KP Becomes First Province to Deploy Psychologists in All DHQ Hospitals

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) has become the first province in Pakistan to formally appoint psychologists in all district headquarters (DHQ) hospitals, marking a major step toward improving mental healthcare at the district level. According to the health department, 32 psychologists have been deployed across the province. The initiative aims to improve early diagnosis, treatment, and referral…

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AJK PM Raja Faisal Rathore Asserts PPP Dominance, Challenges Rivals Ahead of Elections

Raja Faisal Mumtaz Rathore, the Prime Minister of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, has strongly asserted the political dominance of the Pakistan Peoples Party, stating that no rival party can match its performance in practical politics. Addressing a public gathering in Abbaspur, Rathore emphasized that while opposition parties may remain active on social media platforms, real…

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Militant Attack on Daraban Police Station in Dera Ismail Khan Causes Damage, No Casualties Reported

A late-night militant attack on the Daraban police station in Dera Ismail Khan created panic after attackers used rocket launchers and heavy gunfire, causing significant damage to the police facility and nearby commercial shops. According to police officials, the assailants, identified as members of banned militant groups, launched a sudden and intense assault targeting the…

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PTI Leaders Vow to Continue Nationwide Campaign for Imran Khan’s Release

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to continue a nationwide protest campaign demanding the release of former prime minister Imran Khan. Addressing a large public rally in Muzaffarabad, party leaders strongly criticised what they described as political discrimination and restrictions on democratic rights. The rally, held at Upper Adda (Lal Chowk), witnessed a…

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Judicial Transfers in Pakistan Spark Debate Over Independence and Bench Postings

A fresh controversy has emerged in Pakistan’s judicial system as proposed transfers of judges from the Islamabad High Court have triggered widespread debate over judicial independence and administrative authority. The development involves potential relocation of five judges to different high courts, with plans to assign them to regional benches instead of principal seats. Among the…

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