Pakistani citizens are optimistic about the upcoming year, with a significant majority expecting economic growth in 2026. According to a recent Gallup Pakistan survey, over 51% of Pakistanis are expecting better economic conditions in 2026, which is higher than the global average of 37%.
The survey also revealed that the number of Pakistanis expecting economic improvement has increased, with 43% expecting better economic conditions in 2024 and 53% in 2025. Furthermore, 52% of Pakistanis are optimistic about a peaceful world in the coming year, while 21% are concerned about rising chaos and disorder.
In a stark contrast, the survey results showed that the number of Pakistanis expecting economic improvement is significantly higher than the global average. This optimism is reflected in the country’s economic outlook, with many Pakistanis expecting a better future.
Meanwhile, the Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecasted that the rain-bearing system is likely to re-form in the afternoon, bringing relief to the country. The department has also warned of a possible temperature drop in the capital city, Islamabad.
In other news, the Islamabad police have arrested an Afghan citizen, Shah Nawaz, from a migrant camp in Daudzai. The police have also launched special squads to control hooliganism, street racing, and pickpocketing in the capital city.
The Sindh government has inaugurated double-decker buses, which will provide a comfortable and safe travel experience for passengers. However, the Sindh Bar Association has called a strike and boycott of courts in protest against the FIR registration against some lawyers in Karachi.
In a separate incident, the Islamabad police have launched a crackdown on revenue officers who fail to comply with the notification issued by the revenue department. The notification instructs revenue officers to strictly implement the tax laws.
In a significant development, the Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecasted that the rain-bearing system is likely to re-form in the afternoon, bringing relief to the country. The department has also warned of a possible temperature drop in the capital city, Islamabad.
In a related story, the British newspaper has reported that the Indo-centric foreign policy of India has affected its relations with the United States. The report highlights the growing tensions between the two nations and the potential consequences for regional security.
In a bizarre incident, two men were arrested by the police after they were spotted on social media meeting a woman who had been blackmailed. The men, identified as Bsnati and Veero, were later released on bail.
In a separate incident, the Sindh government has inaugurated double-decker buses, which will provide a comfortable and safe travel experience for passengers. However, the Sindh Bar Association has called a strike and boycott of courts in protest against the FIR registration against some lawyers in Karachi.
In a related story, the Australian cricket team has announced the retirement of veteran player Damien Martin. Martin, who has played 67 test matches, 208 ODI, and 4 T20 matches for Australia, will hang up his boots after a successful career.
In a shocking revelation, a video message by a Pakistani celebrity has gone viral, in which she has criticized men who continue to pursue relationships with other women despite being married. The video has sparked a heated debate on social media, with many people expressing their opinions on the issue.
