Pakistan

KARACHI (Kashmir English): Despite the issuance of new official flour prices by the Commissioner Karachi, citizens across the city are being forced to purchase flour at higher rates. According to reports, different categories of flour, including chakki flour, fine flour, and 2.5 number flour, are being sold above the officially government-approved rates in various areas of

ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): The district administration has officially declared a viral notification circulating on social media regarding a change in commercial business hours under the federal government’s austerity drive as fake. A spokesperson for the Islamabad district administration confirmed that no new directives or restrictions have been imposed on trading hours in the federal capital.

QUETTA (Kashmir English): A severe internal rift within the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has erupted into violence, resulting in the targeted killing of Hayat Khan, the elder brother of high-ranking BLA social media operative Bahot. According to reports, Khan was killed on the orders of BLA commander Bashir Zeb in response to a kidnapping

KARACHI (Kashmir English): A local court in Karachi has granted the physical remand of drug dealer Anmol alias Pinky, also known as the ‘Cocaine Queen’, till May 22 and handed him over to the police. Baghdadi police presented the accused in court and requested remand for further investigation in the murder case. During the hearing,

KARACHI (Kashmir English): The Sindh government has eased the business hours for markets, commercial centers, and restaurants, lifting the restriction of early closure, a day after the Punjab government implemented a similar decision. Taking on X, the Provincial Information Minister, Sharjeel Inam Memon, said that the Government of Sindh has exempted shops, markets, malls, hotels, restaurants,

QUETTA (Kashmir English): Security forces have killed more than 300 “Fitna al Hindustan” militants, while several others were injured following the so-called militant campaign named “Herof 2.0” on January 31. The FAH’s aim of creating an impression of control in the province failed miserably as the so-called operation was thwarted by the security forces. Officials said