Pakistan cricket team made history!
Pakistan Cricket Team Makes History Under the captaincy of Babar Azam, the national team did what no other team had done in Pakistan's 75-year history of Test cricket.
Big blow to Pakistan, another player injured
The injury-prone Pakistan team suffered a major blow, another key player was ruled out of the Karachi Test due to injury.
Drafting ceremony of Pakistan Super League (PSL) season has started.
Drafting ceremony of Pakistan Super League (PSL) season has started, teams will select their favorite players for the event.
Google will open an office in Pakistan next week.
While Twitter and Facebook have expressed their inability to establish offices in Pakistan in near future, the world’s largest search engine and video-sharing platform Google is set to open a liaison office in Pakistan.
Meta Launches Facebook Stars in Pakistan, new way for creators to make more income
Facebook Stars, Meta’s monetization feature for content creators is now open to all eligible creators in Pakistan to help them connect with their audiences and build a business.
According to PID survey, 76 percent of people from Pakistan are willing to go abroad.
Lahore: Leader of Tehreek-e-Insaf Fawad Chaudhry says that 76 percent of people from Pakistan are willing to go abroad in the PID survey.
Confirmation of polio virus in two important cities of the Pakistan.
Islamabad: The complete elimination of polio from the country could not be achieved, the virus has been confirmed in the sewage of more cities.
Ben Stokes donates the match fee of the Test series to the flood victims of Pakistan.
England captain Ben Stokes, who is in Pakistan for the Test series, has made an important announcement for the flood victims of Pakistan.
Welcome to the England cricket team coming to Pakistan for the first time since 2005
Islamabad: Federal Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah and Information Minister Maryam Aurangzeb welcomed the England cricket team coming to Pakistan.
33 million people were made homeless by floods in Pakistan.
Federal Minister Shazia Marri has said that 33 million people have been affected by catastrophic floods in Pakistan this year due to climate change.