Consolidating economy top priority: Naveed
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Finance, Revenue, Economic Affairs and Privatisation Syed Naveed Qamar said on Sunday that special attention will be given to
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Afghan Imports Of Pakistan Items Unaffected By Drop In Rupee (Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 News)
Prices of essential items imported from Pakistan have not decreased despite consistent depreciation of the rupee in recent weeks due to the worsening security situation and political instability in the neighbouring country.
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Sindh govt to introduce jail reforms, says Jakhrani
HYDERABAD: The Sindh government would introduce jail reforms and do away with the existing jail manual of the British rule through a legislation in th
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Zardari takes one step forward, two backwards
ISLAMABAD: Asif Ali Zardari has the fear of the known, more than the fear of the unknown. He takes one step forward, two steps backwards. He has alrea
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AFGHAN IMPORTS OF PAKISTAN ITEMS UNAFFECTED BY DROP IN RUPEE (Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 Finance)
Food Prices of essential items imported from Pakistan have not decreased despite consistent depreciation of the rupee in recent weeks due to the worsening security situation and political instability in the neighbouring country.
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Govt determined to develop business-friendly atmosphere
LAHOREPUNJAB Food Minister Malik Nadeem Kamran has said that government is determined to develop business friendly atmosphere in the country a
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No progress even after three years; 53 arrested suspects out on bail
KarachiThe case pertaining to the burning to death of six employees of a global fast food chain during the arson and violence following a suic
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18 male subject specialists posted
LAHORETHE Education authorities, on the recommendations of Punjab Public Service Commission, have posted 18 male subject specialists (mathemat
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Pakistan Moves Clocks Forward to Save Energy, Ease Power Crisis (Bloomberg.com)
June 2 (Bloomberg) — Pakistan’s government put the nation’s clocks forward by an hour and ordered stores to close early to save power as electricity shortages curb economic growth and stoke unrest in the South Asian country.
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