Field Marshal Asim Munir visited Kartarpur and other flood-hit areas of Punjab, assuring the Sikh community of full restoration of their damaged religious sites. He reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to safeguarding minorities and their spiritual heritage during the ongoing calamity.
Punjab Information Minister Uzma Bukhari apologized for her controversial remarks on women’s clothing, admitting they were made in frustration. She explained her comments came in reaction to criticism of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s dressing.
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz on Thursday visited the Ravi River at Shahdara where she boarded a boat to inspect the flood situation more closely.
Pakistan is facing its biggest flood since 1988, according to the recent statistics and data shared by the official authorities in Pakistan overseeing the...
Over 190,000 evacuated as Ravi, Sutlej, and Chenab rivers swell; Pakistan Army deployed for rescue operations while southern Punjab and Sindh brace for impact.
Heavy monsoon rains flooded the Pakistani side of the Wagah border parade ground, while the Indian side remained unaffected. Despite the inundation, the daily flag-lowering ceremony went ahead as scheduled, drawing large crowds and going viral online.
Torrential monsoon rains combined with heavy water releases from Indian dams have triggered exceptionally high floods across Punjab’s rivers, breaking a 49-year rainfall record in Sialkot.
Punjab Information Minister Uzma Bukhari hit back at critics mocking Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s attire during her Japan trip, saying their trolling is “laughable.” She also dismissed allegations about private individuals in the delegation, calling social media lists “false and malicious.”
The list of books recently delivered to Imran Khan has been revealed, and each carries a common thread of resistance. From Salahuddin’s legacy to the Palestinian struggle, the titles reflect themes of defiance and justice
Former PM Imran Khan, in a message from prison, vowed to continue his struggle despite solitary confinement, saying that instead of demanding an apology from him, an apology should be offered to him.
Pakistan said on Tuesday its Punjab region, including the second largest city of Lahore, faced a “very high to exceptionally high” danger of flooding due to a combination of heavy rains and India’s decision to release waters from two dams.
