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Cattle raids in South Sudan kill at least 72 people

The violence follows a period of instability in Warrap state as the country prepares for presidential elections in December.

Pakistan government plans poverty-based electricity relief for low-consumption households

The move aims to address issues where bills double for consumers exceeding 200 units while the government targets eliminating circular debt.

Momin Agha reviews poliovirus eradication progress at National Emergency Operations Centre

The official called for improved inter-sector coordination and stricter accountability to ensure every child receives life-saving vaccinations.

Daraz Pakistan offers discounts on iPhone 18 Pro models

Standard Chartered cardholders can secure 0% interest installment plans on the new flagship devices through the official DarazMall store.

Miraculous Ladybug Season 7 to launch globally across multiple platforms

The new season is produced in collaboration with Disney Kids & Family, France’s TF1, Italy’s KidsMe, and Brazil’s Globosat.

National Textile University announces vacancies for teaching and non-teaching roles

The institution is seeking academic, administrative, and technical staff for its Faisalabad and Karachi campuses on contract or lump-sum salary bases.

Abdul Aleem Khan orders comprehensive business plan for Pakistan Post

The initiative seeks to stabilize the postal service's finances and protect 22,000 jobs by accelerating a decade-overdue digital transformation.

Australian cyber agency warns of unprecedented AI-driven threats to infrastructure

Mohammad Ishaq Dar chairs steering committee on sustainable development goals

The Foreign Minister ordered agencies to accelerate project execution and ensure transparent fund distribution to reach target communities.

Pakistan power distribution losses fall to Rs325 billion this year

The reduction in distribution losses has eased the government's budget burden by Rs200 billion as the state works to target subsidies by income.

Hafiz Naeemur Rehman threatens mid-November march over petroleum levy

The Jamaat-e-Islami leader warned that the party will protest on the streets if the government fails to abolish the fuel tax.

International Packaging Films Limited reports Rs11.13 billion revenue for first quarter

Export sales nearly doubled to Rs3.515 billion despite a decline in gross profit and ongoing supply chain risks from the Middle East crisis.