Karachi’s power woes to worsen
Karachi’s consumers are likely to suffer power outages in the coming weeks as the company’s financial situation is not at all well with sources claiming that K-Electric does not have enough money to pay bills.
Karachi’s consumers are likely to suffer power outages in the coming weeks as the company’s financial situation is not at all well with sources claiming that K-Electric does not have enough money to pay bills.
The hosts England ended the first test match of the Pakistan tour with a spectacular win at the Old Trafford securing its 1-0 lead in the three-test series. “Chris Woakes stood tall at the close
Prime Minister Imran Khan, in his push to increase the country’s forest cover launched a major plantation drive across the country on August 9 in view of taking advantage of the monsoon rains and invited
Government on Sunday said that some of the tourist spots with few cases of coronavirus will be reopened after Eid as it looks to ease restrictions following the significant decline in the number of Covid-19
Pakistan’s large-scale manufacturing sector during the period between July to May 2019-20 declined by 10.32 per cent as the demand for the country’s goods in the local as well as international markets plummeted due to
An intra-squad match was played between the Pakistani team which was won by the side led by Azhar Ali who played a captain’s innings. “A captain’s innings from Azhar Ali, and half-centuries from Asad Shafiq
Pakistan is sitting on a ticking population bomb as the country’s total inhabitants has reached 220.9 million, as the average children from each couple in the country is around 3.6 per annum, says a population
Pakistani batsman Shan Masood on Wednesday said that England’s test loss to the West Indies does not mean Pakistan will become favorites in the upcoming series as the English side can give a tough time
In another sign of worsening ties between the two neighbours, Pakistan on Wednesday asked India to cut down its size of diplomatic emissaries from the country by 50 per cent. The call came in after