Saira Imran
Pakistan faces a serious personal data leak that exposed sensitive details of ministers, officials, and everyday citizens. Authorities discovered that vast amounts of private data, including CNIC scans, SIM ownership records, call logs, and travel
Saira Imran
The Asia Cup 2025 is here, and cricket fans all over the continent are buzzing with excitement. More than just a tournament, the Asia Cup has become a symbol of passion, politics, and regional pride.
Saira Imran
The night sky is about to offer a rare view. Blood moon total lunar eclipse Pakistan will take place on the night of September 7, 2025. Stargazers, students, and sky lovers are waiting for this
Saira Imran
Djokovic continues to shine at the 2025 US Open, proving once again why he stands among the greatest in tennis history. On Tuesday night, the Serbian champion battled past Taylor Fritz in a gripping quarterfinal
Saira Imran
The Blood Moon Total Lunar Eclipse is one of the most-awaited sky events of 2025. On Sunday, September 7, people across large parts of the world will witness the Moon turn a deep red shade.
Saira Imran
In a historic milestone for Pakistan’s healthcare system, the Institute of Public Health Punjab has successfully developed the country’s first-ever breast cancer vaccine. This remarkable achievement not only marks a new chapter in medical research
Saira Imran
The wait is finally over for thousands of students across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The KPK board result 2025 for HSSC Part I and II has officially been declared. All Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE)
Saira Imran
The latest Nvidia NVDA earnings report has once again proven how central the company is to the global artificial intelligence (AI) boom. On Wednesday, the chip-making giant announced revenue of $46.7 billion for the second
Saira Imran
The recent wave of heavy rains and water releases from Indian dams has pushed Punjab’s rivers to dangerous levels. Authorities continue to issue warnings using terms like medium, high, very high, and exceptionally high floods.
Muhammad Kaleem
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has confirmed that PTA restores 98% of Karachi telecom sites damaged by heavy rains have been restored within just 72 hours. Out of 2,764 sites affected, services on 2,707 have
