Rana Sanaullah’s interview on Geo Pakistan has brought several important issues to the forefront, particularly the uncertain political future of Imran Khan and the ongoing debate over electricity
Author: Usama Mudassar
PML-N’s Zulfiqar Bhandar Secures Victory in NA-79 Gujranwala After Vote Recount
The recount in NA-79 Gujranwala has reaffirmed the democratic process and the importance of ensuring that every vote is counted accurately. Zulfiqar Bhandar’s victory is not just a win for him personally
Prime Minister Vows to Eradicate Terrorism in Balochistan Following Deadly Attacks
In response to a series of devastating terrorist attacks in Balochistan that claimed over 50 lives, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif visited the provincial capital, Quetta, […]
Pakistan’s PIA Privatisation Faces October 1 Deadline Amid Financial Struggles
The privatisation process of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), a long-struggling state-owned enterprise, is facing a critical deadline of October 1, 2024. This deadline was reiterated […]
Ben Affleck Unfazed by Rumors Amid Divorce from Jennifer Lopez
Ben Affleck is making it clear that he won’t entertain gossip or speculation about his personal life. An insider close to the actor has revealed […]
Emma Watson on Difficult Harry Potter Scene
Emma Watson, known worldwide for her role as Hermione Granger in the iconic Harry Potter film series, recently opened up about some of the more […]
Karachi Schools Close Amid Heavy Rain Forecast
In a statement released late Thursday, Karachi Commissioner Hassan Ali Naqvi confirmed that the move to close schools was a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of students and staff.
Pakistan Stock Exchange Sees Positive Turnaround After a Day of Losses
The positive start to the day indicates that investor confidence may be returning, though caution remains the prevailing sentiment. As the market continues to navigate a complex economic and political landscape
Soaring Vegetable and Fruit Prices Leave Citizens Struggling Amid Inflation
The skyrocketing prices of vegetables and fruits in Pakistan have left many citizens struggling to afford basic necessities. The disconnect between official rate lists and actual market prices