateral Relations

Amir Hamza Shaukat
Pakistan-UAE sign MoU, to Strengthen Bilateral Relations

During the 12th session of the Pakistan-UAE Joint Ministerial Commission (JMC), both sides reviewed the entire spectrum of bilateral ties and agreed on specific steps to enhance cooperation in trade, banking, investment, and other key sectors. Held in Abu Dhabi, the meeting was co-chair by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the UAE Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan. The Joint Ministerial Commission also agreed on concrete measures to strengthen cooperation in culture, aviation,…

PM Shehbaz takes Notice of Media Reports over Tax Defaulters

Amir Hamza Shaukat
PM Shehbaz takes Notice of Media Reports over Tax Defaulters

PM Shehbaz Sharif on Monday took a notice of media reports regarding the arrest of tax defaulters and issued strict instructions that no such legal amendments should be use to harass the business community or taxpayers under any circumstances. The prime minister directed the formation of a special committee on this matter. The prime minister chaired a review meeting of matters related to the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), PM Office Media Wing said in a press release. The meeting was attend by the Ministers for Defence, Law, Commerce, Economic…

Punjab Budget 2025-26 | Govt Approves Hike in Salaries

Amir Hamza Shaukat
Punjab Budget 2025-26 | Govt Approves Hike in Salaries

Punjab Budget 2025-26, government has approved a 10% salary increase for government employees and a 5% pension raise for retired personnel in the fiscal year 2025-26. The government has allocated Rs. 171.7 billion for foreign-funded projects, approved 5.9 percent increase in the volume of ongoing expenditure, the volume of ongoing expenditure was kept at Rs. 2,026.7 billion. The government has also approved 47.2 percent increase in development budget by allocating Rs. 1,240 billion. The Punjab government has increased allocation in education sector by allocating Rs. 811.8 billion, showing increase in…

Pakistan Set to Receive China’s J-35A Stealth Fighters in Air Force Overhaul

Ahmed Raza

Big Boost for Pakistan’s Air Force Pakistan is preparing to upgrade its air force by adding up to 40 of China’s new J-35A stealth fighter jets. The agreement, made public on June 6, 2025, marks the first time China has exported a fifth-generation combat aircraft. Key Features of the J-35A The J-35A is built by Shenyang Aircraft Corporation, a part of AVIC. This advanced twin-engine jet comes equipped with stealth features, internal weapons storage, and AESA radar. Its long range and low radar profile make it a strong option for…

PM Shehbaz Reaches Out to Opposition for Chief Election Commissioner Talks

Ahmed Raza

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has reached out to the Leader of the Opposition, inviting him for talks about picking the next Chief Election Commissioner (CEC). This step marks a key moment as the country prepares for a leadership change in the Election Commission. Following the Constitution Pakistan’s Constitution, in Article 213, says the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition must work together to select a new CEC. With the current CEC’s term ending soon, the government wants to avoid any issues or gaps in leadership. To start the…

Bilawal Bhutto Pushes for ISI-RAW Talks to Tackle Terrorism

Ahmed Raza

Fresh Approach to Counterterrorism Pakistan’s Foreign Minister, Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, has urged a direct line of communication between Pakistan’s ISI and India’s RAW. He believes that this step could help both countries fight terrorism more effectively and also lay the groundwork for wider peace discussions. By encouraging intelligence sharing, Bhutto-Zardari wants to build trust and lower the risk of future attacks, hoping to start a shift toward better ties between the neighbors. Timing and Diplomatic Context This proposal follows a period of active diplomacy from both sides. While in Washington, D.C.,…

Eid Weather Update: Rain Predicted before Eid?

Amir Hamza Shaukat
Eid Weather Update: Rain Predicted before Eid?

During Eid days, more rain and hailstorms are expected in Dir, Swat, Chitral, Kohistan, and Mansehra, while the plains are likely to experience hot and dry weather. Meteorological Department also issued a warning of strong winds, hailstorms, and lightning may damage weak structures, trees and solar panels. Travelers, tourists are also advised to avoid unnecessary travel, and relevant authorities are urged to stay alert in case of emergencies. Also Read: Rain has been report on Monday in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Mansehra, Balakot, Kaghan valley and other adjoining area which turned the…

Earthquake Rattles Karachi: A Reminder to Act on Climate Awareness

Ahmed Raza

Early Morning Tremors Shock Residents Karachi woke to shaking ground on Tuesday morning when a 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck around 7:35 AM. People across the city, from Clifton to Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Saddar, and Malir, felt the tremors. Many were caught off guard, and some rushed outside in fear. Thankfully, there were no immediate reports of serious damage or injuries, but the event brought attention back to Karachi’s readiness for natural disasters. Read More: At least 920 killed and 600 injured in a powerful earthquake that jolts Afghanistan Natural Disasters and Urban…

Bilawal Bhutto calls for Resolving Kashmir dispute to accomplish India-Pakistan Peace

Amir Hamza Shaukat
Bilawal Bhutto calls for Resolving Kashmir dispute to accomplish India-Pakistan Peace

A resolution of the Jammu and Kashmir dispute is a prerequisite for a lasting solution to the tensions between India and Pakistan says Former Foreign Minister and PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. In a television interview a Chinese TV channel, Bilawal, who is leading a nine-member parliamentary delegation, said the current ceasefire should lead to permanent peace. He said, will come through the resolution of the decades-old Kashmir dispute in line with the UN Security Council resolutions and the aspirations of Kashmiris. Also Read: Bilawal said India’s unilateral decision to…