Pakistan

Calls for formation of independent medical board

Party leadership sends mixed signals as Lahore rally nears

Justice Mazhar warns against prejudice in sensitive cases

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Dilapidated tracks put brakes on trains

After a gap of more than 20 years, Lahore is set to celebrate the vibrant festival of Basant from February 6 to 8, with the sale of kites and strings officially starting from Sunday.

The ceremony will give away a total of 95 awards, including the coveted 'Album of the Year'

Recognition comes nearly three decades after his death

Brings curated women-led cinema, international voices to Pakistan's creative hub

Veteran performer pens, records 'Streets of Minneapolis' as a response to 'state terror' in the city

Wide release comes a day after lavish premiere in Washington

Says it did not alter superhero game's content after players claim it did

Nicole Kidman, Demi Moore are among many females sporting neckties as a projection of women's equal rights

Pakistan on Saturday clinched the T20I series against Australia, with a 90-run thrashing of the visitors in the second match at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium, taking an unassailable 2-0 lead. Skipper Salman Agha hit his highest score in the shortest format before Pakistan’s spinners routed Australia by 90 runs. Agha hit a 40-ball 76 and Usman Khan smashed a 36-ball 53 as Pakistan made 198-5, their highest-ever T20I total against Australia. This was enough for Pakistan’s spin quintet, who shared all ten wickets between them with Abrar Ahmed returning the best figures of 3-14 and Shadab Khan finishing with 3-26. Australia were routed for 108 in 15.4 overs, giving Pakistan their biggest T20I victory over Australia, eclipsing the 66-run win in Abu Dhabi in 2018. “It has to be a perfect game,” said Agha. “We batted well and then were outstanding with the ball. Fielding was outstanding.” The victory gives Pakistan an unbeatable 2-0 lead after they won the first match by 22 runs, also in Lahore, on Friday. “We want to pl...

The tech world has been left amazed and concerned by the emergence of Moltbook, a social networking platform where artificial intelligence (AI) agents can communicate without human involvement, US-based tech outlet The Verge reported on Saturday. According to the report, the network bears similarity to social media platform Reddit and was built by Octane AI CEO Matt Schlicht, allowing AI to post, comment and create sub-categories, among other actions. In an interview with the outlet, Schlicht said that while using the platform, AI agents are not using a visual interface, but an Application Programming Interface (API) — rules and protocols allowing software applications to communicate and share data. “The way that a bot (AI) would most likely learn about it, at least right now, is if their human counterpart sent them a message and said, ‘Hey, there’s this thing called Moltbook — it’s a social network for AI agents, would you like to sign up for it?’” he was quoted as saying. Schlicht added that Moltbook is ope...

Jahangir Road, Malir River Bridge, key arteries to remain closed temporarily for development, construction work

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Lithotripsy machine still out of order even after lapse of 13 years