Federal Information Minister Atta Tarar has said that retired Lieutenant General Faiz Hamid, after joining Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) as a political adviser, was involved in conspiracies that destabilised the country. Tarar described the recent 14-year rigorous imprisonment sentence against Hamid as a “historic decision” and a victory for accountability. Speaking to the media, he said...
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif Warns Nation Over Legacy of Faiz Hamid and Gen Bajwa
Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has issued a stark warning that the country will continue to pay the price for the actions and decisions of former intelligence chief Faiz Hamid and ex-Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa. In a social media statement, he said the nation might “reap the crop of the seeds they have...
Hamid Mir Signals Possible Ban on Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, Treason Case Against Imran Khan
Senior journalist Hamid Mir has hinted that the government may formally ban the Pakistan Tehreek‑e‑Insaf (PTI) and file a treason case against its founder, former prime minister Imran Khan. His remarks came shortly after comments by federal officials accusing PTI of spreading “anti‑state” narratives and undermining Pakistan’s stability. The suggestion follows a resolution passed by...
FBR Issues Notices to 30 Social Media Influencers for Tax Evasion
FBR has issued official notices to 30 social media influencers who flaunted luxury lifestyles—expensive clothes, homes, cars, and even horses—yet under‑reported their income or failed to file taxes. According to FBR Chairman Rashid Langrial, the crackdown is part of a broader enforcement push under the newly established “Lifestyle Monitoring Cell,” cracking down on individuals whose...
International Monetary Fund Predicts Inflation Rise in Pakistan: Rates Could Reach 6.3%
The IMF warns that inflation in Pakistan could surge to 6.3%, up from the current 4.5%. According to its latest assessment, by June 2026, the inflation rate might escalate further to 8.9%, a major concern compared to June 2025, when inflation was at 3.2%. The fund’s updated projections also suggest economic growth may hover around...
Security Forces Kill 12 “Indian-Sponsored” Terrorists in Operation in Qalat, Balochistan
Security forces in Balochistan conducted a successful operation in the Qalat region, killing 12 militants described as “Indian-sponsored terrorists.” According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the raid targeted a terrorist hideout, and weapons, ammunition, and explosive materials were recovered from the site. The ISPR added that those killed were involved in multiple deadly militant attacks...
Baloch People Pushed into a Futile War, Says Balochistan CM—Offers Path for Return
Sarfraz Bugti, the Chief Minister of Balochistan, condemned the decades-long conflict affecting the region, stating that the Baloch community was dragged into a “pointless war.” He urged militants and dissidents to surrender peacefully—emphasizing that the state has “left the door open” for those willing to return without fear of retaliation. Bugti announced that around 100...
Punjab Announces 2025–26 Winter Vacations for All Schools
The Punjab School Education Department has officially declared winter vacations from December 22, 2025, to January 10, 2026, for all public and private schools across the province. Schools will remain closed during this period and are set to reopen on January 12, 2026, giving students, teachers, and families a much-needed break amid the cold season...
International Congrats Pour In for Asim Munir After Appointment as Pakistan’s First CDF-cum-COAS
Following the announcement of Asim Munir’s appointment as the country’s first-ever Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) and continuation as Chief of Army Staff (COAS), numerous foreign capitals have sent messages of congratulations—reflecting Islamabad’s growing diplomatic and strategic standing. Diplomatic sources say that several Gulf states were among the first to reach out, commending Munir’s military...
Adiala Jail Area Declared “Red Zone” for Security Boost after High-Profile Detainee’s Entry
Authorities have declared the entire area surrounding Adiala Jail a “Red Zone,” tightening security to safeguard its high-risk inmates. The decision comes after worries over a surge in detainee population—reportedly over 7,500—including one high-profile prisoner whose presence prompted extra precautions. Under the order, law enforcement agencies have deployed large numbers of specialized officers at all...









