ISLAMABAD: The Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, has directed the Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) to expedite its inquiries and investigations into cartelization and collusion practices. The Minister assured CCP of government’s complete support and resolve…
Islamabad :— Federal Minister for Commerce Jam Kamal Khan and Turkish Ambassador to Pakistan Irfan Neziroglu met to discuss avenues for enhancing trade and economic ties between the two countries.The meeting underscored the historical, cultural, and strategic ties between Pakistan…
Islamabad :– A special event to mark the Universal Health Coverage Day was held, Speaking on the occasion, Coordinator to the Prime Minister for National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination Dr. Malik Mukhtar Ahmad said that the Government of Pakistan…
Islamabad: Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi chaired the important meeting of the National Action Plan Coordination Committee in Islamabad. During the meeting, it was decided to enhance coordination between NACTA and the provinces. Interior Minister said that a National Fusion…
ANKARA : Pakistan House to commemorate the 77th anniversary of the establishment of Diplomatic Relations between Pakistan and Türkiye. Former Turkish Foreign Minister, currently Member Parliament Mevlut Cavusoglu, Chairperson Human Rights Investigation Commission of Turkish Parliament, Member Parliament Derya Yanik,…
Lahore: Punjab Central Business District Development Authority (PCBDDA), also known as Central Business District Punjab (CBD Punjab), achieved a significant milestone in urban development by laying the foundation stone of its first mixed-use commercial high-rise building, CBD High-Q Tower. Spanning…
Islamabad: Khurrum Ashfaque, CEO of Telenor Pakistan, has been recognized with the prestigious UN Women 2024 Asia-Pacific Women’s Empowerment Principles (WEPs) Award in the Leadership Commitment category. This accolade underscores his steadfast dedication to fostering a workplace culture that prioritizes…
A new study reveals that heading the ball during football matches may cause damage to the brain. MRI brain scans of male and female football athletes show that this action can harm parts of the brain already associated with weakened…
A study has revealed that a chemical found in dairy products, ice cream, and meat-based items could potentially cause type 2 diabetes. In the food industry, carrageenan (also known as E407) is used as an emulsifier due to its gel-like…
Renowned Pakistani actress Salma Hassan recently appeared on a TV show, where she made some interesting revelations about her personal life and family background. During the show, while playing a game segment, Salma for the first time discussed her mother’s…
Pakistani showbiz actor Muneeb Butt recently shared his personal life and views on various topics, including marriage and relationships. He mentioned that before marriage, he used to see his wife, Aiman Khan, as a younger sister due to her young…
A 24-year-old Russian tourist and actress, Kamila Bilyatskaya, tragically drowned after being caught by a large wave while practicing yoga on the popular tourist island of Koh Samui in Thailand. According to foreign media reports, Kamila was filming a video…
Chairman of the Pakistan Software Houses Association (Pasha), Sajjad Syed, has stated that the issue of slow internet speeds is likely to be resolved within three months. In a statement, Chairman Sajjad Syed explained that if a WhatsApp message is…
Internet users across Pakistan are facing difficulties accessing various online platforms, but the government continues to deny that internet speeds are slow. However, some tools are completely rejecting the government’s denial. Various online services like WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok…
Can a train reach your destination faster than an airplane? Currently, that’s not possible, but in the near future, it could become a reality. China is testing high-speed trains that are capable of traveling faster than most airplanes. According to…
Each year, Oxford University Press selects a word that reflects the past 12 months or holds long-term cultural significance. However, the word chosen for 2024 is quite interesting. The word is “Brain rot.” According to a statement from Oxford University…
