Oil Spill Hits Gwadar Coast, Threatens Marine Life
An unidentified oil spill has contaminated Gwadar's western coastline, causing fish and turtle deaths. Experts warn of damage to marine ecosystems and fishing if cleanup is delayed.
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Stung by Climate Change: K-P Beekeepers Struggle
Climate change is severely impacting beekeeping in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, with rising temperatures and erratic weather patterns harming honey production and livelihoods.
The Soil: Our Next Economic Frontier
Explore how soil health and sustainable agriculture can drive Pakistan's economic growth, reduce imports, and boost exports.
Abbottabad Citizens Hail People-Friendly Federal Budget 2026-27
Residents of Abbottabad welcome the Federal Budget 2026-27, praising expanded social welfare initiatives like BISP and educational stipends to support vulnerable groups.
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Lahore Police Step Up Security for Muharram
Lahore Police enhance security and operational preparations for Muharram, with DIG Operations visiting Imambargahs and reviewing arrangements. Over 534,000 vehicles checked in crackdown.
Iqra University Hosts IU-INSPIRE 2026 Pharma Conference
Iqra University Islamabad organized IU-INSPIRE 2026, a national pharmacy conference with over 250 participants, 10 speakers, and 70 presentations focusing on pharmaceutical innovations and research excellence.
ANF Arrests 6, Seizes 43.5 kg Hashish in Three Operations
The Anti-Narcotics Force arrested six suspects and recovered 43.5 kg of hashish worth over Rs 3.2 million in three operations across the country.
K-Electric Holds Customer Camp in Manzoor Colony, Collects PKR 6.5M
K-Electric organized a customer facilitation camp in Manzoor Colony, collecting over PKR 6.5 million in bill payments and processing 17 new connection applications.
DC Gujrat Reviews Development Projects Under Punjab Program
Deputy Commissioner Gujrat Noor-ul-Ain Qureshi chaired a review meeting on ongoing development projects under the Punjab Development Program, covering drainage and sewerage work.
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PTEA Hails Federal Budget as Balanced and Growth-Oriented
The Pakistan Textile Exporters Association (PTEA) has termed the federal budget as balanced and growth-oriented, expressing optimism that its pro-industry initiatives will stimulate economic activity and strengthen industrial growth.
Kissan Ittehad Slams Budget Neglect of Agriculture Sector
Pakistan Kissan Ittehad President Khalid Mahmood Khokhar criticized the federal budget for neglecting agriculture, despite its key role in economy and food security, urging policy focus and farmer support.
Punjab Minister Awards Scholarships to 1,000 Minority Students
Punjab Minister Sardar Ramesh Singh Arora announced scholarships for 1,000 minority students, with 173 from Bahawalpur Division, at a ceremony in Islamia University of Bahawalpur.
Severe Heat Forecast for Sindh, Dust Storms in Some Areas
Pakistan Meteorological Department forecasts severe hot and dry weather across most Sindh districts, with dust-thunderstorms expected in several northern areas over the next 24 hours.
Sindh Governor Calls for Joint Efforts on Environment Day
Governor Sindh Syed Muhammad Nehal Hashmi stressed environmental protection as a pressing need, urging collective awareness and practical measures against climate change impacts.
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Solar home system kits distributed in three Sindh districts
Solar home system kits were distributed to 62 households in Larkana, Jacobabad and Dadu districts under the Roshan Ghar – Roshan Sindh programme, aiming to provide sustainable energy to 275,000 homes across Sindh.
CM Murad Shah Opens Empress Market Phase Two in Karachi
Sindh CM Syed Murad Ali Shah inaugurated the second phase of the restored Empress Market in Karachi, reviving a historic landmark with enhanced facilities and cultural significance.
Rawalpindi braces for Nullah Leh flood season amid incomplete desilting
Flood season for Nullah Leh and 15 seasonal streams begins June 15, but desilting is incomplete, raising fears of destructive floods. Residents are relocating.
Karachi Sees Strong Winds of 43 km/h, Cloudy Until Monday
Karachi experienced strong winds up to 43 km/h on Saturday, with partly cloudy skies. The Pakistan Meteorological Department warns of continued strong winds and cloudiness until Monday.
Homemade Pickle Tradition Fades in South Punjab
The tradition of homemade pickle in South Punjab villages declines due to industrial food production, changing habits, and loss of livelihood for women.
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Hyderabad Industry Body Criticizes Budget for Ignoring Energy, Small Industries
HSATI appreciates some tax relief in federal budget 2026-27 but laments omission of energy reforms, neglect of small industries, and lack of industrial zone development.
Pakistan's Agricultural Storage Crisis: Budget Allocation Criticized
Experts criticize Pakistan's Rs7.1 billion budget for agricultural storage, calling it insufficient to address annual losses exceeding Rs140 billion from wheat alone.
Sindh Water Crisis: IRSA Accused of Artificial Shortage
Sindh and Balochistan face catastrophic water shortages in June 2026, with IRSA accused of manufacturing scarcity through flawed accounting. Guddu Barrage sees 47% deficit, Kotri 62%. Sindh demands equity under 1991 Water Accord.
Tata Apple iPhone factory accused of contaminating groundwater
Indian pollution regulator alleges Tata Electronics' iPhone component factory contaminated groundwater near farms, warns of shutdown unless Tata explains.
Sindh Water Crisis: SIDA Chairman Demands Removal of IRSA Chief
SIDA Chairman Qabool Mohammad Khatian accuses IRSA of reducing Sindh's irrigation water share by 45%, demands removal of IRSA chairman, warns of agricultural collapse and $4.5 billion export loss.
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Dust Storms and Rain Expected Across Punjab Including Lahore
Weather authorities predict dust storms and rain in Punjab, including Lahore, as a weak weather system brings relief from extreme heat. PDMA issues alert for strong winds, rain, and hailstorms.
Rain and Dust Storm Bring Relief to Lahore, Power Disrupted
A powerful dust storm and rainfall swept across Lahore on Friday night, providing relief from intense heat but causing power outages in several areas as LESCO feeders tripped.
Seminar in Rawat Stresses End to Child Labour, Punjab Efforts
A seminar in Rawat on International Day against Child Labour emphasized protecting children from exploitation, with speakers highlighting Punjab government initiatives like the Child Referral System and new laws.
ILO Official Urges Joint Action Against Child Labour
ILO Pakistan's Syed Saghir Bukhari stresses awareness, enforcement, and collective action to tackle child labour, calling for stronger social protection and responsible business practices.
Case Filed Against Constable Over Drug Peddler Escape
A criminal case has been registered against a police constable in Rawalpindi after a drug peddler escaped from his custody at the district courts. The constable's negligence is cited.
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Shangla Bans Fishing Until September 1 for Fish Breeding
Shangla district imposes a complete fishing ban until September 1, enforcing Section 144 to protect indigenous fish during breeding season, with strict penalties for violators.
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