Heavy fog results temporery closure of Peshawar M-1 Motorway
PESHAWAR: Heavy fog resulted temporary closure of Peshawar M-1 Motorway from Peshawar to Rashakai toll plaza. Motorway Police said that this decision has been taken to prevent accidents and protect the lives and property of passengers. Motorway Police have requested citizens to avoid unnecessary travel during foggy hours and try
Scientists identify five new genes that contribute to obesity
ISLAMABAD: A groundbreaking study has shifted the blame of obesity from solely lifestyle choices to genes, thus mending a hole in the understanding of the disease. The researchers have identified the genes that contribute to the risk of obesity, out of which five potential genes are the ones that have
T20 series: Pakistan to face South Africa in second match today
LAHORE: After losing the first game, Pakistan is going to try to make a comeback in the second T20 series match against South Africa which is going to be held at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore today. As per details, the first match with a good performance was won by the South
Albania’s first AI Minister pregnant, set to “Give Birth” to 83 AI assistants, announces PM
BERLIN: The Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama, announced in a very innovative way the coming of the “birth” of 83 AI assistants by the country’s first-ever female AI Minister, Dela, who is “pregnant”. At the Global Dialogue Forum in Berlin, Germany, Prime Minister Rama declared that the AI minister
Khawaja Asif slams Afghan delegation: TTP militants aren’t refugees, they are terrorists
ISLAMABAD: Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has rejected the fabricated claim of the Afghan delegation that the TTP militants entering Pakistan from the Afghan side are “Pakistani refugees returning to their homes.” He referred to the claim as “laughable” and “illogical”. In his tweet, Khawaja Asif mocked these so-called “refugees” who
Test cricket takes a new turn with tea break before lunch
DELHI: The history of Test cricket will be altered in a very significant way by the introduction of a tea break before the lunch interval for the first time ever. The new format will be launched during the second Test match between India and South Africa which will be held
Tarar: Afghan Taliban must ensure their territory is not used against Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Atta Tarar, was briefing the media when he remarked that the Afghan Taliban must ensure that their territory is not used for actions against Pakistan. The response of his statement to the joint communiqué of the talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban
Province-wide crackdown begins on smoke-emitting vehicles
PESHAWAR: The Department of Transport, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) has launched an effective province-wide crackdown against buses and vehicles emitting toxic and environmentally harmful smoke. During the past two weeks, a total of 7,453 vehicles were inspected across the province. Out of these, 4,352 vehicles passed the emission test, while 3,301
India stuns Australia with five-wicket win to reach Women’s World Cup final
MUMBAI: India has won the match against Australia by 5 wickets in the second semi-final of the ICC Women’s World Cup and thus has qualified for the final of the tournament. The Indian team of women cricketers turned the tables in an amazing fashion when they accomplished the run chase
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa announces new 13-member cabinet
PESHAWAR: The provincial cabinet summary of Chief Minister Muhammad Sohail Afridi was signed off by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi, officially marking the formation of the new cabinet in the province. Reportedly, the oath-taking ceremony for the newly inducted cabinet members will be held today at 3 PM
