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June 2, 2025

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Govt challenges K-Electric Tariff in Nepra Review

Listen to the article The Federal Government has submitted an official revision with the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) that challenges the invoice for K-Electric, expressing strong reservations about what it calls unfair financial burden on both the National Treasury and the Consumers. In its submission, the Ministry of Energy argued that the invoice granted to K-Electric for electricity derived from the national grid is disproportionately high compared to other energy distribution companies. The ministry has warned that this increased rate could impose an estimated weight of 59 billion Rs for the federal budget over the next two years. The

May 25, 2025

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Takaful Industry in Pakistan: Challenges and Opportunities

Listen to the article Karachi: The Takaful industry in Pakistan has gone a long way since its establishment in 2006, when the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Pakistani Committee (SECP) published the rules. Azeem Iqbal Pirani, head of EFU Life’s official and executive, recalled Takaful’s story at the recent Podcast Tribune in collaboration with Efu Hemayah Takaful. He said that EFU was the first company to be incorporated as a Takaful General Company with the aim of expanding insurance services to the general public in accordance with their beliefs. Pirani said that at that time, ordinary citizens would not

May 12, 2025

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Mishi Khan challenges Kangana Ranaut

Listen to the article Pakistani actress Mishi Khan has criticized Indian actress Kangana Ranaut for observation of Pakistan and her people during Pakistan-India’s ongoing tensions. Responding through a video posted on Instagram’s official account, Mishi Khan addressed Ranaut’s recent statements, which are aimed at Pakistan. “How did you like Pakistan’s answer? I hope you enjoyed it,” Mishi told the video. “Speaking against Pakistan and his people costs you dearly.” The actress further warned Ranaut to think carefully before making such comments again. “We are here to defend our country and our people. Before we show the fingers, take a look

March 19, 2025

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Map of the economy presented to overcome challenges

Listen to the article Islamabad: The Pakistani Trade and Industry Federation (FPCCI) shared a comprehensive economy map with Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and his team on Tuesday. A FPCCi delegation, led by Atif Ikram Sheikh and consists of SM Tanveer leader and FF Steel chief executive, Senator Noman Wazir Khattak, met with the finance minister, where they emphasized that the map had developed to promote politics and developed a policy A strategy that could overcome the political politician to separate and face economic challenges. Their aim is to liberate the country from economic malaise, giving priority to its growth and

March 11, 2025

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The Minister of Finance is discussing debt restructuring, climate challenges with UN officials

Listen to the article Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb met with Mohammed Yahya, a United Nations residents, on Tuesday to discuss the country’s debt management, restructuring efforts and key development challenges. Yahya was accompanied by Abdullah Fadil, a UNICEF spokesman, and other United Nations senior officials, including Afke Bootsman and Luay Shabaneh. The meeting focused on various critical issues, including debt restructuring, climate funding, sustainable growth goals (SDG) and Pakistan’s transition to green energy. Aurangzeb stressed that Pakistan is facing two major existential challenges: climate change and population growth and that these issues should be addressed for long -term stability and

February 18, 2025

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Research reveals impulse in business confidence despite economic, political challenges

People walk beyond a demonstration of pavement money exchange, which is decorated with coins, in Karachi, Pakistan 12 September 2023. – Reuters Research reports a significant reduction in pessimism between businesses. 55% businesses are satisfied with their current business performance. 38% believed that the current government was worse than its predecessor. The demonstration of a steady revival of emotion, the business morale between stakeholders has improved significantly, accompanied by an optimistic economic perspective, a research conducted by Gallup Pakistan showed Tuesday as the country seeks to set the trajectory of growth in the course. Hard reforms. The economy increased by

January 26, 2025

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Rakhi challenges Pakistani artists in a fun dance

In a viral video clip, Indian actor Rakhi Sawant challenged Nargis, the Deedar of Pakistan and Hania Aamir in a dance. “From Pakistan. Take Hania, Nargis, Deedar. All of them. I will easily crush them. Don’t knock on the door. Dude. “I am the Bollywood girl in number one girl and the queen of real broadcasts. She says, adding that even alone she can get all three.” I can dance for twenty -four hours, I am endowed with this kind of talent. By quickly modifying her mistake, she promised: “No, in fact, the spectators will be the ones who have

January 22, 2025

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Rice exporters overcome challenges as sales rise 19%

Listen to the article LAHORE: Pakistan has made remarkable progress in its rice exports in the first half of the current financial year, registering a 19% growth despite significant global challenges. This increase in exports is likely to continue in the second half. According to official statistics, from July to December 2024, Pakistan exported 3.06 million tonnes of rice worth $1.87 billion, compared to 2.57 million tonnes worth $1.64 billion in the corresponding period last year. year. Basmati rice exports posted an impressive 30.4% growth, with shipments of 416,491 tonnes valued at $433.81 million, up from 367,465 tonnes valued at

January 20, 2025

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Rakhi Sawant challenges Hania Aamir, Nargis and Deedar to dance in an explosive interview

PUBLISHED January 20, 2025 In a recent interview, Indian entertainer Rakhi Sawant made waves by challenging Pakistani actresses Hania Aamir, Nargis and Deedar to a dance-off, stating that she could easily win all three at the same time. Known for her bold and often controversial statements, Rakhi, who has become a pop culture phenomenon in India, did not hold back in her remarks. Calling herself ‘Bollywood’s number 1 girl’ and ‘queen of reality TV’, she certainly lived up to her reputation of making waves. Rakhi Sawant’s journey to fame began in the early 2000s when she quickly established herself as

January 19, 2025

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Los Angeles fire victims face rebuilding challenges, with some choosing not to return

Listen to the article Karen Miles, 66, emerged from her home in Altadena, Calif., at midnight in her pajamas to find a forest of red and orange burning trees and live wires from downed power poles sparking in the street. Her son, who had awakened her from a deep sleep, followed their path to safety. Fire destroyed her neighborhood this month and it’s not coming back. “I’m not going to rebuild. Oh no. Hell no. This fire took everything out of me. I’m going to fly somewhere, somewhere nice. Maybe, Colorado,” the retiree said outside a disaster recovery center. She

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