Urooj Niazi
The Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) issued urgent safety alerts in early May 2026. As a warning of the presence of several counterfeit and substandard medicines in the market. The latest warning has made
Sana Khalid
In the last few years, Pakistan’s streaming scene has turned into a cut-throat entertainment ecosystem, evolving from a small digital market to one dominated by local OTT platforms. Live cricket, local stories and mobile phone
Sana Khalid
Pakistani star Ushna Shah surprised fans with an emotional Instagram post on May 8, 2026, announcing Ushna Shah Pregnancy news. The actress announced the happy news that she and her husband, Hamza Amin, are expecting
Urooj Niazi
Hantavirus is a rare, but occasionally fatal, rodent-borne disease that can cause severe respiratory illness and kidney problems if not treated early. Health experts say the key is to be vigilant and take preventative measures,
Sana Khalid
The cafe culture in the city has exploded, with Lahore budget cafes 2026 offering students and freelancers affordable yet stylish social spaces. Lahore’s Budget Cafe Culture Continues to Grow in 2026 Today, the city offers
Sana Khalid
Pak Suzuki Motor Company has launched the new Suzuki Fronx Pakistan on 6 May 2026. It’s the latest addition to the growing compact crossover SUV market in Pakistan. The locally assembled CKD is a symbol
Sana Khalid
In Pakistan, theSuzuki Fronx GLX and the Toyota Raize Z are the most-discussed vehicles in the hotly contested compact crossover segment of 2026. Both will appeal to urban families and young buyers who want practical,
Sana Khalid
Measures of success like ratings, YouTube views, and social media mentions for top Pakistani dramas 2026 are shaping the television industry in Pakistan in 2026, as several dramas continue to shock industry limits and blur
Sana Khalid
Alizeh Shah vs Zoha Waseem has sparked a fresh social media controversy after the viral “Majboor” clip triggered a public feud online. The controversy started when a video of Zoha Waseem rehearsing the song went
Urooj Niazi
Pakistan has strengthened its nationwide hepatitis control programs in 2026 as part of a broader plan to eradicate Hepatitis B (HBV) and Hepatitis C (HCV) by 2030. The Hepatitis C burden on the country remains
