PMD Warns of Nationwide Rain and Windstorms as Monsoon Approaches
The Pakistan Meteorological Department predicts widespread monsoon rains and windstorms across the country from July 18-25, urging caution for tourists and
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Aamir Khan denies ‘3 Idiots’ character based on Sonam Wangchuk
Bollywood actor Aamir Khan addresses long-standing rumor about his '3 Idiots' character during BFI In Conversation event.
Gulf conflict fuels foreign investment outflow from Pakistan
Bahrain withdraws $30 million from domestic bonds, while UAE and Saudi Arabia offset the loss. Remittances remain stable but experts warn of…
Pakistan’s First RoRo Vessel Brings Over 2,000 Electric Vehicles
Pakistan's first roll-on/roll-off vessel brings over 2,000 electric vehicles to Karachi Port, marking a milestone in maritime logistics.
Wildlife officers treat heat-stressed birds in Pakistan
Zaheer Ahmed, a wildlife officer, treats dehydrated and heatstroke-affected birds in Islamabad.
Indian shares set to open flat amid earnings reports
Key Indian companies like Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank are due to release their earnings, while oil prices hover around one-month highs.
PM’s Focus on Agriculture Falls Short of Economic Reforms
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif highlights agriculture’s potential for rapid economic recovery, but policy execution lags behind. Key reforms needed to drive
Gulf War Fuels Foreign Investment Outflow from Pakistan
Bahrain and UAE withdraw investments as conflict continues, impacting Pakistan’s economy.
Finance Minister Reviews GM Corn Policy
Pakistan’s finance minister chairs first meeting to review genetically modified maize commercialization policy.
Pakistan Begins Review of Genetically Modified Corn Policy
A high-level committee has begun reviewing Pakistan's policy on genetically modified corn to enhance agricultural productivity and food security.
Record El Niño Forecast Could Make 2027 Hottest Year
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology predicts a strong El Niño could make 2027 the hottest year on record, with most capital cities facing…
Nearly one in five World Cup matches faced heat levels deemed unsafe
19% of World Cup games reached temperatures deemed dangerous for players. FIFA defends its player safeguards.
Private Sector Thrives While Farmers Struggle in Pakistan’s Cotton Industry
Pakistan's cotton industry faces production decline despite private companies' success. Farmers struggle with rising costs, while companies generate Rs150-
Vice Chancellor of Ziauddin University meets FGP to discuss research and climate action
Vice Chancellor of Ziauddin University discusses research and climate action with Freedom Gate Prosperity officials.
Toronto faces worst air quality due to Canadian wildfires
Smoke from 835 active wildfires in Canada has caused hazardous conditions in Toronto, recording the world's worst air quality.
EU Warns Pakistan on GSP+ Compliance
The European Union has noted issues with Pakistan's adherence to the Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus (GSP+) framework, urging improvements in human
Heavy Rain Forecast to Impact Pakistan
The PMD predicts widespread rainfall next week, warning of potential flooding and improved water levels.
Pakistan’s Minister Ahsan Seeks US Partnerships to Boost Knowledge Economy
Federal Minister Ahsan Iqbal seeks strategic partnerships with American institutions to strengthen Pakistan's higher education and research ecosystem.
Textile Industry Urges Prime Minister for Immediate Policy Measures
The Pakistan Textile Council has called on the government to introduce urgent policy measures to address challenges such as high production costs…
Kazakhstan reports eight forest fires amid heatwave
Kazakhstan reports eight forest fires amid a heatwave, Qazinform News Agency reports.