Romania and Pakistan to Strengthen Ties in Science, Technology, and Innovation
Islamabad (PNP) Ambassador of Romania to Pakistan Dan Stoenescu has reaffirmed Romania’s commitment to deepening cooperation with Pakistan in science, technology, education, and innovation, recognising Pakistan’s progress in digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and regional inclusion in a meeting with the Honourable Pakistani Federal Minister of Science and Technology, Khalid Hussain Magsi. As an important…
How Pakistani Women Can Protect Online Privacy?
In Pakistani society, digital privacy violations, particularly involving leaking of personal and intimate images, can have life-altering consequences. Whether it’s through blackmail, revenge, or hacking, non-consensual image sharing (NCII) has become a dangerous and growing threat — especially for women, showbiz celebrities and young people. In a society where honor, reputation, and privacy are deeply…
Why Pakistan Celebrates Independence Day on 14th August?
Every year, Pakistanis around the world come together on 14th August to celebrate the birth of their nation. Streets are adorned with green and white, flags flutter in the air, and national songs stir hearts with pride and unity. Yet, a common question arises—why does Pakistan celebrate its Independence Day on 14th August, while India…
Islamabad: A Historic Initiative Under the Leadership of Saadia Khan (Khan Bibi)
Islamabad (PNP) In a landmark development for women’s empowerment and social inclusion in Pakistan, Raiyatullah Khan, also known as Khan Baba and Chairman of the World Peace Jirga Program, has officially announced the launch of the Pakistan Women Peace Jirga Program. The program will be spearheaded by Saadia Khan, affectionately known as Khan…
Quaid-e-Azam’s Washington Visit That Never Happened
Today, the dynamic leadership of Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah is being recognized widely as Pakistan approaches its 78th Independence Day in 2025. The emotional sentiments of pakistani nation for Quaid-e-Azam are reflecting not only on national pride but also on the global recognition and respect Pakistan received even before its formal inception. Historically, after the…
Mystery of Crescent Moon Opposite Direction in Official Logos
In Pakistan, few symbols hold more emotional and ideological weight than the crescent moon and five-pointed star. Seen on the national flag and across government institutions—from ministries to the military—they represent Pakistan’s foundational ideals of progress, light, and guidance rooted in Islamic and cultural heritage. Yet, a curious visual variation often goes unnoticed: while the…
Celebrating Independence Through National Defense
As Pakistan prepares to celebrate its 78th Independence Day on August 14, 2025, the air is once again filled with the colors of patriotism and the sounds of unity. Flags flutter from rooftops, national songs echo across the streets, and millions of Pakistanis reflect on the journey of their beloved homeland. But this year, beyond the…
BC Place Announced as Official Venue for the Inaugural Canada Super 60
Vancouver, Canada (PNP) In a significant leap for cricket in North America, the Canada Super 60 proudly announces iconic BC Place as the official venue for the first-ever edition of its men’s and women’s tournaments. This announcement marks a historic milestone for the Canada Super 60 — securing one of the most prestigious and…
Railway Spokesman Syed Ejaz ul Hassan honored with Quaid-e-Azam Award
The outstanding contributions of Syed Ejaz ul Hassan, the Senior Information Officer of Pakistan Railways, has recently been recognized with the prestigious Quaid-e-Azam Award, in a ceremony, organized by the National Peace Committee for Interfaith Harmony, at Karachi, bringing together media professionals, civil society members, and public figures to honor his relentless efforts. After news…
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…
