US First Lady Michelle Obama has selected Indian-American Swetha Prabakaran for 'Better Make Room' campaign's Student Advisory Board in recognition of her efforts to educate youth in the field of computer sciences.
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24th Nov 2024 | Updated at 01:35pm 24th Nov 2024
No wish for revenge, Nawaz tells supporters on return
- 25 Oct 2023
Islamabad: Pakistan’s former three-time prime minister Nawaz Sharif arrived home on Saturday, ending a four-year self-imposed exile in London and restarting his political journey ahead of the general elections with a huge rally at Minar-e-Pakistan...
Bilawal to attend SCO meet in Goa, India plays it down
- 26 Apr 2023
Pakistan's foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari will attend SCO foreign ministers meet which India is hosting in Goa on May 5.The Indian administration didn't explicitly rule out a meeting between S Jaishankar and Bilawal, but it didn't seem...
- 04 Jan 2017
A fake news piece has prompted the Defence Minister of Pakistan to threaten to go atomic
Tech giant Google found a creative way to adapt its systems to the extra second that was added to past year on December 31
The NaMo government has pulled a hard stance against neighbouring Pakistan, ever since the Uri terrorist attack. After pushing forward almost a campaign...
An Indian-American woman has been elected the new mayor of Californian city Cupertino. Savita Vaidhyanathan was sworn in last week in a ceremony.
Pakistan and Russia held their first ever consultation in Islamabad, as informed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Within a month of the controversial demonetisation of high value currency notes in India, Pakistan senate has passed a resolution seeking withdrawal of Rs 5000 notes from circulation to halt money laundering.
In the latest update on the 6.5 magnitude earthquake that hit Indonesia's Aceh province, the death toll has said to have touched 102.
A Pakistan International Airlines flight crashed into the mountains of Abbottabad district, killing 48 people, including pop singer-turned Islamic preacher...
Pak Supreme Court questioned the money trail of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's flats in London with one of the judges observing that there was no bank record of money being transferred from Pakistan to a foreign country
