Author: Dure Nayab

In a stern move, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has issued 20 official warnings to Telenor Pakistan as a part of campaign against telecommunication companies for failing to meet required service quality standards. The telecom regulatory body has raised concerns over persistent issues like poor network coverage, frequent call drops, and slow internet speeds: a source of frustration for customers across the country. Consistently making bad press for its poor service, Zong came second and was fined over 68 million rupees. Similarly facing repercussions was Jazz, which received 11 warning letters from the PTA due to service failures, while Ufone was…

The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) witnessed a dramatic sell-off on Monday, sending shockwaves through the financial sector. The benchmark KSE-100 index plummeted to an intraday low of 8,687 points, marking the largest intraday point-wise drop in PSX history. Despite a late-session bounce helping to mitigate some losses, the index ended the day at 114,909.49 points, a decrease of 3,882.17 points (-3.27%). Historic Drop Shakes Investor Confidence Monday’s decline ranks as one of the most severe market crashes in Pakistan’s financial history. While the sheer point-wise drop set a new record, brokerage firm Topline Securities clarified that it wasn’t the steepest…

For the past week, social media has been abuzz with claims that Suzuki Mehran is making a grand return with a brand-new look. Videos labelled “Mehran 2025” have flooded platforms, sparking excitement among car enthusiasts. However, the truth has now come to light—Suzuki has no plans to bring back the Mehran. Viral AI-Generated Videos Spark False Hype The rumours began when AI-generated videos of a kei car branded as “Mehran 2025” started circulating online. These clips quickly went viral, convincing many that the legendary hatchback was making a comeback. Some unverified sources even went so far as to suggest a…