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The Bulgaria Golden Visa program has emerged as the most attractive European residency option for Pakistani investors in 2025. Why Bulgarian Golden Visa Appeals to Pakistani Investors Bulgarian permanent residency offers immediate access to the European Union and Schengen Area – a game-changer for Pakistani businesspeople and families. Unlike other EU programs requiring temporary residency renewals, Bulgaria grants *permanent residency from day one* with no minimum stay requirements, perfect for Pakistani investors managing businesses across multiple countries. Key Benefits for Pakistani Citizens Immediate EU Access Schengen Area travel: Visa-free access to 27 European countries (previously requiring expensive visas for Pakistanis) Permanent residency: No renewals or residency requirements EU citizenship path: Eligible after 5 years of maintained investment Business opportunities: Access to European markets and banking Practical Advantages for Pakistanis Remote investment p...

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has decided to introduce a major change in the recruitment process for government posts from Grade 16 to Grade 21, ARY News reported. All recruitment examinations will follow a new Multiple Choice Question (MCQ)-based format, starting September 21, 2025. According to sources within the FPSC, candidates will be required to appear in a single MCQ-based paper of 100 marks for Grades 16 and 17, . The passing score is set at 40 marks, and a negative marking of 0.25 will be applied for each incorrect answer. For Grades 18 and 19, two separate MCQ-based papers of 100 marks each will be conducted. For general posts, the passing score is 40, with the same 0.25 negative marking for wrong answers. For speciaised posts such as doctors, general managers, teachers, and other professional or technical roles, the passing percentage for teaching positions will be a minimum of 50%. Grades 20 & 21, there will be two MCQ-based papers. Howev...

ISLAMABAD: The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has said that Tarbela Dam’s spillways have been opened at 8:00am on Monday. NDMA has warned in a statement of up to 2,50,000 cusecs waterflow owing to opening of the spillways and cautioned against flooding in Indus River and adjoining rivers and drains. The disaster management authority has advised residents of nearby areas to keep alert about increase in waterflow. The NDMA has also advised residents of low lying areas to stay away from the water bodies, cooperate with local administration and follow safety measures. The authorities have been directed to keep the local population aware about the situation. It is to be mentioned here that the Flood Forecasting Division in its report on live storage in Tarbela earlier shared that the reservoir has been filled to the maximum conservation capacity of the dam that is 1550 feet. from Latest Pakistan News and Breaking News from All over Pakistan https://ift.tt/sX47egB

Under the framework of the Indus Waters Treaty, India has formally contacted Pakistan regarding a potential major flood risk, ARY News reported on Monday, quoting official sources. According to government sources, India reached out to Pakistan concerning flood-related developments in accordance with the treaty. New Delhi specifically warned Islamabad about the possibility of severe flooding in the Tawi River near Jammu. It is noteworthy that India had previously announced the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT). Despite this, the Indian High Commission in Islamabad notified Pakistani authorities of the potential flood threat. Sources further stated that New Delhi made the official contact on the morning of August 24 at 10:00 AM, providing Pakistan with advance warning of a possible flood situation. Read more: Pakistan lauds supplemental award by Court of Arbitration in Indus Waters matter Earlier this year, in April, India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty and ordered a...

ISLAMABAD:  The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has announced a key update to its Pak-ID mobile application, introducing different user-friendly features to simplify identity registration processes. The new features are aimed at providing ease to the people, especially for parents of young children. NADRA- NIC, NICOP, FRC Information Portal According to NADRA, the recent update in the Pak-ID app now allows parents to upload photographs directly from their mobile gallery while applying for the Child Registration Certificate (CRC) or identity card for children under the age of three. This addition in the Pak-ID mobile application eliminates the requirement of visiting NADRA offices in person and waiting in long queues. The user-centric feature has several upgrades, including the photo uploading flexibility, by which users can print their submitted photographs on official identity documents, family record updates, which help citizens update records of unregi...