Pakistani rights groups are criticising Prime Minister Imran Khan after he claimed that wearing traditional Islamic veil will protect women from sexual assault and not lead men into temptation.
Thousands of Pakistanis rushed to get inoculated in the first round of commercial sales of COVID-19 vaccines that began over the weekend,with vaccination sites in the southern city of Karachi saying they had already sold out.
Ayaz Younus,from Pakistan,was a software engineering graduate,but was very excited to start his dream job as a truck driver,his housemate said.
Health officials say Imran Khan tested positive for coronavirus two days after receiving his first vaccine dose,but it’s likely he was positive before then.
India and Pakistan’s militaries have agreed to stop firing along their disputed border in Kashmir - a move that would be a major step in defusing tensions in the highly militarised Himalayan region.
A Sydney academic is using an Indiana Jones-type defence for bringing the “Dead Sea Scrolls of Buddhism” into Australia for research.
International education supports at least 250,000 jobs around the country.
The announcement brings closure to a dramatic tragedy on one of the most dangerous mountains to climb in the world.
The group,which is said to have ties to the Indian military,has targeted Pakistani military officials and the country’s top nuclear regulator.
A major technical fault in Pakistan's power generation and distribution system caused a massive power outage that plunged the country into darkness.
Canadian police said Karima Baloch's body was found in Toronto on Monday evening,after she went missing the previous day.