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Govt sees conspiracy behind ‘exaggerated audit figures’ to target system

Rs375 trillion figure not a “typographical blunder” but a “deliberate act”, insist official sources

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Pakistan urges Taliban govt in Afghanistan to cut ties with TTP

Islamabad conveys message through Afghan interim ambassador in Pakistan, who was summoned to Foreign Office

EducationPakistan

The 2025 commerce results are announced by the Karachi Board. Check here

Kanza Bint Sikandar tops with 987 marks; overall success rate stands at 43.22%

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Pakistan, UAE agree to boost cooperation on cashless economy

Bilateral meeting reviews digital initiatives, mutual experiences in digital payments

PakistanSports

Pro Hockey League 2025-26: Pakistan to open campaign in Argentina in Dec

National team expected to face arch-rivals India in England as well as host team

HealthPakistan

Two new polio cases reported in KP; Pakistan’s 2025 tally hits 26

11-month-old girl from Lakki Marwat, 19-month-old girl from N Waziristan confirmed with virus

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Heavy rain forecast across Pakistan; flood death toll reaches 889

PDMA issues glacier eruption warning in KP; NDMA reports widespread destruction from rains and floods

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FBR chairman rejects Rs100bn loss claim in faceless customs audit

Langrial says no rollback of faceless customs system; conspiracy by stakeholders and officers exposed

EconomicsPakistan

Petrol price in Pakistan remains unchanged

As per notification, revised prices of petroleum products will remain in force for 15 days

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5 soldiers martyred in Balochistan landmine blast

Blast occurred as forces conducted clearance operation in Sherbandi; equal number of terrorists killed

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Meta Description: Over 100 killed in a Pakistani air strike on a Kabul drug rehabilitation centre. UN calls for investigation and de-escalation amid rising Afghanistan-Pakistan tensions.
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