Aimen Siddiqui is an Assistant Editor for BOL News and Geo Tv Network. With a focus on current affairs and international news, Aimen's articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, natural disasters, diplomatic relations, and global rankings. Aimen's work has also been featured in The News International.
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KARACHI: Former energy minister Gohar Ejaz has once again sparked debate about capacity payments made to independent power producers (IPPs) in the country.
Unmarried women in Pakistan, an unlikely phenomenon is now a surprising reality. These women come from various backgrounds and face different expectations from society. As views on marriage and women’s roles change, many women are exploring their...
KARACHI: The Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics has shown a slight increase of 0.17 per cent for the week ending July 25.
KARACHI: Pakistan saw a record number of new company registrations in the fiscal year ended June 2024, driven by a surge in the technology sector, the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) said on Friday.
KARACHI: In a striking development for Pakistan's mobile phone market, local manufacturing and assembly of mobile phones have doubled from the previous month, as revealed by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA).
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KARACHI: Pakistan's gaming industry is on track towards growth, with locally developed games witnessing a slight uptick after a four-year decline.
KARACHI/ISLAMABAD: The government's apparent ‘trial and error' method, which involves installing a firewall to protect itself from cyberattacks, has ended up hurting the country's IT industry, say experts.
By: Aimen Siddiqui
KARACHI: Pakistan’s internet infrastructure is buckling under severe strain as the nation faces a growing digital crisis characterized by frequent connectivity disruptions and inadequate...
KARACHI: Amid efforts at regulating AI, the government of Pakistan may be missing out on an important opportunity: tapping into the cost-saving potential that AI offers.
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