A Tale of Two Murders
By: Ahmed Zulqurnain
Whoever kills an innocent human being, it shall be as if he killed all the humanity, and whosever saves the life of one, it shall be as...
Three Pakistani Youth Leaders Among 48 Contenders in 2024 Commonwealth Youth Council Elections
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ISLAMABAD: As the race for the prestigious Commonwealth Youth Council (CYC) executive elections...
PILDAT Calls on ECP to Improve Monitoring of Strategic Plan Implementation Transparency Key to Rebuilding Trust in Electoral Institutions
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ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and Transparency (PILDAT) has called on...
The BBL has released an additional 75 nominees from Pakistan, including Naseem Shah and Fakhar Zaman
By: Muhammad Saad Abbasi
MELBOURNE: Following the nominations of Haris Rauf, Shadab Khan, Imad Wasim,...
WBBL released all 19 nominees from India for Draft on Sunday
By: Muhammad Saad Abbasi
A total of 19 Indian women cricketers have nominated themselves for...
Taxila: Tracing the Echoes of Ancient Crossroads and Fading Brilliance
By: Munaza Kazmi
A significant archaeological and historical site, Taxila, in the northwest of the Indian sub-continent, now Pakistan, branded to the world for its...
A Perfect Blend of Tranquility, Entertainment, and Fun: Discover the Grand Rotana Resort and Spa in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt
By: Munaza Kazmi
Tranquility, Entertaining, Peace or Fun! what are you looking for this holiday season? What if this all comes together at one...
Emirates to offer daily flights to Toronto from 20 April
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Karachi: Following the breakthrough expanded air transport agreement between the United Arab Emirates and Canada, Emirates is stepping up its frequency with two...
Gilgit Baltistan’s Dreadful Tourism Situation: Examining the Impact of Government Policies
By: Muzammil Ahmed
Gilgit-Baltistan, which was formerly known as the northern area of Pakistan, has a vast mountainous region covered by sky-touching mountains, delightful valleys,...
Market of Storytellers
By: Munaza Kazmi
Peshawar “Oldest Living City” of South Asia dating back to 539 BC, keeps alive centuries-old rituals of culture, music, cuisine, and traditions....
