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WEBA disturbing incident recently transpired at the Rehmat-ul-Alameen Conference in Peshawar, where Afghan Consul General Mohibullah Shakir brazenly refused to stand for Pakistan's national... Kamal Mustafa. In Pakistan's latest political standoff, Maulana Fazlur Rehman's indecision has caused the government's constitutional amendments to stall.
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Nepra projects huge jump in power tariffs with consumption …
WEB21 hours ago — ISLAMABAD: A colossal increase in electricity prices is expected in the next quarter as part of the Quarterly Tariff Adjustments (QTAs) approved by the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) Thursday. Decline of 20 percent in Overall Electricity Consumption Noted by the Regulator Shows Reason for Sharply Increased Power Tariffs. The cut of paisa 58 […]
Increase in inflation rate; prices of over 100 essential items rise
WEB21 hours ago — The weekly inflation rate in the country has increased, resulting in a rise in the prices of over 100 essential items. According to the inflation report released by the Federal Bureau of Statistics, there has been a slight increase in the weekly inflation rate. In the recent week, the inflation rate rose by 0.05%, while […]
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WEB21 hours ago — Celebrating ‘most expensive’ deal. Finally after months of delay, the executive board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has finally approved the three-year $7 billion loan under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) for Pakistan. The decision came about at a time when Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is in New York to attend the United ...
IMF Board approves $7 billion bailout for Pakistan
WEB2 days ago — September 25, 2024. Sources close to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said that its Executive Board finally granted approval on Wednesday for a long-awaited $7 billion loan package for Pakistan. On July 12, the IMF and Pakistani authorities agreed on a staff-level understanding after talks that established a 37-month Extended Fund Facility ...
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