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Pakistan

Web Desk
Feb 22, 2025

Internet speed to improve as Pakistan connects to new submarine cable

The Africa-1 submarine cable system is slated for completion in the beginning of 2026. Once operational, it will bolster PTCL’s capacity to deliver high-quality, reliable internet services that meet international standards.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Feb 21, 2025

JUI-F hints at grand opposition alliance

JUI-F spokesperson alleged that after Maulana’s speech in parliament, a smear campaign had been launched against him.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Feb 21, 2025

New UAE visa guidelines issued for Pakistani applicants

The new guidelines also require applicants to submit proof of accommodation, which can include a hotel reservation or documents confirming their stay with friends or relatives.

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Web Desk
Feb 21, 2025

Islamabad traffic alert: major roads closed for Champions Trophy

Serena Hotel and Express Chowk have been closed to traffic from both sides until further notice. However, all other entry and exit points of the Red Zone will remain open.

Latest

Web Desk
Feb 21, 2025

Gold prices see sharp drop after record-high surge

According the All Pakistan Sarafa Gems and Jewellers Association, the price of 24-karat gold per tola dropped by Rs2,000, settling at Rs307,000.

Life

Web Desk
Feb 21, 2025

Another celeb wedding: Ahmed Ali Akbar ties the knot

Ahmed Ali Akbar, Pakistani actor known for his role in Parizaad, married Maham Batool –a lawyer-turned model and content creator.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Feb 20, 2025

Karachi accidents: water tanker crushes child to death

The owner of the tanker involved in the accident claimed that another vehicle was responsible for the fatal collision, yet his tankers were targeted.

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Web Desk
Feb 20, 2025

Islamic Ideology Council announces Fitrana 2025 rates

Fitrana amount for current year varies based on different commodities: Rs220 based on wheat, Rs450 for barley, Rs1,650 for dates, Rs2,500 for raisins, and Rs5,000 for dried apricots or figs.