• M-10 Motorway Project Study Nears Completion, Signaling Progress Toward Enhanced Infrastructure Development
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    M-10 Motorway Project Study Nears Completion, Signaling Progress Toward Enhanced Infrastructure Development

    The feasibility study for the M-10 Hyderabad-Karachi Motorway is nearing completion and is expected to be finalized by December, according to updates shared during a session of the National Assembly Standing Committee on Economic Affairs. The committee, chaired by MNA Mirza Ikhtiar Baig, was briefed by officials who revealed that the proposed motorway project would cost more than Rs68 billion

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  • When to See the First Supermoon of 2025 in Pakistan: Date and Viewing Details
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    When to See the First Supermoon of 2025 in Pakistan: Date and Viewing Details

    The first Supermoon of 2025 is set to grace the skies of Pakistan on October 7, offering a rare and captivating celestial display. On this night, the moon will appear significantly larger and brighter than usual due to its close approach to Earth, an event known as a Supermoon. This phenomenon occurs when the moon reaches its perigee—the closest point to Earth in its elliptical orbit—creating a

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  • Pakistan Transporters Raise Fares Following Petrol and Diesel Price Surge
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    Pakistan Transporters Raise Fares Following Petrol and Diesel Price Surge

    The recent hike in fuel prices by the federal government has triggered a response from the Pakistan Goods Transport Alliance, which has rejected the increase, calling it unjustifiable under the current economic conditions. As a direct consequence of the fuel price adjustment, the Alliance has implemented a 3% fare increase.

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  • Karachi Board Reopens Intermediate Exam Eligibility for Students Who Last Attempted in 2008
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    Karachi Board Reopens Intermediate Exam Eligibility for Students Who Last Attempted in 2008

    The Karachi Intermediate Board has announced a significant update for students who had exhausted their final exam attempt in 2008, offering them a renewed opportunity to participate in the upcoming 2025 supplementary examinations. This decision aligns with a resolution made by the Sindh Boards Committee of Chairmen during a meeting on March 5, 2018, which aimed to extend additional chances to

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  • Tourist Spot is Set to Receive Green Line Bus and Train Service
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    Tourist Spot is Set to Receive Green Line Bus and Train Service

    Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has unveiled a transformative development agenda for Murree, aiming to modernize the hill station with improved infrastructure and sustainable transportation. As part of this initiative, a Green Line bus service is being introduced with an initial fleet of 15 buses. This service is designed to offer free travel to students, women, and senior citizens, promoting

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  • Smog has significantly declined Lahore's air quality
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    Smog has significantly declined Lahore's air quality

    Lahore's air quality has significantly declined, with smog pushing the city's Air Quality Index (AQI) into the "unhealthy" category. On October 1, the AQI is projected to average around 170, indicating hazardous conditions, especially for sensitive groups. Between noon and 5pm, levels are expected to range from 120 to 145, escalating to between 140 and 165 by 11:30pm.

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  • Emirates Flight Experiences GPS Signal Interference Near Karachi Airport
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    Emirates Flight Experiences GPS Signal Interference Near Karachi Airport

    An Emirates Airlines international flight encountered a GPS signal disruption just minutes before landing at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, Pakistan, on Tuesday night, according to aviation officials. The incident involved Flight EK606, which experienced navigation system issues while descending to an altitude of approximately 3,000 feet. Sources within the Pakistan Civil Aviation

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  • Internet in Pakistan Slows Down Dramatically Due to Upstream Fault and Undersea Cable Cuts
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    Internet in Pakistan Slows Down Dramatically Due to Upstream Fault and Undersea Cable Cuts

    On Tuesday evening, millions of users across Pakistan faced a widespread internet slowdown that disrupted access to websites, video streaming services, and other online platforms. The issue affected customers of multiple Internet Service Providers (ISPs), with tracking platforms like Downdetector showing a sharp rise in user complaints related to high latency, connection timeouts, and packet

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