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July 6, 2025

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Nepra reduces the rate of electricity by Rs1.15 per unit to ensure uniform invoices across the country

A technician works in porcelain insulators in the power transmission tower in Karachi. – Reuters/file Protected consumers with 100 units to pay at Rs10.54/Unit. A percentage of RS13 per unit will apply to those who consume 200 points. The average basic invoice for commercial users set to RS45.43 per unit. ISLAMABAD: The National Electricity Regulatory Authority (NEPRA), in one move to ensure uniform power invoices across the country, has reduced the rate of electricity by RS1.15 per unit for all consumers with salvation with the change in force for electric consumers. Growth follows Nepra’s hearing on the proposal of the

Trump is developing the National Guard in Los Angeles as immigration raids cause protests

Listen to the article US President Donald Trump’s administration said it would deploy 2,000 National Guard troops on Saturday, as Federal Agents in Los Angeles faced a few hundred protesters during a second day of protest after raids. Defense Minister Pete Hegseth warned that the Pentagon was willing to mobilize the troops of the active service “if violence continues” in Los Angeles, saying that the Marines in nearby Camp Pendleton were “in high warning”. Federal security agents on Saturday faced protesters in the Paramount area of ​​Southeast Los Angeles, where some protesters showed Mexican flags. A second protest in downtown

Spanish Country Music Trailblazer Johnny Rodriguez passes away

The first Spanish singer of the country Johnny Rodriguez dies at 73 The country’s first Spanish singer Johnny Rodriguez has died at the age of 73. The late Mexican -American singer passed away after entering the hospital earlier in the week, per savings of the country. Rodriguez’s death was confirmed by Aubry Rodriguez’s daughter on Friday. “It is with deep sadness and heavy hearts that we announce the passage of our beloved Johnny Rodriguez, who left us peacefully on May 9, surrounded by a family,” Aubry writes on Instagram. “Dad was not only a legendary musician whose art touched millions

Trump says the millionaire tax would push the rich to leave the country

Listen to the article US President Donald Trump said he opposes the introduction of a new tax on millionaires, warning that the highest rates could push rich Americans to leave the country completely. Speaking from the Oval Office, Trump told reporters that while wealthy people once moved from the state to state to avoid higher taxes, modern transport has facilitated international relocation. “In the old days, they left the states,” Trump said. “Now, by transporting so fast and so easy, they leave countries. You lose a lot of money if you do that.” The president added that wealthy citizens are

March 25, 2025

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Former Pakistani son of Cricket Muhammad Abbas to play against his country

Listen to the article Mohammad Arslan Abbas, the son of former Pakistani cricket Azhar Abbas, is going to make his debut for New Zealand in Kiwis’s upcoming match. Arslan, a cricket first class, has been selected for the New Zealand team based on its domestic performance. Azhar Abbas, who played 45 first -class matches, moved to New Zealand with his family, where he continued Cricket’s career, playing for Auckland and Wellington. He is now the assistant coach for firebirds. Arslan Abbas, who can hit the middle class and bowl, has been selected for his flexibility. The New Zealand team will

February 19, 2025

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Trump urges Zelensky to move quickly for peace or risk losing country

Listen to the article US President Donald Trump has strongly criticized Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky, calling him a “dictator without elections” and warning that he must move quickly to secure peace with Russia or risk losing his country. The observations, published on the social platform of Trump’s truth, came shortly after Zelensky responded to Trump’s previous allegations that Ukraine was responsible for Russia’s full -scale invasion. Zelensky said Trump was trapped in a “Russian misinformation bubble” and pointed to false narratives about his approval ratings, which Trump had been connected to just 4%. Zelensky, who recently met with Trump’s Ukrainian

February 10, 2025

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FEMA sent $ 59 million to luxury hotels in New York to house “illegal immigrants”

Elon Musk claimed on Monday that the Government Ministry team (DOGE) discovered that the Federal Emergency Management Service (FEMA) sent $ 59 million last week to luxury hotels in New York to house “illegal immigrants”. The Musk was published on X (formerly Twitter), arguing that the use of funds by FEMA violated the law, stating that the money was intended to relieve disaster, but were spent on high level accommodation. He also announced that the claim for the recovery of funds should be submitted. THE @Doge The team just discovered that FEMA had sent $ 59 million last week to

February 10, 2025

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Brittney Spencer’s stunning country trip revealed

Brittney Spencer’s stunning country trip revealed Brittney Spencer recently shared how the country’s music journey began as a teenager. While chatting with PEOPLE The magazine, the 36-year-old singer-singer, cut it that in the 2000s, “my introduction to the country listens to the chicks and fell in love with them and from there, I just met the genre-I was not knowing the genre then.” “I grew up in the church and for me it was either ecclesiastical music or not ecclesiastical music, and so for me, this was a kind of musical awakening with the discovery of the country,” Spencer added.

Prime Minister Shehbaz launches Maiden Polio Drive of 2025, swears to get rid of the country of illness

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is aimed at the starting ceremony of the campaign against polio for the year 2025 on February 2 2025-Youtube/Geo News/ScreenGrab PM expresses determination to eliminate polio at all costs. The national campaign against politics will last on February 3-9. Last year, Pakistan reported 77 cases of illness. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif began on Sunday a maiden national campaign against polio for 2025, managing polio drops in children under five years of age. Facing the launch ceremony, Prime Minister Shehbaz confirmed the determination of his government to eliminate the disease caused by the country. He said that

January 31, 2025

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Govt reviews invoices with 14 Ipps

Listen to the article Islamabad: The government has successfully reached an agreement with 14 independent electricity producers (IPPs) for the review of invoices, which will lead to savings of RS813 billions for consumers and help resolve circular debt, estimated at 329 billion Rs. According to the revised agreement, the IPPs agreed to return excessive profits totaling $ 31 billion, compared to the initial allegations of 55 billion Rs. In addition, the Government has agreed to close continuing investigations by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) and the National Regulatory Authority (Nepra) against some faculty, including Nishhat Power Limited, Nisht Chunian Power

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