Urooj Niazi
The Health Department has introduced new rules on entrance testing, eligibility, seat distribution, and merit calculations under the Punjab postgraduate medical training policy 2026, leading to a major policy shift in Punjab’s postgraduate medical training
Sana Khalid
The proposed work under the Lahore Railway Station upgrade aims to tackle the real-world problems of passengers and railway operations while preserving the historic character of the station. A more efficient gateway for rail travel
Urooj Niazi
Pakistan has introduced new and tougher Pakistan prescription rules to improve patient safety, reduce antibiotic misuse, and strengthen accountability across the healthcare system. The new framework clearly holds patients, doctors and pharmacies responsible for the
Urooj Niazi
The Punjab Health Connect Programme will be operational in the first phase in major tertiary care institutions of eight divisions of the province. The programme, besides providing specialised treatment, also aims at improving the standards
Sana Khalid
Public recognition was once achieved through TV channels, newspapers and magazines. Celebrity interaction, career growth and daily connection with millions of followers today are all transformed thanks to digital platforms. The explosion of Instagram, TikTok,
Urooj Niazi
The KP health funding crisis has affected many key areas, including medicine availability, hospital operations, healthcare infrastructure development, and workforce management. At the same time, provincial authorities continue to explore reforms, partnerships and financial solutions
Sana Khalid
Pakistani actor Saboor Aly’s recent visit to Thailand has become a hot topic on social media as her Saboor Aly Thailand vacation photos from Phuket garner attention. The actor gave fans a glimpse of a
Sana Khalid
Monsoon season is one of the most beautiful times for Northern Pakistan Monsoon Travel and exploring the region’s scenic landscapes. The green valleys, flowing rivers and stunning mountain views are drawing thousands of tourists from
Urooj Niazi
The Karachi anti-polio campaign primarily targets children under the age of five, although booster activities are sometimes extended to older children based on public health needs. Authorities have plans to provide polio drops to families
Sana Khalid
The Pakistan monsoon season is essential for agriculture, helping replenish reservoirs and increase water supplies across much of the country. Heavy rain also causes urban flooding, flash floods, landslides and travel disruption. Many of the
