
Punjab Bar Council Serves Notices to over 100 Restaurants, Hotels
Punjab Bar Council has issued notices to over 100 hotels and restaurants, directing them to stop using lawyer-like uniforms for staff or face legal action.

Punjab Bar Council has issued notices to over 100 hotels and restaurants, directing them to stop using lawyer-like uniforms for staff or face legal action.

Babar says Pakistan are fully prepared for the West Indies Test series. The captain backs his squad after two months of training ahead of the

Daniyal Zafar has sparked excitement after teasing an “important announcement” on Instagram. Fans are speculating about a new music release, Zanjeerain update, or another surprise.

Murree remains under close monitoring after heavy rain triggered landslide concerns. CM Maryam Nawaz ordered relief efforts, while tourists were urged to travel carefully. Punjab

The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has launched version 5.6.8 of its Pak ID mobile application, bringing new digital vehicle-related services for people living

Gold prices in Pakistan remained stable on Friday after a sharp decline recorded in the previous trading session, reflecting continued weakness in both local and

Youth-led protests in India are set to expand nationwide on Friday despite the government’s appeal for dialogue. At the same time, authorities have tightened security

The Punjab government has reportedly made the B-Form number a mandatory requirement for students registering for Grade 5 and Grade 8 board examinations, according to

The United States has announced a new round of tariffs on 60 trading partners, including Pakistan, citing concerns over forced labour practices. The measures, introduced

A tragic incident in Karachi claimed the life of a seven-year-old boy after he accidentally fell into an uncovered manhole in the city’s Mowach Goth

The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Sindh has put the province on high alert after forecasting widespread thunderstorms and rainfall in several districts until July

The federal government has approved the import of one million tonnes of wheat after extensive discussions, marking its first official recognition of a gap between