Pakistan News & Insights

Pakistani TikTok and social-media influencer Pyari Maryam has tragically passed away during childbirth, leaving her fans and the online community in deep shock. According to family announcements shared on her official social accounts, Maryam faced severe complications during delivery and, despite medical efforts, she could not survive. Reports also state that her newborn did not […]

For salaried individuals in Pakistan, building financial security has become increasingly challenging due to persistent inflation—hovering around 22–26% during recent fiscal cycles and the sharp devaluation of the rupee, which has eroded purchasing power and savings. As a result, strategic and diversified investment planning has become essential for anyone hoping to grow wealth sustainably. 1.

A gas leak explosion rocked the National University of Modern Languages (NUML) in Islamabad, Pakistan, injuring seven people, including five students. The blast occurred around 4 pm in a prayer room near a clerk’s office. The explosion was caused by a gas leak that ignited when the university’s gas connection was turned on after the

Staying on top of traffic challans is crucial to avoid fines and penalties. If you’ve received a traffic ticket in Pakistan, you can easily check and pay your e-challan online. Check Your E-Challan in Minutes Visit the official websites of Punjab Safe City Authority, Sindh Police, or Islamabad Police, and enter your vehicle registration number

For many young people in Pakistan, the years following college are filled with uncertainty, pressure, and expectations. Society often teaches students that earning a degree is the ultimate key to success, yet the reality of Pakistan’s job market tells a different story. Every year, thousands of graduates enter the workforce with high hopes, only to

In Pakistan, begging has become a lucrative business, with some beggars earning more than people with jobs. This phenomenon has raised concerns about the erosion of self-respect and the lack of opportunities for economic mobility. A stark example is the comparison between the wages earned by workers and the alms given to beggars. For instance,

The winter vacation schedule for schools in Punjab, Pakistan, is set to begin on December 23, 2025, and end on January 11, 2026. Schools will reopen on January 12, 2026. This schedule applies uniformly to both public and private institutions, with first-semester exams in government schools being rescheduled. The primary goal of this break is

Karachi, a city of over twenty million people, has long faced challenges related to urban infrastructure, with open manholes ranking among the most dangerous hazards for pedestrians and commuters. In recent years, the FixIt team of Karachi has emerged as one of the most active citizen-driven initiatives addressing this recurring problem. The movement, widely recognized