PM Shehbaz Sharif vs. Sugar Mafia: A Test of Political Will
Prime Minister Mian Shehbaz Sharif has launched a major offensive against the sugar mafia by enforcing stringent taxation policies across the sugar industry. This marks perhaps the most audacious targeting of a traditional power center in Pakistan’s economy — one with deep structural links to powerful political families and entrenched industrial cartels, renowned Urdu columnist…
Stars Gear Up for “Celebrity Cricket Mania 2025” – A Grand Fusion of Sports, Entertainment & Patriotism.
Lahore, In a groundbreaking initiative blending star power with national pride, Red Media Circle is all set to launch “Celebrity Cricket Mania 2025 – Season 1”, a patriotic and festive cricket tournament featuring Pakistan’s top names from film, television, theatre, and digital media. The event will take place from August 12 to 14 at the…
AsiaOne vs. Pakistan’s English TV Legacy: A Critical Look
AsiaOne is all set to formally launch its English language transmissions in Pakistan with a lineup of foreign anchors and global ambitions, positioning itself as Pakistan’s latest foray into English-language television, as reported by Journalism Pakistan. Its stated mission is to project the Muslim narrative, counter Islamophobia, and produce high-quality programming to reach both domestic…
Landmark MoU to Boost Cross-Border Media Collaboration
The Lahore Press Club (LPC) and the Pakistan Press Club Malaysia Chapter (PPC-MC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Lahore this week in order to strengthening global journalistic ties and promoting professional collaboration, . The historic document was exchanged between Arshad Ansari, President of Lahore Press Club, and S.M. Abbas, President of Pakistan Press…
Google’s SEO Shift Sparks New Era for Pakistani Websites
In a recent announcement, Google confirmed that websites don’t need any special tricks or strategies like AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) or GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) to appear in its new AI Overviews. This is a big relief for many Pakistani website owners and content creators who were confused about how to rank their sites in…
How 1st Sino-Japanese War Still Shapes East Asia?
Exactly 131 years ago on 25 July 1894, the First Sino-Japanese War erupted between Imperial China under the Qing Dynasty and Imperial Japan under the Meiji government. This seemingly regional conflict, fought primarily over influence in Korea, would alter the balance of power in East Asia, expose the weaknesses of China’s traditional system, and signal…
Passenger Plane Crashes in Eastern Russia, All 50 Onboard Feared Dead
Moscow (PNP) — A passenger aircraft operated by Siberian regional airline Angara Airlines tragically crashed in the eastern region of Russia, killing all 50 people onboard. Authorities have confirmed the incident and launched an investigation into the cause of the crash, which occurred during an attempted landing amid adverse weather conditions. The Tragedy Unfolds The…
Qudratullah Shahab – Reflections on 39th Death Anniversary
24th July 1984 marks the solemn day when Pakistan lost most revered literary and intellectual personality — Qudratullah Shahab. A visionary whose legacy transcends bureaucracy and literature, Shahab left behind a timeless treasure in the form of Shahab Nama, his celebrated autobiography that continues to inspire, provoke, and spiritually awaken generations. In the annals of…
Emirates Airlines Massive Hirings & Pakistani Job Market
The Dubai-based Emirates Airlines has recently launched a massive global hiring campaign, aiming to recruit over 5,000 professionals including pilots, cabin crew, engineers, IT experts, and customer service personnel. In a world where job opportunities are becoming increasingly competitive, especially for young graduates in developing countries like Pakistan, the recent announcement from Emirates Group is…
Horrific Increase of Cloudbursts in Pakistan
People of Pakistan are recently witnessing a series of cloudburst events—intense, localized rainstorms that caused severe destruction, especially in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Chakwal, and parts of Gilgit-Baltistan. These violent weather episodes have become more frequent in recent years, with devastating consequences for urban centers and mountainous regions alike. As Pakistan continues to grapple with the challenges…
