The fall of the pace : Why Pakistan’s fast bowling is in its worst decline
In the past, Pakistan’s fast bowlers were famous all over the world for their swing, reverse swing, speed, and aggressive style, and Batterers from all over the world were afraid to play in front of dangerous fast bowlers like Sarfraz Nawaz, Imran Khan, Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, Shoaib Akhtar, Mohammad
Field Marshal Asim Munir confers military awards at GHQ ceremony
Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), HJ, COAS & CDF, as the chief guest conferred the awards to the families of shuhada, officers and soldiers in recognition of exceptional gallantry in operations and distinguished services rendered to the nation. An Investiture Ceremony to confer military awards to officers and
Pakistan Railways to operate special trains for Eid ul Azha
Pakistan Railways has announced the operation of special trains for passengers in anticipation of Eid-ul-Azha. This initiative aims to alleviate the increasing rush during the Eid celebrations and provide convenient travel options for the public. According to sources, three special Eid trains will be introduced, each consisting of 7 to
State Bank to launch special coin celebrating 75 years of Pak-China relations
ISLAMABAD: The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has announced the launch of a special commemorative coin of Rs 75 on the eve of 75 years of Pakistan-China diplomatic ties. According to a statement issued by the SBP on Wednesday, Pakistan and China formally entered diplomatic ties on May 21, 1951,
Good news for govt employees: Pay and allowances updated
ISLAMABAD: The federal government employees are set to receive updated salaries and allowances following recent approvals by the Establishment Division. Under the Special Dispensation Policy 2023, employees in BS-1 to BS-16 who receive a higher time scale will now be paid salaries and allowances corresponding to the new higher scale.
Key update for households using up to 200 units of electricity
ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Energy has clarified reports suggesting that the federal government plans to end electricity subsidies for households consuming up to 200 units per month, firmly rejecting such claims. According to the spokesman of the ministry, the current policy of giving subsidies to low electricity consumers is still
Say goodbye to bank lines: Govt introduces cashless passport fees
ISLAMABAD: The Directorate General of Immigration & Passport (DGIP) has taken a major step to make passport fee payments easier and more transparent, announcing a shift to a fully digital, cashless system. This decision has been taken in a meeting conducted by Muhammad Ali Randhawa, DGIP, which was attended by
Pakistan issues key guidelines for Hajj pilgrims ahead of journey
ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Religious Affairs has issued important guidelines for Pakistani pilgrims intending to perform Hajj, advising them to focus on necessities while travelling rather than carrying extra, burdensome luggage. One of the holiest acts of Muslims, Hajj is a spiritual experience that becomes a part of the Muslim
Imran Khan owns luxury flat, shops in Constitution Avenue: Zahid Gishkori claims
ISLAMABAD: A senior investigative journalist, Zahid Gishkori, in his recent report, has claimed that the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) founder and former prime minister, Imran Khan, owns a luxury flat and shops in One Constitution Avenue in Islamabad. The journalist Gishkori, in his video report and a tweet on X, claimed
Three livestock department officials suspended over negligence, inquiry ordered
PESHAWAR (Umar, Kashif Aziz): Deputy Commissioner Peshawar, Captain (retd) Sanaullah Khan has suspended three officials of the livestock department over negligence in arrangements at the cattle market in Peshawar. According to sources, the deputy commissioner, Peshawar, Sanaullah Khan paid a surprise visit to the provincial capital’s livestock market on Wednesday,
