Punjab authorities have launched one of the most extensive traffic enforcement operations in the province’s history, conducting a highly coordinated 48-hour crackdown that resulted in over 76,000 challans issued across major cities and highways. The operation, led by the Punjab Traffic Police under the guidance of senior officials, targeted a wide range of traffic violations, including

Rawalpindi is preparing to begin an Rs8 billion underpass project on Peshawar Road in January, a development aimed at reducing severe traffic congestion on one of the city’s busiest routes. The plan includes the construction of three underpasses at Race Course Park Square, Army Graveyard Square, and Chairing Cross. Once completed, the project will help establish a signal-free corridor stretching

Forbes has highlighted Punjab’s Suthra Punjab initiative as one of the most advanced and largest digitised waste management systems in the world, recognizing it as a major climate and development success. The province has transformed a long-standing waste crisis into a unified, technology-driven system that now serves nearly 130 million people and manages around 50,000 tons of waste every day.

QUETTA: The Balochistan government has announced a strict crackdown on the illegal use of gas compressors in Quetta, aimed at addressing declining gas pressure issues in the city. The decision came after a meeting chaired by Deputy Commissioner (DC) Quetta, Capt (retd) Mehrullah Badini, which was attended by Assistant Commissioners and a representative from Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC).

The DIG Traffic, Syed Peer Muhammad Shah, has issued a strong statement affirming that no vehicle is exempt from traffic regulations, including those belonging to the Prime Minister, Chief Minister, or other high-ranking officials. According to the recent directive, any vehicle found overspeeding or violating traffic laws will be issued a challan, regardless of its official status.

The Sindh government has approved a major project to install more than 600 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across the province, marking a significant step toward promoting sustainable and eco-friendly transportation. The approval was granted to China’s ADM Group during a meeting with Syed Nasir Hussain Shah, Sindh’s Local Government Minister, who emphasized that the initiative aligns

In the aftermath of Cyclone Ditwah, which caused severe flooding and landslides across Sri Lanka, the Pakistan Navy deployed a humanitarian relief mission to assist the affected population. The warship PNS Saif delivered essential aid at Colombo Port, providing immediate support to communities severely impacted by the disaster. The shipment included ready-to-eat meals, dry rations, medicines,

Muhammad Shahzeb Awan, a 29-year-old academic leader, has earned global recognition after being officially certified by Guinness World Records as the youngest male university chancellor in the world. Awan heads the National Institute of Technology (NIT), a federally chartered institution established in 2025 with a mission to transform Pakistan’s higher education landscape.

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has announced a special allowance for its aircraft engineers following mounting pressure from employees and industry stakeholders demanding better compensation and recognition for the critical role engineers play in ensuring aviation safety and operational efficiency. The move comes amid growing concerns over staff retention, workforce morale, and the need

Four housing projects in Bahria Town Lahore have faced electricity disconnections after failing to pay outstanding bills exceeding Rs 682 million, according to the Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO). The power cut has left thousands of residents without electricity, affecting daily life, household activities, and basic amenities, causing widespread frustration among the community.