Pakistan

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

  RAWALPINDI (Kashmir English): A new digital traffic challan system has been launched in Rawalpindi based on video evidence for the first time in the city. Under the new “One App/Evidence-Based Challaning” system, video recordings of traffic violations will be preserved and made verifiable, ensuring transparency in imposing fines. According to Traffic officials, the system

NUSHKI (Kashmir English): Two terrorists were killed as security forces foiled an attempt by Fitan Al-Hindustan (FAH) terrorists to sabotage peace in the Killi Rahman area of Nushki, security sources said. According to sources, troops took immediate action on information about the blockade by Indian-backed terrorists, resulting in the deaths of two terrorists and injuries to

LAHORE (Kashmir English): The Punjab government on Wednesday announced the temporary relaxation in the closure timings of markets, shopping malls, and restaurants across the province. As per the notification issued by the Services and General Administration, the business will no longer be required to close at 8 pm, and restaurants can operate after 10 pm

ISLAMABAD (Kashmir English): The Higher Education Commission (HEC) has announced a significant increase in degree attestation fees. Under the new decision, the degree attestation fee has been increased from Rs 1,000 to Rs 3,000. According to HEC Chairman Niaz Ahmed Akhtar, this move is part of the process of introducing a completely digital and paperless