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Pakistan’s semi-final chances in the T20 World Cup have been thrown into doubt after a narrow defeat to England. With group standings tightening, Pakistan now need a win over Sri Lanka and favourable results elsewhere—or a big margin victory depending on outcomes.
Pakistan has introduced a QR-enabled identity framework to standardise NIC and POC formats and strengthen real-time verification. The reforms expand biometric authentication, tighten anti-fraud controls, and add facilitation measures such as lifetime IDs for senior citizens.
Punjab has introduced a new ordinance to curb theft and vandalism of public utility infrastructure, including manhole covers and streetlights. The law sets jail terms, heavy fines, and tougher action against scrap dealers and repeat offenders.
Punjab has approved a free transportation service to move deceased persons from hospitals to their homes. The service will be available across tehsils and can be accessed through 1122 or hospital counters once the rollout plan is finalized.
Sindh officials say Karachi’s incoming BRT buses have been stuck at the port for two months over a tax disagreement, with talks underway with the FBR. The provincial government is seeking parity with concessions reportedly granted for similar procurements elsewhere.
CDA has outlined two initial routes for a proposed electric tram system in Islamabad, with a feasibility study due within three months. The plan includes digital ticketing, charging infrastructure, and potential integration with a tourism-focused rail link toward Murree.
Pakistan will trial the Haramain high-speed train for several thousand Hajj pilgrims in 2026, aiming to reduce travel time between Makkah and Madinah. The pilot is expected to include station transfers and luggage support as Hajj logistics are finalized.
The Rawalpindi franchise for PSL 11 announced its official team name as “Pindiz” via a short social media video. The franchise, previously linked to Multan, said it will unveil a logo soon ahead of PSL 11 running from March 26 to May 3.
National athlete Rizwan Pathan, a medal winner in martial arts and gymnastics, says financial hardship has forced him to work at a marble factory in Nowshera. He has sought sponsorship to return to sport and represent Pakistan internationally.
Lieutenant Colonel Shahzada Gul Faraz, martyred in an attack on a security convoy in Bannu, was buried in Mansehra with full military honours. Defence Minister Khawaja Asif paid tribute, while ISPR said five militants were killed in follow-up action.
A lady doctor was killed in a shooting on KDA Double Road in Kohat while returning home from duty. Doctors protested and announced they will continue their strike until the attackers are arrested.
A fresh e-Office outage disrupted Finance Ministry operations just ahead of the IMF’s review visit. The Finance Division flagged repeated system failures to NITB, which says maintenance and upgrades are underway to improve stability and capacity.
