Renowned writer, literary scholar and Chairperson of Pakistan Academy of Letters(PAL) Prof. Dr. Najeeba Arif has been awarded the

Dr Arfa Sayeda Zehra highlights the decline of Urdu literacy, the psychological and cultural impacts of a survival-driven education system, and the narrowing of life in modern Pakistan, urging a focus on sensitivity,

Roman Urdu is when Urdu stops wearing its elegant Nastaliq attire and slips into casual English jeans. Instead of “آنا,” we write “ana.” Instead of “آپ کیسے ہیں؟” we write “ap kese hain?” Instead of “میرا نام علی ہے,” we scribble “mera naam Ali hai.”

From Jordan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi exchanged the documents.

Actor Ayesha Omar thanked her for the “treasures she left behind,” while model and actor Kiran Malik shared a story mourning her loss. Musician Aizaz Sohail reflected on being “fortunate enough to sing for her” and to have received her love and admiration.

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday hosted His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan for a landmark MoU and agreement exchange ceremony in the fields of media, culture, and education, underscoring the deepening bilateral ties between Pakistan and Jordan.

The 7th All Pakistan Bilingual Declamation Contest was held at Cadet College Sanghar. In this event, various sessions were arranged to highlight national as well as local talent. These included school,

Although Pakistan has conducted several missile tests in 2025, images and clips of a swirl of clouds in the sky circulating in social media posts in late October and November do not show the South Asian country launching a weapon.

An Indian Sikh woman, Sarabjit Kaur, went missing during a pilgrimage to Pakistan and has allegedly converted to Islam and married a local. The incident had triggered security concerns in both countri

King Abdullah II has finally touched down in Pakistan, bringing his Asia tour near conclusion.On Saturday, November 15, the Jordanian monarch arrived in the South Asian country, marking the final stop of his five-country Asia tour,

Yasir Baig, a Pakistani man who was ordered to be deported to Pakistan 17 months ago after he caused a deadly five-vehicle crash in Ontario has been allowed to stay in Canada. The crash took place in 2018 and one person was killed and several were injured.