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NADRA issues list of e-sahulat centre set up across Pakistan

The National Database Registration Authority (NADRA) on Sunday issued a complete list of over 3,000 e-sahulat franchises set up across the country to serve consumers. The list also contains information about the owners of these franchises. The NADRA officials have said that these franchises offer a...

In 2011, Hong Kong film actor Alan Tang dies at 62 – SCMP archive

This article was first published on March 30, 2011 by Danny Mok ‘Student Prince’ dies after heart problem Former actor Alan Tang Kwong-wing, known as the “Student Prince”, has died at home. He was 62. The family said he was checked by a family doctor for a heart problem at home in Kadoorie Avenue, K...

UAE–India flights: Air India, Air India Express and IndiGo update for March 29

Rabies claims another life in Karachi as calls for humane dog culling mount

• 42-year-old rickshaw driver was sole breadwinner and father of three• Experts urge govt to relocate all dogs from streets to shelters with animal rights activists’ support• Absence of life-saving RIG at most hospitals termed unacceptable KARACHI: As the city lost another life to rabies on Saturday...

Hong Kong passengers caught off guard by new airport limit of 2 power banks

Air passengers departing from Hong Kong have said they were unaware of a new rule limiting the number of power banks they could carry to two, with few reminder signs visible at the airport on the first day of its enforcement on Sunday. Hong Kong International Airport announced on Saturday night that...

Houthis have entered the monthlong Middle East war: What now?

Experts say Houthi group's recent involvement in the ongoing Middle East war could be a game-changer, bolstering Iran, threatening Gulf interests, and further straining Saudi-Iran ties. Their direct missile strikes at Israel escalate the US-Israel-Iran conflict, and if the Houthis were to block the...

Exports to Europe stagnate amid challenges

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s exports to major Western European markets are experiencing a consistent decline despite GSP+ status, sparking concerns over diminishing demand for Pakistani goods. The decline occurs as the European Union has signed a free trade agreement (FTA) with India on Jan 27, a major tex...

I finally felt like myself: The truth about gender-affirming surgery in India

I finally felt like myself The truth about genderaffirming surgery in India

Election Commission publishes 3rd supplementary voter list ahead of Bengal polls

Election Commission publishes rd supplementary voter list ahead of Bengal polls

Formula One 2026: Japanese Grand Prix race updates – live

️ Live updates from the race at Suzuka | Email Joey️ Lights go out at 2pm local/6am GMT/4pm AEDTPreseason expectations that the Mercedes would be the class of the field in 2026 and been pretty soundly validated across the opening two rounds, with Russell leading the championship standings from Anton...

Umrah visa being used for travel to Europe, says FIA

LAHORE: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) on Saturday offloaded two passengers at Multan International Airport over their alleged involvement in an illegal immigration attempt. According to an FIA spokesperson, the action was taken by immigration staff at Multan airport during routine screenin...

Virat Kohli nowhere near retirement, should make Test comeback: Ex-India player

Virat Kohli nowhere near retirement should make Test comeback ExIndia player

Petroleum cargo handling rises at Karachi’s Port Qasim Authority

ISLAMABAD: Port activities in Pakistan have increased following Iran’s retaliatory closure of the Strait of Hormuz in response to illegal US-Israel attacks. Meanwhile, fuel supply to Pakistan via sea remains steady and regular. The details released by the Port Qasim Authority (PQA) showed that it re...

Goodbye Graaff-Reinet: South African town’s name change stirs racial tensions

Minister’s decision to ditch town’s colonial-era identity and honour anti-apartheid activist divides residentsA South African town is divided over changing its name from the colonial-era Graaff-Reinet to Robert Sobukwe, after the anti-apartheid activist, in a debate that has inflamed racial tensions...

Why are smugglers swarming East Africa for ants to send to China and Europe?

For most people, ants are unwelcome guests at a picnic, but international demand for the insects is driving a new black market in East Africa, where it could threaten ant populations and the broader environment. In early March, 27-year-old Chinese national Zhang Kequn was detained at Jomo Kenyatta I...

Pakistan’s diplomatic moment

APPARENTLY, the stage is being prepared for US-Iran talks in Islamabad, despite deceptive statements and official denials. Western and Gulf diplomatic channels are confirming these reports; however, much depends on the backdoor communications currently underway through Pakistan. This is a rare momen...

As Iran’s drones swarm Gulf, Ukraine’s wartime tech lands billion-dollar deals

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Saturday that his country had “undoubtedly changed the geopolitical situation” in the Middle East with a series of decade-long defence agreements with Gulf states being hit with Iranian drones and missiles. Has he? And how important are the agreements f...

Will defiant Iran win peace?

AS missiles, drones and bombs were hitting targets on all sides of the Persian Gulf, news broke of a mediation effort led by Pakistan, Turkiye and Egypt that generated a faint hope that at some stage it would result in the cessation of hostilities triggered by the brazen US-Israel attack on Iran and...

Shadow of crisis

THE latest staff-level agreement between the IMF and Pakistan could not have come at a more volatile moment. What might otherwise have been read as a routine milestone under the IMF’s balance-of-payments and climate change-support facilities is now entangled with the geopolitical shock from the US-I...

World Bank to provide $250m for KP resilience, disaster readiness

ISLAMABAD: The World Bank is expected to approve a loan of $250 million to Pakistan for resilience, early action, and disaster preparedness in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, one of the country’s most flood-prone regions. The loan, provided by the International Development Association (IDA), aims to improve flo...