Pakistan News in English

Good morning! It’s 5th November, and here’s your Pakistan daily news capsule.

Analysts praise President Zardari for strongly presenting Pakistan’s position at the World Summit.

Pakistan denies plans to resume nuclear tests amid Trump’s claims, deepening the mystery of its nuclear stance.

Punjab government approves 10 PM market closure to combat rising smog levels in Lahore.

George W. Bush remembers Dick Cheney, calling his death a significant loss for the nation.

Public outrage erupts after a dumper truck kills a man and injures a woman in Karachi.

Flight delays increase as PIA engineers protest against unfit aircraft, affecting international travel.

Over 2,000 Sikh pilgrims arrive in Lahore to celebrate Guru Nanak’s 556th birth anniversary.

Pakistan military reports the killing of four terrorists in an operation in Balochistan.

Pakistan minister expresses hope for productive talks with Kabul on militancy issues in Istanbul.

Karachi Traffic Police announces significant discounts on e-challan fines to ease driver burdens.

Stocks hit 162,000 points as investors engage in value-hunting amid market fluctuations.

Rupee rebounds slightly against the US dollar, settling 11 paise higher at 88.66.

Pakistan edges South Africa in a thrilling ODI match, taking a 1-0 lead in the series.

Two more dengue patients have died, raising concerns over stagnant water and public awareness.

A miracle pill for Parkinson’s disease turns 50, but access remains a global challenge.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!