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Monday, December 1, 2025

India’s last Muslim lawmaker resigns from BJP

Federal Minister for Minority Affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi left the ruling BJP a day before his term was scheduled to end.

ECP suspends CM’s free electricity scheme till by-polls on July 17

 ECP Director General of Law Mohammad Arshad also says the announcement is an attempt to influence the by-elections.

How Indian Navy aims to counter Pakistan, China

Indian Navy Vice Chief Admiral press conference revealed it's yearly plan and informs public. Here are the new additions to their navy.

Work of Pakistani artists features in Guardian’s Destination Masterpiece

Pakistani artist, Waqas Khan’s work has been featured in The Guardian’s Destination Masterpiece listicle that featured “75 great artworks to see across the UK.” As...

Restore gas supply to fulfill export orders: APTMA

APTMA urged the government to restore gas supply to the textile industry at earliest, citing a loss of nearly $1 billion in exports.

Record 1400 mountaineers from world to summit peaks in Pakistan

According to Karrar Haidri, secretary of the Alpine Club of Pakistan, this is the highest number of mountaineers reaching Pakistan in recent time.

Attock court wraps up Imran Riaz Khan’s case

The Court orders the police to release the TV personality if not wanted in another case.

Petrol prices will be cut if int’l prices go down: Miftah Ismail

Oil price has touched $100 per barrel which is almost 15% down in a few weeks time. So will Shehbaz govt announce a cutin prices?

Nepra: Cost of hydel projects should be paid by provinces

Cost of hydel projects should be paid by consumers (provinces) who use water for agricultural purposes rather than electricity consumers

Iran and Pakistan committed to enhance energy and trade ties

Pakistan taking steps to improve bilateral trade volume with Iran: Miftah

Netizens question Chinese ice cream that never melts

The company said Wednesday that its products were in line with national food safety regulations.

MI5 and FBI chiefs warn of Chinese threat in joint address

They urged businesses to stay alert and report possible threats.