Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) has reportedly decided to discontinue the Suzuki Cultus in Pakistan. According to a report by PakWheels, a source has told them that the company is going to discontinue one of their best-selling vehicles in the company months.

Pakistan is already facing a tough economic situation, however, it seems that citizens of Karachi will be facing even tougher times owing to the massive price hike in electricity tariff.

While winding up the budget debate in the National Assembly, Finance Minister Miftah Ismail said that the Pakistani nation has been very supportive.

As the crisis in Ukraine enters its third month, Turkey's standing abroad has risen because to a deliberate strategy in which Ankara has given Ukraine low-cost drones, supported some (but not all) Western sanctions, and met with Russian leaders whenever possible.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, no sporting event had been organized in Phandar Valley since 2020. NLC, which is developing infrastructure in the region,, sponsored the polo tournament to promote healthy sporting activities in Gilgit Baltistan.

Taking to Twitter, Imran Khan expressed grief and honored the Turkish scholar's role in reviving Islam and Sunnah. He also called the death a great loss for the Ummah. 

Energy prices declined during the pandemic when half of the world was shut down. As a result, the profit margins of energy firms, including oil and gas exploration and marketing companies reduced. 

29-year-old Dukka Mallikarjuna Reddy befriended a woman on Facebook named "Natasha Rao" who told him that her father served in the Indian Air Force. The two eventually "fell in love", with the woman proposing to Reddy.

Shehbaz Sharif said though the country could still face the difficult times ahead due to the inherited inefficiency of the previous government, however, the coalition government would brave every challenge effectively.

Pakistan's political atmosphere has been unstable with the PTI continuously crying foul of a US regime change and the incumbent government struggling to stabilize the economy.

There is no denying that Pakistan is filled with talent. It is important to recognize talented individuals and provide them with facilities so that they can excel and make Pakistan proud.

The luxury items hit the import bill by hardly $600 million. Moreover, it seems that instead of saving the foreign exchange, the decision is incurring heavy losses instead.