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Pakistan celebrated Eid ul Fitr with nationwide prayers, family gatherings and charity after the end of Ramadan. The president, prime minister and armed forces leadership used the occasion to call for unity, harmony and national responsibility.
Pakistan has formally entered the 5G era, with mobile operators beginning phased commercial deployment under PTA licensing. The story is trending because it affects telecom users nationwide and signals a landmark shift in the country's digital connectivity.
A fresh OGRA summary has raised the prospect of another significant jump in petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan. The final decision is pending, but the proposal is already drawing attention because of its likely impact on inflation and transport costs.
Major press bodies in Pakistan have protested a case filed against journalist Nadir Khan, saying it undermines due process and press freedom. They are demanding the case be withdrawn immediately.
A fresh economic study says Pakistan is highly vulnerable to any disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. It warns that even limited oil shocks could sharply raise inflation, fuel costs and pressure on the country's external finances.
Pakistan intensified its diplomatic outreach as PM Shehbaz Sharif spoke with leaders of Azerbaijan, Malaysia and Uzbekistan. The talks focused on immediate de-escalation, Muslim unity and a negotiated response to the Middle East crisis.
Pakistan reportedly saved more than $27 million in the CASA-1000 project after talks in Sweden. The development is being seen as a timely economic and energy-sector win.
Karachi may see thunderstorms on Eid as a wider weather system moves across Pakistan. Forecasters also expect rain in parts of Sindh and Punjab, with lightning and hail possible in some areas.
Gold prices in Pakistan fell sharply again, with the per-tola rate dropping by Rs8,100 to Rs491,362. The slide has become one of the day's biggest business stories ahead of Eid buying activity.
Pakistan used a UN forum to reject India's claims and warned against turning water into a political weapon. Islamabad said the Indus Waters Treaty cannot be suspended unilaterally and remains legally binding.
SSGC released a special Eid-ul-Fitr gas schedule, making it one of the most shared practical updates of the day. The announcement drew attention from households preparing for heavy cooking demand during the holiday.
Islamabad has called for immediate fuel-saving measures as Middle East tensions deepen and energy security risks rise. The government says reserves are currently adequate but wants federal and provincial authorities ready for emergency planning.
