Covid-19 causes 30% spike in Pakistan’s mental illnesses

Senator Karim Khawaja, who heads the mental authority, told Anadolu Agency that around 40% of the 1,500 survey respondents have reported suffering from low to high depression after being infected with the coronavirus.

Iran’s policy towards evolving situation in Afghanistan

Iran witnessed Islamic Revolution, while Afghanistan was invaded and then embroiled in a decade-long conflict followed by civil war. In the last 20 years, Iran has openly embraced rivalry with the USA and Israel along with a sectarian conflict with Saudi Arabia in the Middle East

Germany, Saudi & UAE to join CPEC

As China extends a welcoming attitude toward the investment, it is believed that the CPEC would continue to attract more third-country investors

Government to launch a residential project for overseas Pakistanis

The government has planned to create a residential project for Pakistanis living abroad in order to generate $2 billion in remittances and has set aside 50 acres of land for the project. The CDA requested that the Ministry of the Interior be present.

Pakistan to use Chinese traditional medicine against COVID-19?

Pakistani has successfully completed a clinical trial of Chinese traditional herbal medicine for treating COVID-19. Is Pakistan going to fight COVID-19 fifth wave with this?

Shoaib Akhtar to lead talent hunt for footballers for PM Khan’s sports drive

Shoaib Akhtar will be leading a drive to promote soccer in Pakistan. The trials will be held in 10 cities at 11 venues across Pakistan. According to the statement released, the trials will offer a life-changing career through professional football contracts in Ireland.

This is why I suggest technocratic govt – OpEd by Gen Tariq Khan

General (R) Tariq Khan in this OpEd says, "I may have offended a lot of people by my suggestions on a technocrat govt. My recommendations seem to have affected numerous stakeholders... All the same, I will try and justify my position in a better manner"

Record number of people use BRT

BRT Peshawar is providing 16 hours long first-class non-stop service to passengers through its 158 buses on 9 special routes.

Modi’s teleprompter fail has Indian Twitter divided!

Last evening, Modi faced an alleged teleprompter glitch during his World Economic Forum (WEF) virtual address. Indians mocked Modi for not being able to speak without a teleprompter. Meanwhile, his supporters claimed that the technical glitch was at the WEF's end.

Why dried fruits are a gift of winters?

Dried fruits eaten in winter contain all the essential nutrients needed for energy and fresh blood in the body, but due to high prices, dried fruits are out of reach of citizens. According to doctors, what is eaten in winter affects the body because the digestive system speeds up in this season.

UK deploys weapons in Ukraine in case Russia attacks

The British defence secretary said ‘light anti-armour’ munitions were sent to Kiev amid rising tensions with Moscow

Aafia Siddiqui and Pakistan’s common destiny

The American ambassador to Pakistan Anne Patterson had been denying till then that Aafia was even held by the Americans. In fact, she, a US citizen as well as her two children, was kidnapped from Pakistan on March 30 2003 and put through ignominious extraordinary renditions