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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
WhatsApp has become one of the most popular and widely used communication platforms globally, offering instant, secure, and accessible messaging for millions of users every day. In a world where the spotlight often hides the shadows, Pakistan’s entertainment industry has taken a powerful step toward healing and connection. Following the tragic and untimely death of…
Due to severe monsoon‑related weather conditions, a one-day public holiday has been declared in Rawalpindi on Thursday, July 17, 2025. The notification, issued by Deputy Commissioner Dr. Hassan Waqar Cheema, urged residents to remain indoors and warned against non-essential outings as efforts to manage the emergency continued. Deputy Commissioner Issues Urgent Alert In his official…
Today, 16 July, marks World Snake Day, a day dedicated not to fear but to understanding one of nature’s most ancient and misunderstood creatures — the snake. In Pakistan, snakes are often viewed with suspicion, fear, or hostility. From villages to cities, the sight of a snake is met with shouts, stones, or sticks —…
Pakistan joined the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on July 11, 1950, just three years after independence. Today, Pakistan is marking 75 years since it became a member of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). As the country reflects on this long-standing association, it is a moment not just for ceremonial commemoration — but for critical self-examination….
