Islamabad: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar chaired a meeting of the Committee for Monitoring and Implementation of Austerity Measures at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
Ghotki: Farmer protests have intensified in parts of Sindh, especially Ghotki and Ubauro, over the severe shortage of canal water, as growers warn that standing crops are now under serious
Peshawar: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has announced 16 new agricultural development projects for the merged districts to improve farm productivity, strengthen rural livelihoods, and modernize the local agriculture sector. According
Islamabad: Farmers across Pakistan are facing growing uncertainty ahead of the federal budget 2026-27 as rising production costs continue to increase pressure on the agriculture sector. Farmer groups say higher
Karachi/Islamabad: Despite economic pressure, high interest rates, and continued market uncertainty, investment interest in prime-location real estate projects remains visible in Pakistan’s key urban centres. Market observers say buyers are
Islamabad: Property developers and urban sector stakeholders have raised strong concerns over the rising tax burden and higher regulatory charges affecting Pakistan’s real estate and construction industry. Recent assessments suggest
Islamabad: The federal government is reportedly considering a major reduction in property transaction taxes in the upcoming federal budget 2026-27 to revive Pakistan’s slow real estate market. According to sources,
Lahore: Provincial Health Minister Khawaja Salman Rafique chaired an important meeting at the office of Assistant Commissioner Cantonment Tehsil to review progress on multiple development projects underway in PP-153. Assistant
Lahore: Lahore Development Authority staff at the Citizen Facilitation Centre is providing public services from 9am to 6pm to facilitate citizens seeking LDA-related assistance. According to the update, citizens can
Karachi – Nearly 50,000 students at the University of Karachi are facing academic disruption as a teachers’ boycott continues over unpaid dues, extending for four weeks. Semester exams have been
