Balochistan Launches One-Month Free Vehicle Registration Campaign

The Balochistan government has launched a one-month free vehicle and motorcycle registration campaign aimed at providing relief to citizens and improving compliance across the province. According to officials, the initiative was approved by Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti following rising fuel prices, which had impacted vehicle owners. Director General Excise and Taxation Muhammad Ayub Hazara…

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Railways Police Pakistan Training Centre Found Lacking Basic Facilities and Standards

An inspection of the Railways Police Pakistan training centre has revealed serious shortcomings in infrastructure and training standards, raising concerns about the quality of facilities provided to trainees. During a visit to the centre in Lahore, Inspector General Muhammad Wisal Fakhar Sultan expressed strong dissatisfaction with the existing arrangements. The IG observed that trainees were…

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Afghanistan Calls China-Brokered Talks with Pakistan ‘Useful’ Amid Rising Tensions

Afghanistan has described its ongoing talks with Pakistan, hosted by China, as “useful,” reflecting cautious optimism in efforts to reduce cross-border tensions. The negotiations are taking place in Urumqi and were initiated following China’s invitation to both countries to engage in dialogue and de-escalate hostilities. The talks come after months of rising tensions along the…

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Fuel Prices Trigger Heated Debate in National Assembly of Pakistan

A heated debate erupted in the National Assembly of Pakistan over the recent increase in fuel prices, highlighting growing concerns about inflation and economic pressure on citizens. Opposition members strongly criticised the government, arguing that rising petrol and diesel prices have significantly increased the cost of living. They pointed out that inflation is already high,…

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Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited Accused of Forcing Karachi Users to Buy Internet for Landline Services

Consumers in Karachi have raised concerns against Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited, alleging that the company is forcing them to purchase internet packages in order to retain their landline connections. Residents from multiple areas, including DHA, Nazimabad, Gulistan-i-Jauhar, Gulshan-i-Iqbal, and Federal B Area, reported that their traditional copper-based landlines stopped working after PTCL upgraded its infrastructure…

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Punjab Caps Public Transport Fare Increase at 25% After Rejecting Higher Proposal

The Punjab government has capped the increase in public transport fares, rejecting a higher proposal and setting strict limits to protect commuters from excessive charges. According to official notifications, fare increases for diesel-based public transport, including both AC and non-AC vehicles, will not exceed 25%, while petrol-based vehicles will see a maximum increase of 10%….

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