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Business Recorder2h ago
US Secret Service aware of Iranian video threat against Barron Trump

WASHINGTON: The US Secret Service is aware of a video broadcast by Iranian state television discussing a potential plot to assassinate US President Donald Trump’s youngest son, a spokesperson said on Tuesday. “The US Secret Service is aware of the video and investigates anything…

Dawn5h ago
Iraq may show how US can squeeze Iran's trade partners

Iraq could serve as an example of how the United States could carry out its threat to force countries that continue trading with Iran out of the dollar-based financial system. Washington has already sanctioned a host of Iraqi banks accused of doing business with Tehran, though i…

Dawn5h ago
Govt increases petrol price by Rs1.12, high-speed diesel by Rs1.11

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ProPakistani5h ago
Petrol and Diesel Prices Increased Again in Pakistan

The federal government has decided to increase the prices of motor spirit (MS) petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) for the… Read More The post Petrol and Diesel Prices Increased Again in Pakistan appeared first on ProPakistani.

Business Recorder5h ago
Petrol price rises Rs1.12, diesel sees Rs1.11 hike per litre

The federal government increased the price of petrol by Rs1.12 per litre and High-Speed Diesel (HSD) by Rs1.11 per litre, effective from Wednesday, August 26, to Thursday, August 27. According to a notification issued by the Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division), the Oil and G…

ProPakistani5h ago
Solar Owners to Get Green Meters Faster

The Power Division has ordered power distribution companies and the Pakistan Information Technology Company (PITC) to quickly resolve pending net-metering… Read More The post Solar Owners to Get Green Meters Faster appeared first on ProPakistani.

The Nation5h ago
MNA inaugurates Rs 50m road infrastructure project

Chairman, National Assembly Standing Committee on Cabinet Secretariat and Divisional President of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Member National Assembly (MNA) Malik Abrar Ahmed, accompanied by Parliamentary Secretary for Zakat and Ushr Punjab, Member Provincial Assembly…

Business Recorder6h ago
SBP mulls discontinuing Rs10 currency note over rising production cost

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) is considering discontinuing the Rs10 banknote amid rising production costs, a senior central bank official told a Senate committee on Tuesday. SBP Deputy Governor Dr Inayat Hussain disclosed the development during a meeting of the Senate Standin…

ProPakistani6h ago
Getting Jobs in Saudi Arabia Will Soon Get Much Easier for Pakistanis

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia are preparing a dedicated agreement to make it easier to recruit Pakistani domestic workers for employment… Read More The post Getting Jobs in Saudi Arabia Will Soon Get Much Easier for Pakistanis appeared first on ProPakistani.

The News6h ago
Doug Ford backs away from Trump war of words as tariff tensions rise

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has softened his rhetoric towards US President Donald Trump, saying Canada and the United States should lower tensions as their trade dispute escalates.Speaking to CNN on Tuesday, Ford said it was better to bring the temperature down between the neighbo…

ProPakistani7h ago
Banks to Pay $256 Million to Receive Foreign Remittances This Year

Pakistani banks are expected to pay around $256 million to foreign banks this fiscal year for processing workers’ remittances after… Read More The post Banks to Pay $256 Million to Receive Foreign Remittances This Year appeared first on ProPakistani.

Dawn7h ago
Speaker, deputy speaker take oath after election to AJK Assembly

MUZAFFARABAD: Chaudhary Tariq Farooq of the PML-N was elected the 16th speaker of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Legislative Assembly, while party colleague Muhammad Ahmed Raza Qadri was elected deputy speaker, in elections to both offices held on Tuesday. The session started…

ProPakistani7h ago
SBP Reveals Real Reason Behind Delay in New Currency Notes

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has been working on new currency note designs for two years, but the process… Read More The post SBP Reveals Real Reason Behind Delay in New Currency Notes appeared first on ProPakistani.

The News7h ago
Ross Fire rages across Texas as extreme drought fuels 50,000-acre wildfire

The rapidly growing Ross Fire has burned about 50,000 acres across two Texas counties, forcing evacuations as extreme dry conditions fuel the wildfire.According to Fox News, the grass fire began Monday afternoon near Highway 180 and Ross Watson Road before spreading across Palo…

Pakistan's news, as it breaks — in one place

Pakistan produces a relentless news cycle, and it lives in a hundred places at once — dozens of national newspapers, television channels and specialist outlets, each with its own website and feed. Following what is happening in a single city, or keeping up with one subject as it develops, normally means juggling a stack of browser tabs. Pak Monitor exists to close that gap: it continuously watches the public feeds of Pakistan's major news organisations and pulls new stories into one live, filterable stream, organised by city and by topic, the moment they are published.

The result is a single place to watch the country's news as it happens. Narrow the feed to Karachi or Lahore, follow only crime or only business, group together the duplicate coverage that appears when every outlet chases the same story, and keep an eye on the subjects that matter to you — from the KSE-100 index to the FIFA World Cup — without leaving the page.

What Pak Monitor tracks

Every incoming story is automatically sorted into the categories Pakistani readers care about most, so you can follow a single beat or scan them all at once:

  • Politics Federal and provincial politics — parliament, the courts, elections, party movements and the policy decisions that shape daily life across Pakistan.
  • Crime Law-and-order reporting from Pakistan's cities: police operations, street crime, court cases and the security stories that dominate local coverage.
  • Accident Road, rail and industrial accidents, fires and building collapses — the incident reporting that spreads fastest across a city's news feeds.
  • Weather Monsoon rains, heatwaves, flooding and the alerts issued by the Pakistan Meteorological Department, tracked as warnings are published.
  • Business Trade, industry, energy, the rupee and the wider economy — the commercial news that moves Pakistan's markets and its job market alike.
  • Sports Cricket, football, hockey and more — national teams, domestic leagues and the international fixtures Pakistani fans follow most closely.
  • Health Public-health news: disease outbreaks, hospitals, vaccination drives and the medical stories that affect Pakistani communities.

How Pak Monitor works

Pak Monitor reads the publicly available RSS feeds of Pakistan's leading news organisations — national dailies, broadcasters and specialist business and sport outlets — and refreshes them continuously through the day. For each story it keeps the headline, a short summary, the name of the outlet and a link straight to the original article. It never republishes the full text of a report: every click goes back to the newsroom that did the work.

Behind the feed, a few automated steps turn that flood of headlines into something usable. Each story is tagged to a city whenever it mentions that city or one of its neighbourhoods; near-identical reports of the same event from different outlets are clustered together so one story does not crowd out everything else; and every item is classified by topic so the filters and trending sections stay accurate. When several outlets suddenly converge on one city or one subject, that surge surfaces as an activity spike.

Following a city or a topic

Pick one or more of the ten cities Pak Monitor tracks to see only their news, or open a dedicated city page for a focused view with its own activity chart and background. Topic pages go deeper on a single subject — live KSE-100 figures and the day's biggest market movers on the Stocks page, fixtures, results and live scores on the FIFA World Cup page — while the daily digest rounds up the last 24 hours at a glance.

Everything is free and needs no account. Your filters live in your own browser and can be saved or shared as a link, and because Pak Monitor is a Progressive Web App you can install it on your phone and open it like any other app.

Why real-time coverage matters

In a country where a weather warning, a security incident or a market swing can reshape the day, the gap between a story breaking and a reader seeing it matters. Pak Monitor is built to shrink that gap — not by writing the news, but by making the news that Pakistan's journalists publish easier to find, follow and make sense of, city by city and topic by topic.

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Pak Monitor is an aggregator and index — it links to reporting by Pakistan's outlets and never republishes full articles. Learn more on About, FAQ and Privacy.