Commissioner Asif Tufail Visits Sahiwal Board, Reviews One Window Operations

Commissioner Sahiwal Division Dr. Asif Tufail Visits Board Office, Reviews Operations (BY: Tayyab Habib Khan, Bureau Chief Sahiwal Division) Commissioner Sahiwal Division Dr. Asif Tufail visited Sahiwal Board Office where he inspected various branches and reviewed office affairs. AC General/Secretary Board Ghulam Hussain Bhatti was also with him. During the visit, the Commissioner made a detailed inspection of the One Window Operation and inquired about the facilities provided to the students present there. He directed to further improve the performance of the One Window Operation and urged the staff to…

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Chairman Senate Gilani Visits Imran Ahmed Shah Residence, Offers Condolences

Chairman Senate Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani Visits Residence of Federal Minister, Offers Condolences (BY: Tayyab Habib Khan, Bureau Chief Sahiwal Division) Chairman Senate Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani visited the residence of Federal Minister for Poverty Alleviation and Social Protection Pir Syed Imran Ahmed Shah. The Chairman Senate expressed grief over the death of the mother of Federal Minister Pir Syed Imran Ahmed Shah. Chairman Senate Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani prayed that Allah Almighty grant the deceased a high place in Paradise and grant patience to the bereaved family. Member Punjab…

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Commissioner Sahiwal Reviews Performance at Divisional Public School

Commissioner Sahiwal Chairs Meeting at Divisional Public School, Reviews Educational Performance (BY: Tayyab Habib Khan, Bureau Chief Sahiwal Division) An important meeting was held at the Divisional Public School and College Sahiwal under the chairmanship of Commissioner Sahiwal Division Dr. Asif Tufail, in which the board members participated. During the meeting, a detailed review was taken of the performance of various sections, educational quality and morning and evening classes. Principal DPS Akbar Ali gave a comprehensive briefing on the overall performance of the institution, educational activities and administrative matters. Commissioner…

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Sahiwal Arts Council Holds Fine Arts Workshop for Prison Officers

Sahiwal Arts Council Organized Training Workshop on Fine Arts for Punjab Prison Staff Training College Officers (BY: Tayyab Habib Khan, Bureau Chief Civil Division) A training workshop on fine arts was organized for the trainee officers of Punjab Prison Staff Training College at Sahiwal Arts Council, with the aim of providing mental comfort to the officers with tough duties through the elegance of art. On this occasion, Punjab Prison Staff Training College Commandant Malik Shaukat Feroz Awan, while talking to the trainee officers, shed light on a very important intellectual…

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Climate Change and its Impact on Pakistan

Climate Change and its Impact on Pakistan (Rao Hassan Raza) Climate change is the most important issue of our age. We are the first to see its early warning signals and the last to have a chance to prevent it from occurring. Climate change is perhaps one of the most important global environmental challenges facing humanity with implications for food production, natural ecosystems, fresh water supply, health etc. The harmful impacts of climate change are already establishing themselves across the world in the form of extreme weather events like global…

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International Symposium on Poultry Health Challenges Held at UAF

International Symposium on Poultry Health Challenges Held at UAF (By Zafar Chishti, Bureau Chief Punjab Pakistan) FAISALABAD: The poultry sector has emerged the second largest sector after textile and growing with a large pace, but the sector faces disease-related economic losses worth billions of rupees for which collaborative efforts on the part of veterinarians, industry and farming community will help combat the challenges. It was said by experts at inaugural session of the International Symposium on Poultry Health Challenges jointly arranged by Department of Pathology UAF and World Veterinary Poultry…

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Closed Paths in the Click World: The City of Invisible Doors

Closed Paths in the Click World: The City of Invisible Doors Mian Iftikhar Ahmad In the twenty-first century, the new frontiers of the global economy, politics, education, trade, and employment are being drawn not on land but on screens. Today, a single click can open a business, a single click can bestow fame, and a single click can become a source of regular income. But in this same digital world of clicks, the doors are wide open for some nations, slightly ajar for some, and for others, walls have been…

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Pakistan’s Peace Role and Rising Remittances Strengthen Economy

Pakistan’s Peace Role and Rising Remittances In 2026, Pakistan’s peace mission is being appreciated across the world, with many calling Pakistan a messenger of peace. At the same time, overseas Pakistanis are playing a vital role in strengthening the country’s economy by sending increasing amounts of foreign remittances every month. In particular, Pakistanis living in Saudi Arabia—who have always stood by Pakistan at every step—are contributing significantly. According to central bank data released on Friday, remittances from overseas Pakistanis reached $3.42 billion in October 2025, reflecting an 11.9% month-on-month increase,…

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US-Iran Talks Continue, Pakistan Plays Key Mediator Role

US-Iran Talks Continue, Pakistan Active as Mediator First Round Ends Without Agreement, Preparations for Second Round Underway By Mian Iftikhar Ahmad The first round of US-Iran talks held in Islamabad ended without a formal agreement, but the negotiation process has not concluded. US Vice President JD Vance confirmed that Iran did not accept American conditions regarding nuclear weapons, but he also noted that good progress was made by both sides. The ball is now in Iran’s court, and preparations for a second round of talks have begun. Pakistan has proposed…

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US-Iran Talks Continue in Islamabad, Pakistan Leads Mediation Efforts

US-Iran Talks Continue, Pakistan Active as Mediator First Round Ends Without Agreement, Preparations for Second Round Underway By Mian Iftikhar Ahmad The first round of US-Iran talks held in Islamabad ended without a formal agreement, but the negotiation process has not concluded. US Vice President JD Vance confirmed that Iran did not accept American conditions regarding nuclear weapons, but he also noted that good progress was made by both sides. The ball is now in Iran’s court, and preparations for a second round of talks have begun. Pakistan has proposed…

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