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PHF Denied to Send Team to India for Asian Champions Trophy

PHF Denied to Send Team to India for Asian Champions Trophy

Lahore: The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has refused to send the national hockey team to India for the upcoming Asian Champions Trophy. According to private TV channel sources, the PHF has written a letter to the Asian Hockey Federation requesting that Pakistan’s matches in the Asian Champions Trophy be scheduled at a neutral venue. In […]

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Punjab Education Authorities Eliminate Nearly 2,000 Class Four Vacancies

Punjab Education Authorities Eliminate Nearly 2,000 Class Four Vacancies

Lahore: In a major administrative shake-up, the District Education Authorities across Punjab have eliminated approximately 2,000 Class Four vacancies. According to sources, the workforce reduction includes 770 chowkidars and security guards, alongside 346 positions for gardeners (malis) and 705 naib qasids. District-wise data highlights that Rahim Yar Khan faced the highest cuts with 120 positions

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Tragic Real-World Helicopter Crash During Live Aerial Coverage Shocks Los Angeles

Tragic Real-World Helicopter Crash During Live Aerial Coverage Shocks Los Angeles

NEY YORK: The year 2026 has witnessed several heartbreaking real accidents, none more shocking than the sudden aviation disaster in Los Angeles where a news helicopter went down during live broadcast duties. While providing crucial real-time aerial footage of a severe traffic collision involving a city bus and an SUV, the news crew found themselves

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Balochistan Violence: 5 Killed Including Police Constable

Balochistan Violence: 5 Killed Including Police Constable

KHUZDAR: A tragic incident of violence unfolded in the remote mountainous region of Wadh Aringen in Khuzdar, where armed clashes resulted in the tragic deaths of five individuals, including a serving police constable. According to a formal statement issued by DIG Khuzdar Wazir Khan Nasir, the rugged terrain and difficult geographical layout of Wadh have

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Petroleum Dealers Reject Government Relief Scheme

Petroleum Dealers Reject Government Relief Scheme

ISLAMABAD: The recent announcement of the government’s fuel relief scheme has triggered sharp pushback from the petroleum sector, highlighting deep-seated structural and financial communication gaps between policymakers and fuel providers. During a press conference in Karachi, Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association (PPDA) Vice Chairman Anwar Kamal formally announced that dealers would refuse to distribute subsidized fuel

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Pakistan Begins Feasibility Study for Hub Oil City QUETTA: Pakistan’s Ministry of Petroleum has launched a feasibility study for establishing a modern oil city in Hub, Balochistan, aimed at developing the country into a major regional petroleum logistics and trading hub. The proposed project highlights Balochistan’s growing role in Pakistan’s economic and energy development plans. If implemented, it would add another major infrastructure project to the province after Gwadar and projects linked to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). The federal government plans to transform the coastal area of Hub into an international-standard petroleum trading and storage hub. The feasibility study has been awarded to international consulting firm Technip. Offshore Terminal and Oil Storage The proposed oil city will include an offshore single-point mooring (SPM) facility designed to allow large oil tankers to load and unload petroleum cargo. The facility is expected to strengthen the international trading role of Balochistan’s coastline and improve the country’s petroleum import and distribution infrastructure. The project also envisages bonded storage facilities where international companies could store petroleum products without immediately paying applicable taxes and duties. The arrangement is expected to create opportunities for foreign investment in the petroleum sector. Proposed Pipeline Network Two dedicated pipelines have also been proposed to connect the offshore terminal with Pakistan’s existing petroleum supply network. One pipeline would transport crude oil to industrial facilities in Karachi’s Keamari area, potentially supporting the city’s refining industry. The second pipeline would transport petroleum products to Port Qasim and connect with the existing White Oil Pipeline network, helping further integrate the country’s petroleum distribution system. Focus on Energy Security The government says the project forms part of its broader strategy to strengthen and stabilise Pakistan’s energy supply chain and improve petroleum logistics. Once completed, the infrastructure is expected to generate thousands of employment opportunities for local residents and stimulate commercial activity in Hub and surrounding coastal areas. The project could also increase the economic significance of Balochistan’s coastal belt and give the province a greater role in Pakistan’s energy and trade strategy.

Pakistan Begins Feasibility Study for Hub Oil City

QUETTA: Pakistan’s Ministry of Petroleum has launched a feasibility study for establishing a modern oil city in Hub, Balochistan, aimed at developing the country into a major regional petroleum logistics and trading hub. The proposed project highlights Balochistan’s growing role in Pakistan’s economic and energy development plans. If implemented, it would add another major infrastructure

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