Pakistan’s far north holds some of the world’s highest peaks and has a proud cultural identity, but until now international ...

The history of wallpaper is not simply a history of ornamental ... at a time when it was customary to cover walls with fabric, was greatly admired, as was their cheaper price. Flock papers also had ...

Pakistan will cut power prices for domestic and industrial users, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Thursday, in a sign of the economy’s recovery from the brink of default. The International ...

ISLAMABAD, April 3 (Reuters) - Pakistan will cut power prices for domestic and industrial users, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Thursday, in a sign of the economy's recovery from the brink ...

BENGALURU: Tension prevailed at a factory belonging to a multinational company in the Bidadi industrial area on the outskirts of Bengaluru on Saturday after pro-Pakistan slogans were found ...

Gold prices in Pakistan surged to a fresh record high on Tuesday, mirroring the rise in international rates. The price of gold per tola climbed by Rs2,550, reaching Rs317,350. According to the All ...

Wall Street is bracing for a wild ride Thursday ... Americans cut back on discretionary spending amid fears of possible price spikes. “I don’t expect the economy to go into a recession because ...

However, the two went inside the toilet and, using a marker, wrote on the walls. First, they praised Pakistan. Then, using filthy words, they defamed Kannadigas," police said. Clue in dialect As ...

In Pakistan, it’s not easy to forecast future gold rates as the bullion market remains volatile for multiple reasons. Since last year, the prices of the yellow metal have seen fluctuation on ...

Washington DC (US), March 13 (ANI): On the Congressional Briefing on 'plight of minorities in Pakistan', Former reporter for the Wall Street Journal, Asra Nomani said, "I saw on the streets of ...

We’ll have to see if Wall Street or Main Street is ultimately correct on this recent correction in Nvidia stock. In the past, the company has motored through such near-term price moves.

A few miles away in the corridors of power, Pakistan’s government and bureaucrats were trying to thrash out a fix for sugar’s soaring prices. But for Khan, buying sugar was a necessity.