Tag: Lahore
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Alhamra Summer Art Camp Continues Despite Renovation Work
Key Developments: Alhamra Summer Art Camp is continuing without interruption despite ongoing renovation work and the monsoon season. The camp is offering children training in drawing, painting and calligraphy under experienced instructors while attracting strong public participation. LAHORE (The Nation) — August 03, 2026: The Lahore Arts Council (Alhamra) has continued its annual Summer Art Camp…
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PMML Launches Tree Plantation Drive at Nasir Bagh in Lahore
Lahore — The Khidmat-e-Khalq Department of the Pakistan Markazi Muslim League (PMML) Lahore has launched a tree plantation drive at Nasir Bagh as part of its efforts to promote environmental protection and sustainability in the city. Chairman Khidmat-e-Khalq Department PMML Chaudhry Shafeeq-ur-Rehman Waraich, General Secretary PMML Lahore Chaudhry Hameed-ul-Hassan Gujjar, President Khidmat-e-Khalq Department Lahore Ammar…
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IMF Conditions Criticized; Govt Urged to Pursue Independent Economic Policies, PMML President
Lahore — President of the Pakistan Markazi Muslim League (PMML), Khalid Masood Sandhu, has termed the new conditions imposed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for Pakistan as being against public interest, urging the government to make decisions in line with national interests and public sentiment. He said that the IMF’s imposition of fresh conditions…
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Lahore Tense as Police, TLP Clash Ahead of Planned ‘Gaza March’
Key Updates: Religious Party Protest | Section 144 Imposed | Security Alert LAHORE – October 10, 2025: The city remained on edge Thursday and Friday as violent clashes between police and Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) workers intensified ahead of the group’s planned “Gaza March” toward Islamabad. The unrest, which began overnight on Multan Road, has now spread…
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Walking with Kings, Standing with the Forgotten
The write-up has been submitted by Iqbal Latif I have lived on both sides of the spectrum. I have worked closely with billionaires in boardrooms and sat beside the poorest in forgotten alleys. And I’ve always felt equally at ease in both spaces. A line from Rudyard Kipling has stayed with me since childhood—etched into…
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Letter to Javed Akhtar — Hell, it seems, has better manners
The write-up has been submitted by Iqbal Latif. Forensic Watcher of War, Not Warlord of Fiction. An advocate of Peace Through Reason. Defender of facts in a region addicted to theatrics. Dear Javed Akhtar, If you’ve chosen hell over Pakistan, as you so theatrically declared—then the least you could do is not be so ungrateful…
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British Council cancels exams in Lahore due to current situation
The British Council has cancelled all board examinations scheduled for today in Lahore due to the current security situation. According to their statement, “The decision to cancel the examinations was made with candidate safety as the primary concern.” This announcement marks a reversal from yesterday’s position when the British Council Pakistan had stated that all…
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Kinnaird College | Student Dies after Fall from Balcony
LAHORE: A student from the prestigious Kinnaird College for Women (KCWU) lost her life after she suffered a tragic fall from the first floor balcony. The student, identified as Aida Faheem of the Department of Computer Science, reportedly fell from the balcony at approximately 7:50 AM as confirmed by a press release shared by the…
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South Africa batter breaks 47-year old ODI record
Matthew Breetzke became the first batter to score 150 runs on men’s ODI debut in the tri-series match against New Zealand in Lahore and in the process has also shattered 47- year old ODI record. One of the four debutants for South Africa in their first match of the tri-nation series, Breetzke was excellent in…
