Heavy rain accompanied by strong winds swept through various parts of Karachi on [insert date], causing significant disruption to daily life and raising concerns over the city’s preparedness for such weather events. The downpour, which lasted for several hours, resulted in flooded streets, traffic congestion, and power outages across multiple neighborhoods. Many residents found themselves stranded as main roads, including …

In a significant political development, both the government and the opposition parties are moving towards crafting a joint draft for amendments to the Constitution. This collaborative effort aims to address various pressing issues affecting the nation while ensuring a unified approach to constitutional reform. The discussions, which have been ongoing for several weeks, reflect a growing recognition among political leaders …

Recent revelations from internal TikTok documents have sparked significant concern regarding the platform’s priorities, specifically its emphasis on maximizing user traffic at the expense of mental health and overall well-being. The documents highlight strategies implemented by TikTok that prioritize engagement metrics, often placing profit-driven motives above the welfare of its users. According to these leaked documents, TikTok has been adopting …

Pakistan’s economic outlook is closely tied to its ability to maintain the International Monetary Fund (IMF) program and secure external financing, according to a recent report by the World Bank. The country faces significant challenges, including high inflation, external debt, and a fragile fiscal position, all of which are exacerbating its economic instability. The World Bank emphasized that these issues …

Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has refuted claims regarding the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) concerns over Pakistan’s National Finance Commission (NFC) Award and the 18th Amendment. Speaking to the media after attending the launch of the World Bank’s South Asia Development Update, CM Shah clarified that neither the IMF nor the federal government has raised such issues with …