Staff Writer
The Pakistan Football Federation has appointed Shahid Niaz Khokhar as COO, aiming to modernize football administration and enhance Pakistan's global standing.
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has initiated a comprehensive beautification plan for urban entry and exit points, emphasizing cleanliness and transparency in development projects.
Muhammad Muaz showcased his exceptional talent by winning a triple crown at the Dr. Zia Pharmaceuticals Punjab Junior Tennis Championship 2026, dominating in multiple categories.
In a significant development, 23 more Katcha bandits surrendered to Punjab Police, raising the total to 52. The operation targets dangerous criminals in Rajanpur.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi announced a significant increase in compensation for Bajaur homes damaged during a recent security operation, raising it from Rs160,000 to Rs500,000. The decision aims to address community concerns amid ongoing security challenges.
US Chargé d’Affaires Natalie A. Baker proposes a partnership with Lahore Qalandars to enhance American cricket ahead of the 2028 Olympics, aiming to build a competitive infrastructure and nurture future stars.
Qasim Ali Khan triumphed at the Quaid-e-Azam Alfalah Amateur Golf Championship, winning by one stroke. His performance showcased exceptional skill and composure.
The Pakistan Football Federation and Balochistan government are collaborating to revive football in the province, focusing on grassroots development and youth empowerment.
The opposition alliance TTAP intensifies its campaign for an independent probe into alleged rigging in the February 2024 elections, demanding accountability and reform.
A massive fire at Gul Plaza in Karachi has left six confirmed dead and over 50 missing. Rescue operations are underway as families await news of their loved ones.
Pakistan has received a formal invitation to join the US-led Gaza Board of Peace, aimed at overseeing Gaza's reconstruction and governance post-war. This highlights Pakistan's commitment to international peace initiatives.
Energy Minister Awais Leghari strongly rebuts NEPRA's report, claiming it is factually incorrect and highlights a significant Rs780 billion reduction in circular debt, alongside major reforms in the power sector.
