Pakistan

Russia has reiterated its desire to enhance cooperation with Pakistan, especially in counter-terrorism efforts, within the framework of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).

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Becomes patron-in-chief of embattled party

Imran's counsel completes cross examination; court to resume hearing on 11th

NCCIA uncovers dark web network operating from Muzaffargarh

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CJCSC warns lowering of threshold where cities are focal targets is dangerous for both India and Pakistan

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Says barring isolated violations, polling environment remained peaceful

Senator Siddiqui proposes focal unit in ICT to combat rising threats to child safety

Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah on Tuesday said low-intensity tremors helped prevent major earthquakes as he attempted to allay panic caused by the recent seismic activity that continued for the third day in Karachi. The metropolis continued to witness faint tremors today, taking the tally since Sunday to 20, according to data provided by the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD). Experts have previously pointed out that such minor seismic activities “preempt” high-intensity earthquakes by constantly releasing accumulated energy within the tectonic plates. “I have also studied engineering […] these (low-scale tremors) are a good thing. The earth is releasing its energy,” CM Shah said, responding to reporters’ queries about yesterday’s jail break incident in Karachi. He explained that if the earth released its seismic energy altogether, it could result in a major earthquake. “But if it releases in bits, then it is better — nothing is actually better — but saves us from a big tragedy,” Murad added. The m...

CM announces plan to reduce power tariffs

Suspects escape after firing on team trying to stop illegal Chinkara hunting

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Thousands invest months of labour into rearing animals for Eid

Civil works resume after 18 months of litigation, procurement controversies