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Armed soldiers surrounded Nepal’s parliament on Wednesday as Nepal protests plunged the capital into chaos. Kathmandu’s streets lay empty under an indefinite curfew, imposed after two days of violent anti-graft demonstrations forced Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli to step down. The turmoil, described as the worst in decades, began when the government announced a social media ban last week. The order was later withdrawn, but not before violence erupted. On Monday, police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds, leaving 19 people dead. By Tuesday, furious demonstrators set fire to parliament. Flames tore through the main hall while…

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The situation of floods in Punjab turned more alarming on Wednesday after India released additional water into the Sutlej River. Authorities in Lahore said high flood warnings were issued at two critical points — Harike and Ferozepur — where the Sutlej is swelling fast. Following the Indian announcement, the Ministry of Water Resources sent an emergency alert to all departments concerned. Meanwhile, the Chenab River wreaked havoc in South Punjab. A protective embankment collapsed near Jalalpur Pirwala, unleashing powerful waves of water. Hundreds of houses were damaged, and thousands of acres of crops were destroyed in the process. Villages like…

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The federal government has announced a major flood relief package to ease the burden on households and farmers affected by recent floods. Federal Minister Rana Tanveer Hussain confirmed that electricity bills for victims will be reduced, while farmers will receive direct support to recover their losses. According to the minister, the government plans to remove multiple charges from electricity bills in flood-hit areas. These include the general sales tax, FC surcharge, and fixed charges. Proposals also cover the waiver of fuel price adjustment, income tax, surplus taxes, additional taxes, and retailer sales tax. The flood relief package further ensures that…

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Federal Minister for Religious Affairs Sardar Muhammad Yousuf has once again raised his voice for the creation of a Hazara province. Speaking in an interview with a Private TV on Tuesday, he said that establishing new administrative units is now a pressing necessity. The minister argued that a separate Hazara province would ensure better governance and deliver solutions to the challenges faced by local communities. He stressed that dividing large provinces into smaller units would bring government closer to the people and make administration more effective. Sardar Yousuf also reminded that the demand for a Hazara province was part of…

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Pakistan pharmaceutical exports are on the rise, drawing global attention as the sector gains strength with government support. The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) has played a vital role in boosting confidence and encouraging international investment. Global consumer health leader Haleon has announced a $12 million investment in Pakistan. The funds will expand local production facilities, especially for Panadol, to meet the growing demand in the domestic market. This investment reflects the rising importance of Pakistan in the global pharmaceutical supply chain. In the current financial year, Pakistan pharmaceutical exports touched $457 million. The progress is linked directly to the…

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A devastating Haripur accident took place near the Shah Maqsood Interchange on the Hazara Motorway. The crash claimed the lives of five members of the same family, leaving the area in deep shock. The tragic collision happened when a speeding trailer rammed into a car. Two women were among those who lost their lives instantly. According to initial details, the family’s vehicle was on its way from Havelian to Rawalpindi when the heavy trailer struck them. Rescue teams shifted the deceased to Havelian Hospital. Reports confirmed that the family belonged to Gilgit. Their sudden death in the Haripur accident has…

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Artificial Intelligence in Pakistan is rapidly transforming society, economy, and the workplace. The country now ranks among the top five global users of AI tools, raising both excitement and concerns about the future. A survey conducted by the Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology and Society placed Pakistan fourth in a study covering 21 countries. The findings reveal that Pakistanis are embracing AI applications faster than many other nations. This surge in adoption is fueling optimism but also triggering debates on ethics, policy, and jobs. According to the report, India leads with 43% of its people holding a very positive view…

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Punjab Information Minister Azma Bukhari strongly criticized the Aleema Khan incident, calling it both “regrettable and unfortunate.” While addressing a press conference in Lahore, she said that the Punjab Chief Minister had also taken notice of the episode. She added that such acts have no place in politics and must not be repeated. Azma Bukhari said she had already condemned the Aleema Khan incident in her tweet. She called it a shameful act that cannot be justified. She further remarked that the real question is where such practices started. She recalled that in the past, shoes were thrown at political…

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India has once again released more water into the Sutlej River Flood, sparking fears of another major disaster. Officials say this action is part of New Delhi’s ongoing water aggression and clear violation of the Indus Waters Treaty. According to the Ministry of Water Resources, the Indian High Commission has already warned Pakistan of extremely high flooding at two points on the Sutlej. Harike and Ferozepur are expected to face dangerous water levels in the coming hours. Emergency alerts have been issued to all concerned departments to deal with the looming threat. The Sutlej River Flood has already caused destruction…

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Islamabad witnessed a vibrant gathering of young leaders and social impact organizations as the Diplomatic Youth Model United Nations (DYMUN 2025) hosted an exclusive Pre-Event and Fundraiser for Flood Relief at the Margalla Lounge, Mövenpick Hotel, on Monday. The initiative was organized in collaboration with Khud Mukhtar SAWI, the official welfare partner, while Khyber TV Network served as the official media partner. The program featured a Crisis Committee Simulation on Climate Change and Disaster Resilience, highlighting the urgent need for youth-driven solutions to pressing global challenges. The session brought together youth delegates, policy enthusiasts, and representatives from national institutions including…

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