February 2025 will be a somber anniversary for the PMLN-ruled nation. One whole year of intermittent internet shutdowns in Pakistan has now turned into a chronic condition. What began as infrequent outages became an unrelenting pattern when the political tension reached a crescendo. The internet would go dark, leaving the citizens in the digital dark.

Imran Khan, the former Pakistani prime minister who is currently in detention, has issued a call to protest to his followers. Speaking to Reuters at a press conference in Lahore, he asked them to converge in Peshawar on December 13. Khan also cautioned that if his demands were not satisfied, a civil disobedience campaign would

What is going on in Pakistan is extremely shocking for the world, but excessively challenging for people there to encounter. The countrymen are struggling with internet disruptions, road blockages, heavy mobile duty against protestors, shooting on the spot if raising voices for independence, and much more – all at once. Supporters of former Prime Minister

Thousands of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf protesters have stormed Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad, pressing for the release of Imran Khan. The former prime minister is now behind bars for more than a year. He has remained an important part of Pakistan’s political landscape despite allegations against him and his political party PTI. Clashes flared as the protesting convoy

At least 25 people were killed when a blast ripped through a railway station in the country’s southwest early Saturday, authorities said. The explosive blast happened at Quetta railway station in southwestern Pakistan just as a popular train was about to leave for Peshawar. More than 50 other people were injured in what officials called

In one of the violent events in Pakistan reported recently, outrage has reached a point where the accusation of authorities’ covering the Punjab College rape case to save its name has started. According to different reports, a 15-year-old minor was raped by a security guard in one of the private colleges. The conflicting claims have