ISLAMABAD – Pakistanis get another cut in fuel prices as the federal government slashed petrol rates while making high-speed diesel more expensive, bringing mixed news for motorists, transporters and businesses already struggling with energy costs.
Under the daily pricing arrangement, petrol has been reduced by Rs3.19 per litre to Rs376.06. The relief has not extended to high-speed diesel, which has become Rs2.25 per litre more expensive. Its new price stands at Rs398.07, up from Rs395.82.
Latest Petrol Diesel Prices in Pakistan
Petroleum Division confirmed the changes through an official notification, stating that the revised ex-depot rates were determined by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) under the government’s existing petroleum pricing mechanism.
The fresh announcement comes just a day after consumers faced an increase in both major petroleum products. On Monday, authorities raised petrol prices by Rs1.54 per litre and diesel rates by Rs2.16 per litre, adding to concerns over the frequent adjustments in fuel costs.
The latest revision comes against the backdrop of uncertainty in international energy markets, where geopolitical tensions and shifting crude oil prices continue to influence petroleum costs.
Global crude prices, meanwhile, eased on Tuesday as investors assessed the prospects of renewed peace efforts in the Middle East. However, the broader energy market remained under pressure amid continuing hostilities involving Yemen’s Houthi movement and Saudi Arabia, alongside concerns about possible fresh US-Israeli military action.
Brent crude slips to $114.81 per barrel while US WTI crude moved down to $100.98 per barrel. Despite these declines, international oil prices remained near multi-month highs, highlighting the uncertainty surrounding global energy supplies.
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan could be heading into another difficult winter this year, with authorities considering gas supply plan that would leave domestic consumers without natural gas for up to 16 hours a day.
As demand for heating and cooking rises in winters, the government is working on winter gas management strategy aimed at addressing the growing mismatch between supply and demand. Under the proposed arrangement, households would receive natural gas for just eight hours in a 24-hour cycle, potentially forcing families to reorganise their daily routines around limited supply windows.
For millions already struggling with soaring utility bills and the rising cost of living, the prospect of spending most of the day without gas could bring fresh financial and domestic challenges. Ministry of Petroleum reportedly completed its groundwork for the winter gas supply plan and is preparing to brief Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
The proposed schedule prioritises cooking hours, with gas expected to be available around breakfast, lunch and dinner. Outside these periods, households could face prolonged interruptions, leaving consumers with little flexibility to use gas whenever they need it.
However, the exact timings have not yet been announced. The proposed restrictions would be managed separately by the country’s two major gas distribution companies, Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) and Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC). Both companies are expected to announce their own supply schedules for domestic consumers in their respective regions once the government finalises its winter management strategy.
SNGPL is presently supplying approximately 487 million cubic feet of natural gas daily to household consumers, while SSGC is delivering around 286 million cubic feet per day. Together, the two companies are supplying roughly 773 million cubic feet of gas daily to domestic consumers, but growing winter demand could put further pressure on the distribution network.
The gas restrictions come at a particularly difficult time for consumers, who are also facing concerns over rising liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices. For households that depend on LPG cylinders as an alternative to piped natural gas, any further increase in prices could make cooking and heating significantly more expensive.
The situation could become especially challenging during the coldest weeks of winter, when demand for gas traditionally increases sharply. Despite growing concerns, the government has not yet formally approved the proposed eight-hour supply schedule.
ISLAMABAD – A stern warning against anti-state content turned into unexpected trolling for Pakistan’s National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) officer after a video of him struggling with English went viral.
The officer, apparently attempting to deliver strong message about agency’s crackdown on anti-state propaganda, became centre of attention for his slip of the tongue and fumbling. In the viral clip, NCCIA official can be heard saying in a serious tone that anti-state material will not be tolerated.
Referring to department responsible for keeping an eye on online activities, the officer appeared to describe its cyber patrolling unit as “Cyber Petroleum.” He went on to explain that the agency established a dedicated unit that continuously monitors online activity, struggling through another English phrase: “What’s going on social of media.”
این سی سی آئی اے کے افسر کی شدید انگریزی میں سخت وارننگ
اینٹی سٹیٹ میٹرل ٹالوریٹ نہیں کیا جائے گا
ہماری ساءبر پٹرولیم کا ادارہ ہے یونٹ بنایا ہوا ہے جو ہروقت منیٹر کر رہا ہے۔۔واٹس گوینگ آن سوشل آف میڈیا https://t.co/vXKOFKSaSQ
Although the officer apparently intended to highlight the agency’s surveillance capabilities and its determination to act against unlawful online content, his choice of words quickly overshadowed the warning itself. The expression “Cyber Petroleum,” apparently mistaken reference to “Cyber Patrolling,” caught the attention of journalists, social media users, who wasted little time turning it into a viral joke.
As the clip went viral, social media users started questioning not only the officer’s communication skills but also the process through which individuals are appointed to responsible positions in government institutions. One user questioned how such officials managed to secure important posts in the first place. “How do such people get appointed to these positions, and why are they not removed even after their videos surface?” the he asked.
Another social media user quipped, “Whatever this brother is saying is absolutely correct. Well done!” the user wrote. We have absolutely no desire to write anything against him and have the entire Petroleum department come after us, he said.
The controversy comes as NCCIA intensifies its scrutiny of social media accounts accused of spreading anti-state propaganda, misinformation and material targeting state institutions. The agency has been stepping up efforts to identify individuals allegedly involved in online campaigns against national institutions, while its actions against certain critics of the ruling alliance and state authorities have also attracted public attention.
NCCIA DG Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi previously stressed zero-tolerance approach towards fake news and anti-state propaganda. The agency officials also highlighted the role of specialised cyber patrolling units tasked with monitoring digital platforms and identifying potentially unlawful online activity.
RIYADH – Saudi Arabia witnessed another wave of ballistic missile attacks, with Yemen’s Houthi rebels claiming to have struck Kingdom’s Ministry of Defence in Riyadh and targeted one of its key oil refineries, raising fears of a wider military confrontation and fresh turmoil in global energy markets.
Explosions reported from parts of Saudi capital today as air defence systems responded to incoming missiles. While Houthis declared that their operation had successfully struck a high-profile military target, Saudi authorities insisted that the missiles were intercepted before reaching their intended destinations.
Footage released by Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Defense showcases air defense systems and military vehicles launching missiles in desert settings, accompanied by the message, “A steadfast fortress for a proud homeland.” https://t.co/VqqFThpNZG
Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree announced that the group had carried out a ballistic missile operation against Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Defence in Riyadh. He claimed that the missile had successfully reached its target, describing the operation as a direct strike against the Saudi military establishment.
Brigadier General @Yah_Saree , the spokesman for Yemen’s armed forces, said that the country’s armed forces targeted the Saudi Ministry of Defense in Riyadh with a ballistic missile, which directly hit the target. https://t.co/i5Bayv2lkN
However, the Saudi government did not confirm any impact on the ministry or report damage to the defence headquarters. Saudi authorities and the Saudi-led military coalition announced that two ballistic missiles launched towards the capital had been detected, intercepted and destroyed.
Despite the interceptions, loud explosions were reported in Riyadh, sending fresh alarm through a city already facing heightened security concerns following repeated missile attacks.
The missile activity was not limited to Riyadh as Houthis claimed to have targeted Saudi Arabia’s Ras Tanura oil refinery, a major energy facility on the Gulf coast, with a ballistic missile. According to Yahya Saree, the operation caused a fire at the installation. Ras Tanura has a processing capacity of approximately 550,000 barrels of oil per day and plays a crucial role in Saudi Arabia’s petroleum industry.
Saudi-led coalition separately reported intercepting ballistic missiles heading towards the Eastern Province, where Ras Tanura is located. Some accounts indicated that as many as three additional missiles had been directed towards the region.
ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister Chromebook Scheme 2026 gets started to distribute 500,000 devices among deserving students, with eligibility requirements, regional quotas and application procedures now coming to light.
The initiative aimed to promote digital education by providing students with portable computers and internet connectivity, enabling them to access online classes, digital libraries and educational resources from home. The scheme primarily targets students who have performed well in their Class 9 (SSC-I) examinations, with selection based on academic merit and predetermined provincial and regional quotas.
Who is Eligible for PM Chromebook Scheme 2026?
Students hoping to secure a free Chromebook must have obtained at least 50 percent marks in their latest Class 9 examinations. However, meeting the minimum marks requirement does not automatically guarantee a device, as selection will depend on merit within the student’s province or region, educational board and academic stream.
Inter Boards Coordination Commission (IBCC) will be responsible for verifying examination results to ensure transparency in the selection process. The scheme covers students studying in government schools, private educational institutions operating in partnership with provincial governments or provincial education foundations, and registered religious seminaries.
Chromebooks Quota
Region
Chromebooks
Punjab
181,090
Sindh
85,925
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
51,170
Balochistan
31,815
Islamabad
100,000
Azad Jammu and Kashmir
25,000
Gilgit-Baltistan
25,000
Total
500,000
Under the proposed distribution arrangement, 80 percent of each region’s allocation will go to school students, while the remaining 20 percent will be reserved for students enrolled in registered madrasas. The allocation also provides a 70 percent share for science-stream students and 30 percent for arts-stream students.
Free Internet Device, Bag
Each student will get Chromebook carrying bag and a MiFi portable internet device, helping students access digital learning facilities outside their classrooms. The equipment is intended to facilitate online education, access to e-libraries and independent learning, particularly for students who lack suitable digital resources at home.
How to Apply for the PM Chromebook Scheme 2026?
Students can use the designated IBCC application portal to check their eligibility and submit the required information once their respective educational boards have announced the Class 9 examination results.
The reported application procedure involves visiting the portal, checking the student’s academic record, providing personal information and uploading the required documents.
Applicants will need a recent photograph, their Class 9 examination marksheet and copies of their B-Form or Computerised National Identity Card (CNIC), where applicable.
Students should ensure that their information matches their official educational records, as discrepancies could affect verification and selection.
Before any device is dispatched, the student’s educational institution will verify examination results, current enrollment and continued affiliation with the school. Once the verification process is completed, Chromebooks will be delivered through a courier service equipped with a tracking mechanism.
Complaint committees will also be established to address issues involving merit selection, verification and delivery delays. The system is intended to ensure that the devices reach verified beneficiaries while providing students with a mechanism to report problems during the distribution process.
SOUTH WAZIRISTAN – Security forces unleashed powerful retaliatory response against Afghan Taliban border positions on Tuesday after alleged unprovoked firing triggered a fierce confrontation along the Pakistan-Afghanistan frontier in the Angoor Adda sector.
The latest escalation saw heavy weapons and artillery brought into action as Pakistani troops responded to gunfire directed at their border posts, according to security sources. Pakistani security sources claimed that the intense counterfire forced Afghan Taliban fighters to abandon several positions across the border in Afghanistan’s Paktika province.
According to security sources, the confrontation began when Afghan Taliban personnel allegedly targeted Pakistani military posts in South Waziristan with sniper fire, automatic weapons and other heavy weaponry.
The firing prompted Pakistani troops to launch an immediate and forceful response against positions identified as the sources of the attack. Pakistani forces reportedly used artillery alongside small and heavy weapons to target Afghan Taliban border outposts, mortar installations and defensive positions across the frontier.
Security sources maintained that the retaliatory action placed Taliban positions under intense pressure, compelling several fighters to withdraw from their posts.
The confrontation reportedly intensified at approximately 2:30 pm after a projectile was allegedly fired from the Afghan side towards Pakistani positions. Heavy exchanges followed, with reports of artillery and gunfire emerging from the Angoor Adda crossing and surrounding border areas.
Residents in South Waziristan and Afghanistan’s Barmal district of Paktika province reported hearing sustained exchanges of heavy weapons. Afghan local media also acknowledged the outbreak of fighting, reporting that the confrontation had begun after midday and involved heavy weapons on both sides.
The fresh confrontation has also raised concerns for civilians living near the international border. Unconfirmed reports circulating on social media suggested that shells fired from the Afghan side struck populated areas on Pakistani territory, potentially damaging property and threatening nearby marketplaces.
The renewed confrontation comes amid growing tensions between Islamabad and Kabul over cross-border militancy and repeated armed incidents.
Pakistan continues to raise alarm about militant groups, especially Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), of using sanctuaries inside Afghanistan to plan and execute attacks on Pakistani soil. Islamabad repeatedly demanded that the Afghan Taliban administration take meaningful action against militant organisations operating from its territory. Kabul has rejected allegations that it harbours anti-Pakistan militants.
Angoor Adda sector has witnessed several confrontations in recent months, including another reported exchange of heavy fire around October 19 and 20.
Pakistani security sources insisted that troops remained firmly positioned along the frontier and were prepared to respond to any fresh attack. Although the exact military losses and battlefield outcomes remain unconfirmed, the latest reports underscore Pakistan’s determination to protect its border positions and respond to threats against its territorial security.
Buying latest iPhone 18 pro maxis not light on pocket, as the price starts at Rs6Lac for basic model and it goes up to a million for top of the line variant. But, if you dont want to spend that much in one go, there are installment plans for iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, with monthly payments starting as low as Rs26,837.
The facility allows customers to purchase Apple’s flagship smartphones through repayment plans ranging from three to 36 months, with zero-markup options available on selected tenures. The offer covers PTA-approved iPhones distributed by Mercantile, an Apple-authorized distributor in Pakistan, and includes a device protection plan and a two-year warranty.
iPhone 18 Prices in Pakistan
Storage
iPhone 18 Pro
iPhone 18 Pro Max
256GB
Rs565,000
Rs605,000
512GB
Rs649,999
Rs690,000
1TB
Rs819,999
Rs860,000
2TB
Rs1,075,000
Rs1,115,000
iPhone 18 Pro Installment Plans in Pakistan
Customers purchasing the iPhone 18 Pro can select shorter installment periods with higher monthly payments or longer financing durations with smaller monthly installments.
Model
3 Months
6 Months
9 Months
12 Months
256GB
Rs188,333
Rs94,167
Rs62,778
Rs47,083
512GB
Rs216,666
Rs108,333
Rs72,222
Rs54,167
1TB
Rs273,333
Rs136,667
Rs91,111
Rs68,333
2TB
Rs358,333
Rs179,167
Rs119,444
Rs89,583
Long-Term Installments for iPhone 18 Pro
Model
18 Months
24 Months
36 Months
256GB
Rs42,438
Rs34,620
Rs26,837
512GB
Rs48,822
Rs39,828
Rs30,875
1TB
Rs61,591
Rs50,245
Rs38,949
2TB
Rs80,745
Rs65,870
Rs51,062
iPhone 18 Pro Max Installment Plans in Pakistan
The iPhone 18 Pro Max is also available through the installment facility, offering repayment options for customers interested in Apple’s larger premium smartphone.
Under the 12-month plan, the 256GB Pro Max costs Rs50,417 per month. The amount drops to Rs37,071 with a 24-month repayment schedule and Rs28,737 for 36 months.
Meanwhile, the top-end 2TB variant requires monthly payments of Rs92,917 under the 12-month plan or Rs52,962 when financed over three years.
Model
3 Months
6 Months
9 Months
12 Months
256GB
Rs201,667
Rs100,833
Rs67,222
Rs50,417
512GB
Rs230,000
Rs115,000
Rs76,667
Rs57,500
1TB
Rs286,667
Rs143,333
Rs95,555
Rs71,667
2TB
Rs371,667
Rs185,533
Rs123,889
Rs92,917
Long-Term Installments for iPhone 18 Pro Max
Model
18 Months
24 Months
36 Months
256GB
Rs45,442
Rs37,071
Rs28,737
512GB
Rs51,827
Rs42,279
Rs32,775
1TB
Rs64,596
Rs52,696
Rs40,849
2TB
Rs83,749
Rs68,321
Rs52,962
Processing Fees and Zero-Markup Installment Options
According to the advertised financing schedule, three- and six-month installment plans carry no processing fee. However, customers choosing nine- or 12-month financing face processing charges of 5% and 12%, respectively.
The processing fee for 18-, 24-, and 36-month plans is listed at 2.5%.
Installment Tenure
Processing Fee
3 Months
0%
6 Months
0%
9 Months
5%
12 Months
12%
18 Months
2.5%
24 Months
2.5%
36 Months
2.5%
Although the 36-month option offers smaller monthly installments, it increases the overall cost of purchasing the smartphone. A buyer choosing the iPhone 18 Pro 256GB at Rs26,837 per month would pay approximately Rs966,132 over 36 months, compared with its listed retail price of Rs565,000.
Purchasing the iPhone 18 Pro Max 256GB through 36 monthly installments of Rs28,737 would result in payments totaling approximately Rs1,034,532, excluding any additional charges. Customers should therefore compare the full repayment amount rather than deciding solely on the advertised monthly installment.
Lahore witnessed four days of fashion, glamour and celebrity appearances as LAAM Fashion Week 2026wrapped up on October 26, leaving fashion lovers captivated by stunning couture collections and star-studded runway moments.
The fashion extravaganza brought together some of Pakistan’s leading designers, celebrated actors and fashion enthusiasts under one roof, highlighting the country’s evolving fashion landscape and its growing international appeal.
The grand finale proved particularly spectacular, with popular showbiz personalities including Aiman Khan, Sajal Aly, Saboor Aly, Nameer Khan and Zara Noor Abbas stealing the spotlight in striking designer creations. Each celebrity brought a distinct fashion statement to the runway, combining contemporary trends with traditional craftsmanship and adding a touch of glamour to the closing celebrations.
Aiman Khan turned heads in an elegant outfit by Erum Khan Couture, effortlessly carrying a sophisticated look that reflected the designer’s signature aesthetic.
Sajal Aly was another major attraction, making a graceful appearance in a creation by Jugnu Studios. Her refined styling and effortless charm made her one of the standout personalities at the event.
Meanwhile, Saboor Aly impressed fashion enthusiasts with her stylish ensemble by Maria Osama, bringing a refreshing blend of elegance and modern fashion to the glamorous evening.
Nameer Khan took to the runway representing Eden Robe. His confident appearance further elevated the energy of the show, joining the impressive lineup of celebrities celebrating Pakistani fashion. Zara Noor Abbas brought a distinctly royal flavour to the grand finale with her magnificent Mughal-inspired outfit by Haseens Official.
LAAM Fashion Week 2026 also highlighted the growing relationship between fashion, technology and online shopping in Pakistan. The country’s leading multi-brand fashion e-commerce platforms, established itself as a digital marketplace connecting Pakistani designers and local clothing brands with customers around the world.
Kashmiris across the world are observing Black Day on Tuesday to mark 79 years since Indian troops entered Srinagar on October 27, 1947, with protests and demonstrations planned on both sides of the Line of Control (LoC), in Pakistan and abroad.
The All Parties Hurriyat Conference and other pro-independence organisations have called for a complete shutdown in Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Demonstrations are also planned to draw international attention to the longstanding dispute and demand the Kashmiri people’s right to self-determination.
Kashmiris and Pakistan regard the arrival of Indian troops in Srinagar as the beginning of an illegal occupation that disregarded the aspirations of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. The anniversary is observed each year as Black Day.
Kashmiris living in different countries are also organising rallies to call for a peaceful settlement of the dispute in accordance with United Nations resolutions.
In Muzaffarabad, a march towards the LoC is planned along Srinagar Highway. Participants are also expected to hold a protest in Hattian Bala, in Jhelum Valley district.
Dar calls for international efforts
In his Black Day message, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar said the Kashmir dispute remained unresolved despite the passage of nearly eight decades.
He called for effective international efforts to address the issue and reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to raising the concerns of the Kashmiri people at international forums.
Dar reiterated Pakistan’s support for the Kashmiri people and their demand for a resolution of the dispute.
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz also condemned India’s control over occupied Jammu and Kashmir in her message, describing October 27 as a dark chapter in history.
She said the Kashmir dispute was a matter of international concern and reaffirmed solidarity with the Kashmiri people, saying Pakistan would continue to support their struggle.
BAHAWALNAGAR – Another case of alleged sexual assault reported from Southern Punjab, where Punjab Enforcement and Regulatory Authority (PERA) Force officer has been booked for allegedly raping young woman after getting her trust through promises of marriage.
City B Division Police registered case under Section 376 of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) on October 26, 2026, following a written complaint submitted by the victim. According to First Information Report (FIR), the accused, identified as Hussam Baloch, son of Muhammad Yousaf, allegedly developed a relationship with the complainant approximately one year ago. The two remained in contact over the telephone, during which the suspect repeatedly expressed his intention to marry her.
بہاولنگر، تھانہ بی ڈویژن
پیرا فورس کے اہلکار نے لڑکی کو زیادتی کا نشانہ بنا ڈالا۔ پولیس نے مقدمہ درج کرلیا۔ https://t.co/X13MwT5SF1
The complainant alleged that she believed the suspect’s promises and trusted him. The incident reportedly occurred around 2 months ago back when accused took the woman to accompany him to Model Town, Bahawalnagar, claiming that he wanted to introduce her to his family.
According to the FIR, the suspect took the woman on his bike to a house located around 2 kilometres south of City B Division Police Station. However, upon entering the premises, the woman discovered that the house was empty. When she questioned the suspect about his family members, he allegedly assured her that they would arrive shortly.
The situation reportedly took a terrifying turn when the suspect closed the room’s door, leaving the woman frightened. The complainant alleged that the accused attempted to calm her by saying they were planning to get married soon. She further alleged that when she tried to escape, the suspect threatened and physically assaulted her before forcing her onto a bed and raping her against her will.
After alleged sexual assault, the accused reportedly dropped her back at her residence. The complainant told police that she informed her family about the incident, identifying Muhammad Kashif Ali, son of Muhammad Latif, among the witnesses she had informed. Despite the alleged assault, she said she repeatedly approached the accused and demanded that he fulfil his promise of marriage.
The suspect refused to marry her, prompting her to seek police intervention. In her complaint, the woman maintained that the accused had exploited her trust through false promises of marriage and subjected her to sexual violence, threats and physical assault.
Police registered a case under Section 376 of the Pakistan Penal Code, which deals with sexual assault, and initiated investigation into the allegations.
The case sparked concerns because the accused has been described in initial reports as an official of the PERA Force, a provincial enforcement body.
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan’s lawmakers backed Kashmiri people with a single voice, as the National Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution declaring that South Asia cannot have lasting peace until the Kashmir dispute is settled fairly.
The resolution tied regional stability directly to the Kashmir question. A just and peaceful settlement, it said, must rest on UN Security Council resolutions and on what the Kashmiris themselves want, as reported by 24NewsHD.
It was tabled jointly by Minister for Kashmir Affairs Engineer Amir Muqam and Rana Muhammad Qasim Noon, chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Kashmir.
NA paid tribute to generations of Kashmiris who, the resolution said, have shown extraordinary courage and resilience and have made enormous sacrifices over the years. It condemned what it described as continuing, systematic human rights violations in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
Lawmakers also reaffirmed Pakistan’s moral, political and diplomatic support for Kashmiris in what the resolution called their just and legitimate struggle. The Assembly firmly rejected India’s unilateral steps of 5 August 2019 and the measures that followed. It said these were meant to change the internationally recognized disputed status and the demographic character of the territory.
It called on India to end the human rights violations in the occupied territory, stop efforts to alter its demographic makeup, release jailed Kashmiri leaders, and allow international human rights organizations and independent observers unhindered access.
The resolution urged the international community, the United Nations in particular, to keep its commitments to the people of Jammu and Kashmir. It asked for concrete steps to implement Security Council resolutions and to hold India accountable for abuses in the occupied region. The House said the final status of Kashmir must be decided in line with those resolutions and the freely expressed will of its people.
The Assembly also urged the government to keep pressing the issue at the UN, the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation and other international forums, and to keep advocating for the Kashmiris’ right to self-determination.
EcoStar has introduced its new 100-inch Smart 4K QD Mini LED TV in Pakistan, bringing a bigger, more immersive entertainment experience to modern homes. Combining advanced display technology, smooth performance, and premium sound, the latest addition to EcoStar’s television lineup is designed to transform everyday entertainment, whether it’s watching movies, following live sports, or enjoying gaming sessions with friends and family.
At the heart of the television is QD Mini LED technology, combining Quantum Dot technology with Mini LED backlighting to deliver vibrant colours, deeper blacks, and impressive picture detail. Its 4K Ultra HD resolution and local dimming technology enhance clarity and contrast, while Dolby Vision and HDR10 support bring greater depth and richness to on-screen visuals.
No two people experience entertainment quite the same way. Some look forward to movie nights, others live for the excitement of a cricket match, while gaming enthusiasts have an entirely different world to explore. It’s this individuality that sits at the heart of EcoStar’s “Your World, Your Way” campaign, where cinema, sports, and gaming each find their place.
The Cinema World takes centre stage with an expansive 100-inch display that transforms movie nights and favourite dramas into larger-than-life experiences. QD Mini LED technology and Dolby Vision bring scenes to life with vivid colours, enhanced contrast, and remarkable detail, while Dolby Atmos and a premium 4.1-channel sound system with a built-in subwoofer deliver fuller sound and deeper bass. From an action-packed blockbuster to a quiet, emotional scene, the television creates a cinematic atmosphere that makes every story more engaging.
For sports enthusiasts, the Sports World brings the excitement of the stadium closer to home. A higher refresh rate delivers smoother motion, making fast-moving cricket matches, football games, and other sporting moments more enjoyable to watch. Combined with the expansive display, vibrant picture quality, and immersive audio, the television captures the energy of every boundary, goal, and match-winning moment, turning live sports into a shared experience for friends and family.
For gaming enthusiasts, the Gaming World brings together speed, precision, and impressive visuals. The television’s 144Hz native refresh rate delivers smoother gameplay, while support for up to 288Hz through DLG technology enhances motion performance in compatible gaming modes. HDMI 2.1 connectivity allows gamers to connect compatible consoles such as the PlayStation 5, while QD Mini LED technology adds richer colours, sharper details, and greater visual depth to the gaming experience.
Beyond these entertainment worlds, the television offers the convenience of Google TV powered by Android 14. Built-in Chromecast makes it easy to cast supported content from compatible devices to the big screen, while Google Assistant enables voice commands for searching entertainment and navigating smart features. With 3GB RAM, 64GB internal storage, and Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity, the television brings smart functionality into everyday use.
Recognizing that every home has different entertainment needs, EcoStar’s QD Mini LED TV range is available in 55-inch, 65-inch, 75-inch, 85-inch, and 100-inch sizes, allowing consumers to choose the screen that best suits their living space and viewing preferences.
With this launch, EcoStar continues to strengthen its premium television portfolio in Pakistan, bringing together innovation, performance, and thoughtful design to make everyday entertainment more rewarding. Whether it’s cinema, sports, or gaming, EcoStar makes room for every preference, because it’s “Your World, Your Way.”
Consumers can explore the complete QD Mini LED TV range, compare available screen sizes, and check the latest prices and specifications on the official EcoStar website.To discover more about the flagship model and its features, visit the EcoStar 100-inch Smart 4K QD Mini LED TV.
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