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Articles for tag: consumption, Electricity, excess, Government, Rates, reducing, unit

December 9, 2025

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The government is reducing electricity rates on excess consumption by Rs 15 per unit

A representational image of a transmission tower, also known as a power pylon. — AFP/File Agricultural consumer using 100 units to get relief of Rs 7 per unit. Industrial user with 1,000 units to feed at a lower rate of Rs.5. New rates apply to excess consumption compared to the previous year. ISLAMABAD: In a move aimed at promoting industrial and rural development through relief in utility bills, the government has reduced electricity rates on excess consumption by around Rs 15 per unit for industries and agriculture sector. As per the government’s demand for a reduced rate approved by the

July 31, 2025

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A “living oasis” of chemical consumption creatures found in the deep peaceful

WASHINGTON: Scientists diving in stunning depths in two ocean ditches in the northwestern Pacific have discovered the thriving communities of sea creatures that take their maintenance not by consuming organic matter such as most animals, but turning chemicals into energy. They found these chemotherapy -based animal communities – dominated by tube worms and mussels – during a series of diving on a submarine crew at the bottom of the Kuril -Kamchatka and Aleutian ditches. These creatures are fed by wet -rich in hydrogen sulfide and methane that flow from seawater in this dark and cold sphere beyond the sunlight. These

July 21, 2025

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Study finds the consumption of one egg per week can reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease

The image shows boiled eggs on a plate. – Unsplash/file Eggs have been part of human nutrition since there were before modern people. While they are rich in nutrients, affordable and widely available, their role in health has long been discussed. A recent study published in the Journal of Nutrition can help restore the positive reputation of eggs. Researchers found that eating one egg per week was linked to 47% lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease compared to egg consumption less than once a month, reported Medical news today. The study also revealed that those who included eggs in their

July 4, 2025

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Experts find ‘no safe level’ of processed food consumption in new study

Hot dogs, a type of processed food, can see in this image. – Pexels A new study has rejuvenated concerns about the health risks associated with processed meats, sugar drinks and trans fatty acids, with nutrition experts who claim that there is “no safe amount” of processed meat for consumption. The study, published in the journal Natural medicineIt underlined an increased risk of significant diseases, including cancer, type 2 diabetes and heart disease, from regular intake of these dietary ingredients, CNN reported. The study analyzed data from 60 previous research efforts and explored the relationship between eating processed meat, sugar

May 27, 2025

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Why growth in the lead in consumption fails

Listen to the article Islamabad: Pakistan’s economy is trapped in a structural commitment: a model of consumption growth increases imports, suppresses exports and expands tax revenue shortages, while consumer tax overruns-deducted from the source from the source from the source from the source from the source and the source from the source. During the first half of the financial year 2024-25, the Federal Revenue Council (FBR) lost its target of RS6.009 trillion trillions of RS386 billions, with the GDP tax ratio of 10.8%, well below the average of 19.3% and 15% of Asia Minor. Economies, such as India and Malaysia.

April 14, 2025

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Top 10 benefits for watermelon consumption during summer

Listen to the article As summer heat exacerbates, watermelon emerges not only as a refreshing seasonal enjoyment, but as a strong source of hydration and nutrition. Here are ten advantages that are supported by science by integrating watermelon into your summer diet: Moisturizes the body Watermelon consists of over 90% water, making it one of the most moisturizing fruits available. It helps to regulate body temperature and replenishes the liquids lost through sweat during hot weather. Supports heart health Watermelon is rich in lycopene, an antioxidant known to reduce inflammation and improves blood circulation. It also contains citrulline, an amino

March 7, 2025

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Carachi sees the increase in stomach diseases in the midst of increased fried food consumption in Ramadan

Muslim devotees buy Iftar food before breaking the fast on the first day of the Islamic sacred month of Ramadan, in a market in Lahore on March 12th 2024. – AFP Karachi: Excessive consumption of fried and sweet foods during Ramadan has led to an increase in stomach -related diseases, officials said Geo News Friday. Dr. Irfan, an emergency manager at the Jinnah Postgraduate Center, revealed that over 70 cases of cholera and acidity are recorded daily in the hospital. He also said that under normal circumstances, about 30 cases of cholera and acidity are reported daily at Jinnah Hospital.

November 8, 2024

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A relief of Rs 26 per unit has been announced for excess power consumption

A power transmission tower in Karachi, January 24, 2023. — Reuters Government announces “Bijli Sahulat Package” for winter months. “Initiative aims to encourage higher consumption”: Power Division Domestic consumers can also benefit from reduced prices. In a bid to manage seasonal electricity demand and boost economic growth, the government on Friday announced the ‘Bijli Sahulat Package’ for the winter months from December 2024 to February 2025. According to a statement issued by the Power Department, a flat rate of Rs 26.07 per unit will be offered for any additional electricity demand above the historical reference average. “Recognizing that electricity demand

March 5, 2024

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Electricity consumption in Pakistan is expected to “fall” in 2024

“There is destruction of demand from the industry side because the industry is unfortunately not growing,” says Hubco official A man rides a bicycle near power lines connecting high voltage electricity pylons. — Reuters/File Pakistan’s electricity demand fell by almost a sixth last year. Power consumption is an important economic indicator. Pakistan is trying to reduce the use of furnace oil. The country’s power consumption is expected to fall again this year due to higher tariffs and tepid industrial activity, a top executive at the country’s largest power company said. Reuters. Pakistan’s electricity demand plunged by almost a sixth last

January 17, 2024

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Study links daily fruit juice consumption to weight gain in children and adults

Daily fruit juice linked to weight gain in new study, caution urged, especially for children The meta-analysis, which included 42 studies, found that each additional serving of 100% fruit juice per day in children was associated with a 0.03 increase in BMI — AFP/Files Drinking a glass or more of 100% fruit juice daily is associated with little weight gain in both children and adults, according to a recent analysis of previous studies. CNN. Dr. Walter Willett, a renowned nutrition researcher, highlighted a key concern about the juice – it is the potential for overconsumption due to the concentrated fruit

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