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Lahore: According to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), Punjab’s heatwave is still going strong and is expected to last until Thursday, June 12. The public’s health and safety are at serious risk as temperatures continue to rise 4°C to 7°C above normal, according to confirmation from authorities on Monday. Dangerous Temperatures Across Punjab The region is experiencing dangerously high temperatures as a result of the heatwave. At a scorching 47°C on Monday, Sargodha recorded Punjab’s highest temperature. Not far behind are other cities. Daytime highs in Lahore, Multan, and Faisalabad were approximately 45°C. Temperatures between 40°C and 42°C were…

Heavy Imports Causing Trade Imbalance: Pakistan’s over-reliance on imports, particularly from China, and underutilisation of its export potential have resulted in a growing trade imbalance. Pakistan failed to properly take advantage of the export opportunities created by developed markets, according to the Economic Survey 2024–25, which was published on Monday. In 2025, global trade growth is predicted to slow to 1.7%. In order to manage growing financial and geopolitical risks, the government has responded by stepping up efforts to increase exports, fortify economic defences, and broaden trade alliances. Pakistan’s beef and soybean import disputes with the US were settled. Trade…

Business vs Job: In Pakistan, more people are debating whether to start a business or take a stable job. Since the country has many young and skilled people, its economy can face both challenges and opportunities in any direction. The decision you make should be based on your goals, your attitude, and how much risk you can handle. The reasons why business is becoming more popular in Pakistan More and more Pakistanis are choosing to become entrepreneurs. Because of e-commerce, digital marketing, and freelancing, it is now simpler than ever to start a business. The government has introduced Kamyab Jawan…

AirSial First International Flight from Islamabad to Dubai: The aviation industry in Pakistan made a big step forward when “AirSial” started operating flights between Islamabad and Dubai, with full operational backing from the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA). Flight PF784 successfully departed Islamabad International Airport on Monday at 11:34 a.m., carrying 137 passengers. This first foreign operation marks AirSial’s official debut into the global aviation sector and proves its readiness for international expansion. Ceremony Highlights and Distinguished Guests A special ceremony was held at Islamabad Airport’s Business Class Check-in Zone 1 to commemorate the historic launch. Defence Minister “Khawaja Muhammad Asif”…

Trump Rules Out Reconciliation with Musk President Donald Trump said he has no plans to speak with Elon Musk, underscoring the deepening rift between the two once-close allies. Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump stated he wasn’t “thinking about” the Tesla CEO but wished him success with Tesla. However, he also signalled a federal review of Musk’s extensive contracts, calling attention to the significant government funds involved. A White House official, under anonymity, noted Trump may soon part with his red Tesla Model S, which he showcased on the White House lawn in March. Meanwhile, Musk did not respond directly…

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) Election Commission has issued the official timetable for the upcoming elections to three national sports federations. The elections will take place on June 20, 2025, at the PSB Coaching Centre on Ferozepur Road in Lahore. The Alpine Club of Pakistan election starts at 10:00 a.m. The Pakistan Bodybuilding Federation will vote at 2:30 PM, followed by the Pakistan Tenpin Bowling Federation’s election at 4:00 PM. Important Dates and and Election Guidelines The commission set June 12 as the deadline for submitting candidacy papers, voter lists, and objections to the PSB headquarters in Islamabad. Officials…

Sustainable fashion in Pakistan is more than a trend. An increasing number of consumers who are concerned about their environmental impact have adopted it as a conscious lifestyle choice. Many Pakistanis are looking for sustainable and stylish ethical alternatives to fast fashion as its effects on the environment worsen. Young designers and fashion houses in Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad are leading the movement. They are embracing organic cotton, natural dyes, and biodegradable fabrics. These choices reduce water consumption, limit pollution, and promote ethical labor practices. Instead of following short-lived trends, sustainable fashion promotes timeless designs meant to last years—not months.…

Resilience Lunar Lander to Touch Down on Friday On Friday, iSpace, a Japanese startup, will try to land its unmanned lunar craft, Resilience. At 4:17 a.m. Japan time (1917 GMT Thursday), the landing is scheduled to take place. The event will be live-streamed on the company’s website. Two years have passed since iSpace’s initial attempt to reach the moon ended in a crash. According to CEO Takeshi Hakamada, the team improved this mission by applying the lessons learnt from the previous one. “We applied the knowledge we acquired from Mission 1 to this expedition. He declared, “Resilience is prepared for…

A vital part of international trade is the Red Sea. Shipping companies have been forced to reconsider their routes due to recent security threats in the area. Longer delivery times and increased costs are now a part of the global supply chain. Rerouted Routes, Increasing Prices In the Red Sea, Houthi militants are still attacking commercial ships. Major shipping lines have responded by circumnavigating the Cape of Good Hope and avoiding the Suez Canal. Shipments may be delayed by up to two weeks due to this new route, which adds more than 3,000 nautical miles. Early on, shipping behemoths like…

Cattle Prices -Karachi’s livestock markets are a flurry of activity as Eid-ul-Azha draws closer. However, consumers must deal with the harsh reality that sacrificial animal prices have risen by 50% to 70% from the previous year. Costs of Sacrificial Animals Rise Throughout the City Goats now start at Rs40,000 in local markets, while heifers, no matter how big, almost never sell for less than Rs140,000. Many buyers were able to find low-weight heifers for less than Rs 100,000 last year. Similar animals now cost at least Rs 200,000. The lack of a clear price regulation frustrates buyers. Customers are forced…