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Pakistan Army Launches New Sports Initiatives

Pakistan Army launches sports initiatives to promote physical fitness, talent development, and community engagement across the country, aiming to enhance youth participation in various disciplines.

Saudi Road Deaths Drop 60% Since 2016

Saudi Arabia recorded a 60% reduction in traffic fatalities from 2016 to 2025, with deaths falling from 8,632 to 4,438, according to the 2025 Ministerial Committee of Traffic Safety report.

Frank Herbert's Dune: Pakistani Roots and Urdu Links

Frank Herbert's Dune has deep ties to Pakistan, including an unauthorized Urdu translation decades ago, inspiration from Sindhi deserts, and his 1972 visit to the country. The Fremen language and culture reflect Pakistani Islamic customs more than Arab on

Karachi Beach Shell Event: Monsoon Upwelling Explained

Every June, Karachi beaches see hundreds of thousands of seashells wash ashore, a phenomenon locally called 'aokar'. Monsoon upwelling, not pollution, is the cause, but 2026 may see higher numbers due to marine heatwaves.

Saudi Visa Liberalization Key to Tourism Growth

Further visa liberalization, including expanding e-visa access and reducing costs, could help Saudi Arabia attract more visitors and build a self-sustaining tourism sector, according to Oxford Economics chief economist Scott Livermore.

Pakistan Must Rethink Water for Strategic Autonomy

Pakistan's strategic autonomy hinges on shifting from reactive surface water management to integrated groundwater storage, breaking the cycle of dependence on external flows and building long-term resilience.

OGDCL Starts Gas Production from Sindh Well Sahito-1

Pakistan's state-run OGDCL has commenced gas production from the Sahito-1 discovery well in Sindh's Khairpur district, producing 6.0 MMSCFD initially, aiming to boost indigenous output and reduce reliance on imported LNG.

Pakistan Mango Export Earnings May Drop 30% in 2026

Pakistan's mango export earnings could fall nearly 30% this year due to climate-related crop losses and Middle East conflict disruptions, with exports expected between 75,000-80,000 metric tons worth $75-80 million.

PHED KP Trains New Sub Engineers in WASH

The Public Health Engineering Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, held a three-day training for new sub engineers on WASH technical interventions, policies, and planning to boost safe drinking water and sanitation services.

SCCI Urges KP Government for 10-Year Industrial Policy

Sarhad Chamber of Commerce and Industry urges KP government to formulate a 10-year industrial policy with special incentives for business growth, addressing traders' issues and promoting public-private partnerships.

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