As the holy month of Ramadan begins across Pakistan, the country’s residents are gearing up for the traditional fasting and prayers. The government has assured that there will be no power cuts during the Suhur and Iftar hours, with gas supply available from 3 am to 10 pm nationwide. In a bid to ensure security in markets, the Capital Administration has deployed 50 city wardens.
Meanwhile, the Sindh Assembly Speaker has announced that a member of the Provincial Assembly (MPA) will be suspended until they seek an apology for making derogatory remarks. The move comes after the MPA allegedly received threats from a rival group, the Khald Qubool Group.
The Punjab Police have arrested two immigration officials on charges of accepting bribes to process immigration clearance for travelers. According to sources, the suspects were identified as Ahmad, also known as Qari Abdullah Abu Dhar.
In a separate incident, a tragic accident occurred at the Government Girls High School in Badiana, Sialkot, where a student died after being electrocuted by a shed. The incident has sent shockwaves across the country.
The US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) has expressed its desire to increase its investment in Pakistan. The organization aims to support the country’s economic growth and development.
In a recent court ruling, the judge has ordered all accused to deposit a bail bond of PKR 30,000 each. The move is aimed at ensuring the accused’s attendance in court.
As the Ramadan moon sighting continues, the nation is awaiting the official announcement of the holy month’s commencement. The question on everyone’s mind is: what happens if someone delays their Ghusl (ritual bathing) due to impurity and their eyes open after the Suhur time is over, will their fast be broken?
In other news, the National T20 Qualifying Round matches are underway in Lahore, while the Abu Dhabi real estate market has seen a record surge in 2025, according to data released by the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Center.
In a separate development, the IMF has announced a visit to Pakistan on February 25, as part of their ongoing review of the country’s economic situation.
