Karachi’s University Road will remain closed from November 10 to December 30 as part of the Karachi Water and Sewerage System Improvement Project (KWSSIP), officials announced on Sunday. The closure has been implemented to facilitate the laying of water pipelines under the K-4 supply scheme, with a total of 2.7 kilometres of pipelines planned between NIPA Chowrangi and Federal Urdu University.

During Azerbaijan’s Victory Day celebrations in Baku, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif underscored the enduring and deep-rooted relationship between Pakistan, Azerbaijan, and Turkiye, describing it as a strategic and fraternal partnership that reflects shared values and mutual respect. Addressing the gathering, he praised the leadership of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Turkish President

The bus owners’ association in Karachi has filed a petition in the Sindh High Court challenging the newly introduced E-Challan system implemented by the Sindh government. The petition argues that the official notification introducing the system is unlawful, as it does not comply with the required legal procedures.

The Wildlife Department has officially launched a nationwide registration drive for parrots in an effort to regulate ownership and protect endangered bird species. According to department officials, all parrot owners are required to register their birds by December 5. After the deadline, strict legal action will be taken against individuals found keeping unregistered parrots.

The Punjab Environment Protection and Climate Change Department has implemented new emission testing fees for vehicles, effective November 10. According to the official notification, vehicles up to 1,000cc will be charged Rs. 500, those between 1,001cc and 1,500cc will pay Rs. 800, vehicles ranging from 1,501cc to 2,500cc will be charged Rs. 1,000, those between 2,501cc and 4,500cc will pay Rs.

The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has announced a reduction in the maximum price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for November, attributing the cut to falling international prices and a slightly stronger Pakistani rupee.

Federal Minister for Railways Muhammad Hanif Abbasi has announced that Pakistan Railways is undertaking significant measures to modernize the country’s railway system, aiming to make it safer, more efficient, and passenger-friendly. Speaking to the media after inaugurating the Safe and Smart Railway Station project in Rawalpindi, Abbasi emphasized that major stations nationwide will soon receive

Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has revealed that a total of 11,090 Pakistani nationals are currently imprisoned in Saudi Arabia, highlighting a significant area of concern for Pakistan’s foreign policy and consular efforts. The disclosure reflects the government’s ongoing focus on the welfare and legal protection of its citizens living and working abroad, particularly in the Gulf region, where a

Pakistani drivers can now obtain an International Driving License (IDL), enabling them to drive legally in 132 countries worldwide. This provides a major advantage for frequent travelers, business professionals, and expatriates who need to drive abroad.

Romania has proposed naming a street in its port city of Constanța as “Karachi Avenue” to honor its longstanding friendship with Pakistan. The initiative aims to celebrate the growing ties between the two coastal cities and mark 61 years of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and Romania.