Sadhguru shares his grief over the loss of 80 Isha group members in Nepal’s floods, recalling their last moments at an immigration building.

Sadhguru expressed deep sorrow over the disappearance of 80 Isha Foundation members in the Nepal floods, recounting their proximity to the immigration building just before it was swept away.

Following a tragic fire that resulted in the deaths of 14 infants, PIMS has started to refer critical gynecological cases to other hospitals in Rawalpindi. The fire, reportedly caused by an air conditioner explosion, has led to an inquiry, and the health secretary has been dismissed. Efforts are being made to enhance healthcare infrastructure and safety measures across Punjab.

Pakistan is experiencing a significant increase in malaria cases, particularly in Sindh, revealing a lack of government preparedness and healthcare infrastructure. Experts warn that without immediate preventive measures and local investment in health services, the situation could worsen.

An autopsy report confirms that a five-year-old girl in Haripur, who went missing on August 10, was raped and died from blood loss and shock. Her body was found in a well, leading to the arrest of four suspects, all of whom are minors. Police investigations are ongoing to ensure justice in this tragic case.

After being denied a visa to China, a Bengal woman returns home while her pilgrimage group goes missing in Nepal. Authorities are concerned for their safety.

PTI is set to hold a large rally in Karachi on September 6th, coinciding with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa CM Sohail Afridi’s visit to Sindh. The tour, beginning September 3rd, aims to gather support across the province. PTI leaders emphasize the rally’s significance on Defence Day and plan to observe September 27th as Democracy Day. They criticize electoral processes and highlight systemic inequalities, urging reforms and public mobilization for change.

A West Bengal woman, denied a Chinese visa, returns home while her group of 33 pilgrims in Nepal has gone missing, raising concerns among their families.

A judicial commission has summoned parties in the Mir Raza Ali murder case for a meeting on Friday, despite objections from his family. Ali was found dead with gunshot wounds after disappearing from his home. The Sindh government seeks to ensure a fair investigation, but the family is pushing for a joint investigation team instead.