US President Donald Trump has introduced another new rule. According to this policy, people suffering from long-term illnesses such as diabetes and obesity may now be denied a US visa. According to foreign media reports, the US Department of State has issued new instructions to all American embassies and consulates around the world. Usually, visa applicants go through a health …
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Pakistan’s Clear Stand and Zabihullah Mujahid’s Misleading Claim, The Real Story Behind the Istanbul Talks
In Istanbul, the latest round of talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban — mediated by Turkey and Qatar — once again ended without any solid result. Pakistan kept a very clear and firm stance, saying that only verbal promises are no longer enough for lasting peace in the region. (reported by Save Our Pak) Pakistan’s Main and Legal Demands …
Read More »NADRA Offices to Remain Closed Across the Country
Islamabad (November 8, 2025): The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has announced that all its offices across Pakistan will remain closed for one day. According to media reports, NADRA said that following the federal government’s announcement of a public holiday, all its offices across the country will remain closed on Sunday, November 9, 2025, in observance of Allama Iqbal …
Read More »Punjab Land Record Authority Solves a Major Problem for Overseas Pakistanis
Lahore (November 7, 2025): The Punjab Land Record Authority (PLRA) has introduced a new and easy way for overseas Pakistanis to get stamp papers without needing a SIM card. Earlier, the Government of Punjab made it necessary to have a registered SIM card to receive an OTP (one-time password) while applying for stamp papers. Because of this rule, many overseas …
Read More »What Is Saudi Arabia Planning for the Deportation of Illegal Residents?
Riyadh: Saudi Arabia’s Acting Director General of Passports (Jawazat), Major General Saleh, has announced that the department is about to launch a new digital system called the “Self-Deportation Platform.” This system will help speed up the deportation of illegal residents in the country — reported by Save Our Pak. According to Saudi news sources, Major General Saleh said that this …
Read More »Istanbul Talks Pakistan Shares Solid Proof of Terror Attacks from Afghan Soil
In Istanbul, peace talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban government are currently underway. According to official sources, Pakistan has shared solid evidence of terrorist attacks launched from Afghan soil and presented its clear demands to the mediators. Reported by Save Our Pak. The talks are being held with international mediators present. Pakistani officials confirmed that their delegation handed over …
Read More »Who Will Not Get Petrol in Saudi Arabia?
The Ministry of Energy in Saudi Arabia has told petrol station owners not to give fuel to drivers who don’t follow safety rules. It is now necessary to turn off the car engine while filling petrol. According to Saudi news reports, the Ministry said the new rule aims to make sure public safety and discipline are followed by everyone. It …
Read More »PIA Management Offers Talks to Aircraft Engineers
KARACHI (November 5, 2025): The management of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has made contact with the Aircraft Engineers Association to resolve their ongoing issues. According to sources, the PIA management has offered negotiations to the engineers. Both sides have agreed to communicate, and the national airline has assured the engineers that all matters can be solved through discussion. PIA officials …
Read More »NADRA’s Big Update Getting Your ID Card Made Easier Than Ever
Islamabad: NADRA has made it easier for people to get their national ID cards without wasting time visiting offices. This new step will save citizens from long lines and repeated visits. According to details, NADRA has introduced a modern and simple way to apply for your ID card. Now, people can apply online from home instead of going to a …
Read More »How Much Will Net Metering Users Have to Pay in Fixed Charges
The Sukkur Electric Power Company (SEPCO) has suggested that net metering users should pay Rs.1,000 per kilowatt as fixed charges.This means if someone has a 7-kilowatt solar setup, they may need to pay Rs.7,000 in fixed monthly charges. According to ARY News, after PESCO and MEPCO, now HESCO and SEPCO have also submitted their requests to charge these fixed amounts …
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