This marks the first time Pakistan has been involved in a mission to the moon.

Police assure victim's family they will “get justice” and “punish the accused strictly according to the law”.

Manahel al-Otaibi was sentenced to 11 years in prison by the Kingdom's counter-terrorism court.

Bureau's plea objecting to bench was already dismissed at last hearing, Justice Sattar says.

Seema's battle with fistula unveils the tragedy of early marriage, urging society to confront the intertwined dangers of child marriage and women's health crises.

Analyst attributes gains to improved inflation numbers.

“No leniency should be committed in procuring wheat,” orders premier.

Injured shifted to hospital after bus travelling from Rawalpindi to Gilgit overturns near Gunar Farm, rescue official says.

Huge financing gaps need to be filled to pave the road for UHC in KP.

13th joint meeting on CPEC likely on 22nd.

Industry experts suggest that the SBP’s typical strategy involves purchasing dollars from the interbank market.

Trade deficit widens 181pc in April.

FPCCI President says that wheat support price should continue for the farmers as they need a support mechanism for the guaranteed sale of their crops.

The UN says greater productivity levels could be reached through specialising in existing strengths.

Difficult questions will have to be asked, no matter how problematic.

Swinney is viewed as a calm head capable of stabilising Scotland’s ruling party following Humza Yousaf’s leadership.

Pacific watchers expect Manele to persevere with the archipelago’s recent embrace of China.

The lower part of her skeleton is believed to have been excavated in 1960 during groundbreaking excavations by an American archaeologist.

Science journal reports this is the first time a wild animal has been seen applying medicinal plants to a wound.

Whether through direct censorship, withholding advertising, or sinister measures such as harassment, legal intimidation and violence, the press in Pakistan navigates a hazardous terrain.

Unsigned plea accuses Justice Kayani of bias, favouritism towards some judges.

Demands fair elections, vows his party won’t accept any results “changed at gunpoint”.

Plea says move was unconstitutional and unlawful as no provision in Constitution for the position of deputy premier.

Urges ECP to conduct inquiry into lack of contingency planning in case of failure of Election Management System.

Report by Planning and Development department says 839 societies built on agricultural land.

Aims at safeguarding digital rights of people and counter propaganda and rumours on social media.

In a "white paper", ex-ruling party demands poll reforms, ECP chief’s removal; asks SC to hear its pending pleas.

Move follows major operational issue detected month ago, leading to pressure drop in a tunnel of Neelum-Jhelum project.

72pc of enclave’s residential buildings destroyed, reconstruction to cost up to $40bn.

Encourages Pakistani govt to prioritise and expand reforms to address its economic challenges.

Commission reserves verdict on MQM-P’s reserved seat.

Taliban have agreed with Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan to build a logistics hub in western Afghanistan.

Seeks to elevate women’s income generation capabilities through sustainable practices.

Experts say decision to hand over the programme to global health bodies in 2021 backfired; official claims govt still in charge.

Say they will not accept any unilateral decision by the government, have already filed a petition in court.

Asks KP CM to move LHC for details of cases registered against him in Punjab.

Petitioners say NAB has no mandate to inquire into the matter.

Gandapur says legislation planned for good governance.

Pandya, when fit and in form, is India’s preferred seam-bowling all-rounder and has also been retained as vice-captain of the squad.

Spin-bowling masterclasses by the skipper Nida Dar and Sadia Iqbal lead the team to a consolation victory.

“I think that’s something that will always be painful. Not just when we play, I think even when we retire,” Raza says.

Marsh says selectors’ faith in his leadership will do little to change him.

This is the second time Dr Sohail resigns from the post.

Sindh Apex Committee decides to carry out a joint-mapping exercise to get foreigners’ data.

Cabinet approves proposal to issue premium number plates for vehicles.

Female polio workers were administering vaccine drops in Ayub Park where a family refused to get the children vaccinated.

JI Emir Hafiz Naeemur Rehman calls for establishment of a judicial commission to investigate wheat import scandal.

“I ask Arab students to do what the Americans have done. They should have done more for us than the Americans,” says displaced Gazan Suha al-Kafarna.

Berkeley takes hands-off approach to protests while Columbia calls police.

Military's media wing says they included two terrorist ringleaders, adds they were involved in recent abduction of a South Waziristan sessions judge.

Says it will renew flight operations immediately as soon as the situation improves.

"It is not the policy of Pakistan to target its own nationals abroad," spokesperson says.

Justice Aurangzeb points out state counsel's conflicting statements, asks if women detained at jail after Bushra were "less privileged".

State media says 30 more injured; calls road collapse “natural geological disaster” caused by “impact of persistent heavy rain”.

Analyst attributes bearish trend to SBP leaving its key policy rate unchanged and correction after substantial rally of past few months.

The internet (and Karachi) is awash with the outlets from the brand.

Recalls Rauf, Hasan while Rizwan, Azam, Irfan included; team will be reduced to 15 for June's T20 World Cup in US, West Indies.

Month-on-month inflation down 0.4pc, showing negative growth for the first time since June 2023.