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January 13, 2026

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Saba Faisal’s observations show the widening gap between senior and young actors

In a recent interview on PTV Home’s Star & StyleSaba Faisal reflected on how she learned her craft by shadowing seniors on set, listening to their advice and observing them. Today, he said, that apprenticeship culture has thinned out. Advice is often taken as an insult. Correction sounds like condescension. “I have learned a lot from my seniors,” he noted, adding that many younger actors now arrive unfamiliar with the nuances of acting and refuse to learn from the experience of their seniors. Her comments have been echoed by various veteran actors, while younger actors have spoken out to the

January 1, 2026

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Revenue gap widens as FBR faces Rs 336 billion shortfall in first six months

A policeman walks past the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) office building in Islamabad, Pakistan, on August 29, 2018. — Reuters Earlier estimates warned that the gap could widen by as much as Rs 500 billion. FBR revised annual tax collection target to Rs 13,979 billion. FBR collected Rs 1,421 billion against a set target of Rs 1,446 billion in December. The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has missed its International Monetary Fund (IMF)-linked revenue target for the first half of the current financial year, falling short by Rs336 billion. The News reported on Thursday. Against the agreed target of

October 13, 2025

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PSX expands losses amid IMF delay, expanding the commercial gap

Brokers are busy with Pakistan’s Stock Exchange (PSX) in Karachi on Wednesday 4 June 2025. – PPI The KSE -100 index closed at 158,443.42 points, below 4,654.77 points, or -2.85%. Low session was recorded on 158,067.92, a decrease of 5,030.27 points or -3.08%. The index recorded an intraodam high of 161.988.12, below 1,110.07 points, or -0.68%. The stock market continued transparency down Monday, as investors reacted to renewed concerns about the vague revision talks of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), an expanding trade deficit and persistent fiscal challenges. The Pakistani Stock Exchange (PSX) reference index closed at 158,443.42, below 4,654,77

September 24, 2025

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FBR admits tax gap on sales of RS3.6TR

Islamabad: Tax authorities acknowledged that the entire current rap of RS3.6 trillion in sales tax collection could not be eliminated due to the fragmentation and informal sector of retail trade, in an assessment that emphasizes the challenge of concentrating on taxes due. The evaluation recently shared with the Prime Minister’s office, indicating that only in the retail sector, the tax gap was almost one tenth or 310 billion Rs. However, the Federal Revenue Council (FBR) also claimed to have garnered RS874 billion in the last financial year through enforcement measures. Express Tribune had sent questions to FBR on September 15,

February 24, 2025

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How Jason Knauf deepen the gap between Prince William and Prince Harry

Jason Knauf, former secretary of Prince William and Kate Middleton, said the prince of Wales will do things in his own way when he becomes king. During an interview with 60 minutes, he said: “Every generation of the royal family must discover the role of the generation they serve. Jason Knauf played an important role in the tensions between Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and Prince William. Knauf served as Prince William, Kate Middleton and Prince Harry in Kensington Palace. When Meghan joined the royal family after her commitment to Harry in 2017, Knauf’s responsibilities expanded to include management of her

February 4, 2025

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Commercial gap hits $ 2.3b as imports remain high

Islamabad: Pakistan’s trade deficit remained high at $ 2.3 billion in January 2025, after imports remained more than $ 5.2 billion for the second consecutive month, the National Data Collection Service said Monday. Exports also showed a healthy growth momentum and amounted to close to $ 3 billion. But these are not enough to connect the gap despite the fact that they have limited imports. The Pakistan Office of Statistics (PBS) said the trade deficit – the gap between imports and exports – expanded almost 18% in January compared to the same month last year. The main reason behind the

February 1, 2025

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India offers middle class tax relief to support growth. Targets closer budget gap

India Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman holds a dossier with the Indian logo government as it puts with its officials, leaving its office to present the annual budget to Parliament in New Delhi, India, on February 1, 2025 – Reuters New Delhi: India plans to reduce the income tax rates to boost middle class costs, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Saturday, as it announced an annual budget that has also sought to increase private investment. The fifth largest economy in the world is expected to publish its slowest increase in four years in the following year amid urban demand and

December 26, 2024

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Pakistan’s tax gap exceeds Rs 7 trillion, says FBR chief

Finance Minister Muhammd Aurangzeb (left) attends a press conference along with FBR Chairman Rashid Mahmood Langrial in Islamabad on December 26, 2024. — Screengrab via Geo News ISLAMABAD: Amid strenuous efforts by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s government to expand the tax net and increase revenue generation, Federal Bureau of Revenue (FBR) Chairman Rashid Mahmood Langrial revealed that the country is facing a huge tax gap of 7.1 trillion of Rs. Addressing a press conference in Islamabad on Thursday, the FBR chief said the income tax loophole stood at Rs 2.4 trillion. Highlighting the reforms in the tax sector, Langrial revealed

November 21, 2024

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The new COP29 proposal shows that the big gap remains in the climate finance agreement

A man stands next to the logo of the United Nations COP29 climate change conference, in Baku, Azerbaijan, November 20, 2024. — Reuters BAKU: The United Nations climate body on Thursday published new options for the COP29 summit’s primary goal of agreeing how much money richer countries should provide to poorer ones to help them deal with climate change. Reaching a deal on the money proved slow at talks in Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku, and the final draft of the negotiating text arrived several hours later than planned as delegates entered what was in theory a 48-hour deadline. While the summit

November 9, 2024

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FinMin Aurangzeb highlights the ‘credibility gap’ affecting relations with the IMF

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb speaks during an interview at his office in Islamabad July 19, 2024. — Reuters The government obtained the desired revenue from the retailers: Aurangzeb. Minister says IMF has approved government’s winter power package. He reiterates that real estate and the agricultural sector must be included in the tax net. ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has lamented the existing credibility gap with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) affecting Islamabad’s relations with the Washington-based lender, The News reported on Saturday. Speaking to reporters in Islamabad, Aurangzeb said the country was facing a trust and credibility gap in the

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