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January 13, 2024

News Desk

Farmers denied urea subsidy benefit

Islamabad: The cabinet has expressed serious concerns over the alleged alienation of farmers by fertilizer manufacturers, despite heavy subsidy on gas supply. According to sources, the cabinet in a recent meeting noted that high subsidy is given to fertilizer companies, but its impact is not passed on to farmers, who are forced to buy fertilizers at very high prices. It was reported that there were other factors affecting fertilizer prices, such as provincial price control, curbing smuggling and the use of tax measures. It was suggested that the issue of urea supply and prices be taken up in a separate

November 7, 2023

News Desk

US, Western and fashion brands flourish as garment workers denied fair wage hike in Bangladesh

The average monthly salary for a garment worker in Bangladesh is 8,000 taka ($96). —Reuters Bangladesh’s government announced on Tuesday it would raise the minimum monthly wage for its four million garment workers by 56.25 percent, a decision that was immediately rejected by unions seeking to nearly triple the number. The country’s garment factories make up about 85% of its $55 billion in annual exports, supplying some of the world’s top fashion brands such as Levi’s, Zara and H&M. However, conditions for many of the workers are miserable, with the vast majority being women whose monthly pay starts at 8,300

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