The disclosure of the agreement between Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV) and Turkish Radio and Television (TRT) for broadcasting the Turkish drama 'Dirilis Ertugrul' could harm Pakistan's international relations with Turkey. PTV has refused to release the agreement details, citing confidentiality and potential misuse. The Pakistan Information Commission is involved in deciding whether the information should be disclosed. The drama, dubbed into Urdu and aired on PTV on Prime Minister Imran Khan's instructions, has been a significant success.

St. Patrick’s Church in Sahiwal, a neo-Gothic architectural marvel, stands as a testament to colonial history and spiritual significance. Established in memory of Robert Dougal Thomson and completed in 1883, the church has evolved from a chapel for British officers to a cultural epicenter. It houses the graves of historical figures like Lord Berkeley, whose role in suppressing the 1857 War of Independence is contrasted with local resistance led by Rai Ahmed Kharal. The church, expanded in 1986, now spans 21 acres and remains a symbol of religious harmony, inclusivity, and community spirit, as highlighted by figures like Brakeel Talib and Mrs. Nighat Naeem.

The Kissan Card scheme, introduced by former Prime Minister Imran Khan to support farmers in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, has faced significant challenges and has largely failed to deliver on its promises. Farmers have encountered numerous bureaucratic hurdles, including issues with biometric verification, uncooperative bank staff, and a lack of clear communication. The scheme's discontinuation and subsequent restoration by different political parties have further added to the confusion. While the initiative aimed to provide financial support and subsidies to farmers, its implementation has been marred by inefficiencies and mistrust among the farming community. The article highlights the need for increased transparency, accountability, and simplification of processes to make the scheme successful.