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Suzuki Bike prices Surge following federal budget; latest prices here

Feature, lifestyle, Must Read, National / Web Desk

ISLAMABAD : Pakistani bikers face steeper costs as Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) implements nationwide price increases across its motorcycle range, effective July 1st. The hike directly results from the federal government’s newly imposed New Energy Vehicle (NEV) levy introduced in the 2025-26 budget. Revised showroom pricing sees entry-level models absorbing significant jumps: GD110S […]

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District Education Office Bajaur PTC fund FRAUD

Bajaur’s PTC fund fraud: Inquiry nails officials in Rs 7.08 million scam

Feature, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Must Read / Web Desk

BY:SHAHID JAN BAJAUR: A major financial scandal involving Rs 7.08 million has surfaced in the Bajaur Education Department’s Female Section, where officials allegedly colluded to siphon funds meant for teachers’ salaries. The irregularities center around the Primary Teachers Certificate (PTC) fund, where fake teachers were included in payroll lists while legitimate names were removed. According

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Bajaur police arrest theft gang, recover stolen vehicles and weapons in Loi Sim raid

Bajaur Police nab gang posing as PTCL staff to steal cables

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Must Read / Web Desk

BAJAUR: Police in Bajaur district carried out a successful operation in Loi Sim, arresting five members of a gang involved in theft and fraud. The suspects were caught red-handed while digging up and stealing telephone cables near Inayat Kalay, posing as PTCL staff. District Police Officer (DPO) Bajaur Waqas Rafique supervised the operation, which led

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Best online sites to buy mobiles, bikes & fridges on installment

Feature, Must Read, Technology / Web Desk

Pakistan’s rising inflation has made it nearly impossible for many to afford essential electronics like smartphones, air conditioners, refrigerators, and motorcycles. Traditional sellers demand guarantors, lengthy paperwork, and tough conditions, making the buying process frustrating and humiliating. But now, there’s a hassle-free solution! Qist Bazaar is Pakistan’s first online store offering ACs, mobiles, fridges, motorcycles, and other electronics on easy monthly installments—without any guarantor!

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DI-Khan water issues, HUMAN and Animal dirnking same water

No clean water: PPP lawmaker says humans, animals use same ponds in DI Khan

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Must Read / Web Desk

PESHAWAR: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) member and provincial assembly representative from Dera Ismail Khan (DI Khan), Ehsanullah Miankhel, strongly criticized the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government during an assembly session, questioning the allocation of funds and lack of development in his constituency. Miankhel demanded an explanation for the “surplus budget,” asking whom it was meant to please. He

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Fuel Prices Skyrocket in Kurram as Road Closures Deepen Crisis

Kurram faces fuel crisis as road closures push petrol to Rs 300/litre

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Must Read / Web Desk

KURRAM: Residents of Kurram’s Para Chinar are facing severe fuel shortages and soaring prices due to prolonged road closures linked to sectarian conflicts. Petrol prices have surged to Rs 300 per liter, significantly higher than the rest of Pakistan, where rates remain stable. Locals told Pakhtun Digitals that the district has been cut off for nearly ten

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Govt set to reform net metering policy in response to Solar boom

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The government has made a principled decision to revise the net metering policy in light of the increasing trend towards solar energy. According to sources within the Ministry of Energy, a summary concerning net metering has been prepared and is expected to be approved by the federal cabinet after the budget is presented. This summary

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Suzuki Swift production disrupted amid China’s rare earth export clampdown

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Japanese auto manufacturing company Suzuki Swift product was halted amid China’s rare earth export clampdown. Several European automotive parts manufacturers have temporarily suspended production, and companies like Mercedes-Benz are exploring protective measures against potential shortages, as global concerns over China’s restrictions on rare earth exports rise. In April, Beijing halted exports of a broad range

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The director of Pakistan's Seismological Center, Dr. Najeeb Ahmed, has confirmed an active fault line near Rawat is causing frequent minor earthquakes in the area. His comments came after tremors were felt across Islamabad, Chakwal, and surrounding regions.

Meteorological experts reveal cause of recent Karachi earthquakes

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KARACHI: Karachi residents should prepare for more earthquake tremors in the coming days, warns Chief Meteorologist Amir Haider. His alert follows multiple recent quakes, including a 3.6 magnitude tremor near Quaidabad and a 3.2 magnitude event near Gadap Town overnight. Haider confirmed these shakes originate from Karachi’s active Landhi fault line – which hasn’t caused

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Fade to black: Peshawar’s 93-year-old Picture House Cinema crumbles

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, lifestyle, Must Read / Web Desk

PESHAWAR:Peshawar’s iconic Picture House cinema has been demolished, marking another blow to the city’s fading film culture. The historic theater near Qissa Khwani Bazaar operated for 83 years since its founding in 1931 by Sikh entrepreneur Daswat Singh. Picture House screened three daily shows until its closure, featuring legendary films like 1940’s Pukar and 1941’s

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