A Pakistan Army Aviation helicopter crashed in Siachen. As a result, two pilots embraced martyrdom, confirmed Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) in a statement, Monday. Search and rescue helicopters are currently at the site of the crash.

Earlier, authorities in Punjab announced to ban vehicles without M-tags on motorways. Due to this, in an official Facebook post, FWO revealed that it took all necessary measures to facilitate commuters in M-tag registration.

PM Imran Khan will officially launch the Kamyab Jawan Sports program which is an excellent initiative by the government. Many Pakistanis take part in international competitions and win awards. However, they often have no government backing, for example, Nisar Ahmed. 

The partnership between HBL and Telenor Pakistan has been built upon the promise of combining forces to offer the best-in-class services, powered by state-of-the-art technology. This will result in a seamless and smooth digital experience for customers across Pakistan.

While Priyantha Diyawadana was being beaten up, Malik Adnan, who according to reports, was a colleague, tried his best to rescue Priyantha from the mob. Malik Adnan stepped into the scene and physically shielded Priyantha at the risk of his own life.

APTMA reveals that Pakistan’s textile products will increase by $6 billion this year. While sharing statistical data on how Pakistan’s textile exports increased, APTMA lauded the textile entrepreneurs for the huge achievement.

The ninth-generation Suzuki Alto Kei comes with new body panels and design elements. According to details, the new Suzuki Alto is similar to its predecessor with slight adjustments. While still retaining a boxy design, the new Suzuki Alto looks more rounded than before.

LHC announced to ban vehicles without M-tags on motorways. The ban comes as the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) raised concerns regarding air quality at toll plazas, which according to the Air Quality Index, is the highest. 

Sialkot, an angry mob beat a Sri Lankan man to death and burned his body over blasphemy allegations. The incident left Pakistan horrified with officials vowing strict action. Calling it a shameful day for Pakistan, PM Khan warned that all those responsible will be punished.

The Pakistan Property Event by Zameen.com will allow the Non-Resident-Pakistanis (NRPs) in Dubai to explore opportunities to invest in real estate back home. At the event, the Pakistani diaspora will be presented with more than 125 projects. 

Azam Swati submitted his written apology to ECP through his lawyer for his accusations against the electoral body. According to reports, the ECP neither accepted nor rejected the apology but directed the minister to appear in person at the next hearing.

In a bid to curb the fast transmission of Omicron, the Sindh government imposed new restrictions for the province. It also announced that schools will remain open and exams will be held as per schedule. However, reports are emerging which claim otherwise.