The Lahore High Court has upheld the federal government’s policy of monetising free electricity units for Wapda and power company officers. The court ruled the benefit was a service perk, not a statutory right.
Ranbir Kapoor, Blackpink’s Jennie and New York lawmaker Zohran Mamdani have been named to Time magazine’s 2025 list of the 100 most influential people. The annual list spans politics, entertainment, business and sport.
Hazim Bangwar, an Assistant Commissioner in Karachi, warned that fake news and videos may target him after enforcement actions, including shutting 14 illegal shops. He urged the public to watch for misinformation.
Iran’s deputy foreign minister said Tehran will not accept a temporary ceasefire and wants a comprehensive end to conflict across the region. He also said Pakistan’s mediation is aimed at securing that outcome.
A UK fast-fashion brand has released the “Man Maxxing Tee,” a shirt with built-in padding that creates a six-pack look without workouts. The internet reacts with jokes, debate, and gym-member cancellations.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and FIA DG Dr Usman Anwar directed officials in Karachi to ensure prompt complaint redressal and transparent investigations. They also reviewed performance, staff welfare and ongoing cases.
The ICC said it is investigating Cricket Canada after corruption allegations linked to Canada’s T20 World Cup loss to New Zealand in Chennai. The probe also covers governance claims and an alleged call involving former coach Khurram Chohan.
A viral video shows a shopkeeper at Kalar Kahar rest area on the M2 using “honest” change correction to steal Rs2,000. Police have fined similar shops before—here’s how to stay safe.
A viral podcast clip shows Fakhar Zaman agreeing to send Rs1 crore after a 1am call from UAE’s Zam Zam brothers. He asked for the account number and promised the transfer by 9am—no questions asked.
Police have arrested American musician D4vd on suspicion of murdering a 14-year-old girl. Authorities said the arrest was made as part of an ongoing murder investigation.
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met Chinese and international financial officials in Washington during the IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings. The finance ministry said he discussed Pakistan’s IMF programme, Panda bond plans and external financing position.
Sweden’s proposed ‘honest living’ rule for migrants has drawn criticism from rights groups and legal experts, who say it is discriminatory and could create uncertainty over residence permits.