- June 19th, 2025
The Interior Department of Pakistan Punjab has said that as cases of sexual abuse of children are on the rise, more boys than girls are becoming victims of such crimes. A report compiled on the number of such cases from...
Islamabad The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has arrested two Pakistan Customs officials in a mega corruption scam. The two officers, identified as Tariq Mehmood and Yawar Abbas, were missing since last week and were arrested on their way to Islamabad....
Kabul Kabul's Indira Gandhi Children's Hospital has noticed a recent increase in the number of malnourished children receiving treatment at the hospital. According to doctors, 45 malnourished children have been admitted to the hospital in the last two weeks. Mohammad...
Islamabad Pakistan's Karachi has become the least livable city in the world. It is ranked 169 out of 173 cities worldwide. Only cities like Lagos, Algiers, Tripoli and Damascus are below Karachi. The London-based Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) released the...
Dhaka Over 500 people lost their lives in road accidents in Bangladesh last month. In June, 516 people were killed, while 812 were seriously injured in 559 separate cases of road accidents across the country, and nearly 34 perent of...
Kabul Kabul residents are concerned about the lack of safe drinking water in the city. Residents say that they do not have access to urban water supply services and that the cost of drinking water from private companies has also...
Islamabad At least 12 soldiers were killed and five others injured in two separate encounters with terrorists in Pakistan's Balochistan province. The army has described it as the highest casualty in a single day in the troubled region. The military's...
Islamabad The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has announced that its executive board has approved a significant $3 billion bailout program for Pakistan, of which $1.2 billion will be disbursed immediately to help the cash-strapped country. The global lender's announcement on...
Kabul The Taliban's Supreme Court has announced that four people, including a woman, have been publicly flogged for "immorality" in Kabul's Pagman district, Khama Press reports. Khama Press is an online news service for Afghanistan. According to a news release,...
Thimphu Japan first time offered medical scholarships for Bhutanese students, which will provide them with an opportunity to pursue their dreams of becoming medical professionals, Bhutan Live reported. The Royal Civil Service Commission has signed an MoU with the prestigious...
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