By: Muhammad Haseeb Fayyaz Food sits at the heart of civilization, yet it is increasingly threatened by climate change. Agriculture—dependent on stable weather, fertile soils, and access to water—is being reshaped by rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and extreme weather. The jeopardy now looms not just over distant futures but over current food supply chains….
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…
Vietnam, in a landmark step towards cultural cooperation and diplomatic goodwill, has extended a compelling proposal to Pakistan to build a stronger bond through their mutual Buddhist heritage of ancient Gandhara. At the heart of this initiative lies the aim to boost faith-based and cultural tourism, foster academic and institutional collaborations, and promote people-to-people connections…
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 —…
Reham Khan—the journalist, former BBC presenter, and ex-wife of former Prime Minister Imran Khan—has recently launched a new political party, the Pakistan Republic Party (PRP). The media response to her political foray reflects both the complexities of Pakistan’s press landscape and the polarized nature of its political culture. Let’s have a look on how the…
Dubai(PNP) The DP World International League T20 (ILT20) has partnered with UAE-based non-profit organisation Gulf for Good to extend the life and impact of its Season 3 merchandise, supporting children’s education and community development projects in Madagascar. As part of this CSR collaboration under Gulf for Good’s Outreach Programme, more than 500 items of official…
ISLAMABAD (PNP) – Mian Akram Farid, former Senior Vice Chairman of the All Pakistan Hotels Association and President of the Hotels & Motels Association for Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and Northern Areas, extended his congratulations to Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan on his appointment as the Prime Minister’s Coordinator for Tourism. He lauded Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan’s long-standing…
Sajjad Azhar, senior Pakistani journalist known for his thoughtful storytelling and socio-cultural insights, offers a compelling historical narrative in his recent article on anchient philosopher Kotliya Chanakya published in Independent Urdu. This analysis explores the strengths of Azhar’s article, its narrative power, intellectual framing, and broader value for Urdu readership and South Asian historical discourse. 1….
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….
Forgotten Ranikot Fort, often known as “The Great Wall of Sindh,” is a fortification that defies description, nestled in the isolated highlands of the Kirthar Range in Sindh.
