Corona’s positivity rate reaches 2.05 per Cent in Rawalpindi

RAWALPINDI: The Rawalpindi district coronavirus positivity ratio was recorded at 2.05 per cent here Thursday, while 19 more cases had been reported during the last 24 hours. According to new data released by the District Health Authority, as many as 46, 842 coronavirus positive cases had been recorded, while 1766 had lost their battle of […]

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Bugti lauds US efforts in curbing smuggling of narcotics

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Narcotics Control Nawabzada Shzain Bugti on Thursday acknowledged the United States of America’s (US) efforts in curbing the production and smuggling of narcotics in the region. A delegation led by Todd. D Robinson, Assistant Secretary for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs of US Department of state along with US Ambassador […]

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Chinese Consul General meets Sindh Police chief

KARACHI: Consul General of China Li Bijian along with a 13-member delegation met Inspector General of Police (IGP) Sindh Ghulam Nabi Memon at Central Police Office Karachi and discussed various matters of mutual interests including security measures for Chinese nationals, experts and other staff associated with CPEC projects and routes in detail. The IGP Sindh […]

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Rehmani demands release of all Hurriyat leaders from jails before Eid

ISLAMABAD: The Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Peoples Freedom League (JKPFL), Muhammad Farooq Rehmani has drawn attention of the United Nations and other global rights’ bodies to the worsening political situation of the Indian Illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir and plight of political detainees in different jails and demanded their release before Eidul Azha. According […]

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Climatic changes affect indigenous practice of storing rain water

PESHAWAR: Septuagenarian Kalam Bibi, a resident of an arid area Abdul Khel of Lakki Marwat, has spent whole life by continuing the inherited practice of storing rain water in ponds at home to fulfill water related needs of family, but abnormal reduction in precipitation due to climatic changes turned her primitive and economical source of […]

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Indian government making Twitter to silence Pakistani voices, says Quartz India

ISLAMABAD: Indian authorities don’t want citizens to have access to Pakistani views—especially the official ones, writes Ananya Bhattacharya in an article published in Quartz India. According to Kashmir media service, The article titled “The Indian government is making Twitter silence Pakistani voices” wrote: “On June 27, at the behest of prime minister Narendra Modi’s government, […]

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