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December 24, 2025

News Desk

PIA privatization reflects govt’s resolve to overhaul aviation sector: DG CAA

A representational image of the PIA plane. — APP/File Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) Director General Nadir Shafi Dar said on Tuesday that the successful privatization of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) was a clear demonstration of the government’s determination to transform the country’s aviation sector. In a statement, Dar credited Defense Minister Khawaja Asif and Defense Minister Lt. Gen. Muhammad Ali for providing critical support that allowed the PCAA to make key reforms, leading to the lifting of air restrictions imposed by the European Commission and the United Kingdom. He said the removal of these restrictions was instrumental in the

September 14, 2025

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Under Modi Govt’s orders, India omitted Pakistan’s handshake,

Pakistan’s white ball coach Mike Hesson talks to the media at the Dubai International Stadium on September 11, 2025.-AFP Dubai: India’s seven victory in Pakistan in the Asian Cup clash at Dubai Stadium on Sunday was disappeared from the out -of -the -field drama, as Indian players skip the usual handshake after the match. Instead of greeting their opponents, Suryakumar and teammate Shivam Dube exchanged punches after hitting the victorious routes, congratulating each other and then heading straight to the dressing room. Pakistan’s captain Salman Ali Agha and coach Mike Hesson later approached the Indian camp, but no player came

July 9, 2025

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Four potential candidates receive Govt’s approval for PIA debt

This image released on February 9, 2023, shows the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) aircraft parked in a shadow in the Nur Khan engineer in Islamabad. – x@pia Approved candidates include the lucky of lucky cement, others. The Arif Habib Corp investment company drives another consortium. Other candidates include Fauji Fertilizer Company, Airblue. ISLAMABAD: The federal government said on Tuesday that it had approved four parties, including business groups, to possibly submit a debt-ridden Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) share. The government is seeking to sell a 51-100% share of the National Airline to raise funds and reform state-owned businesses owned by

June 10, 2025

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BBC report exposes BJP Govt’s underestimation by Kumbh Stampede Death Toll

Listen to the article Research by BBC News Hindi It has revealed that the number of deaths by Kumbh Stampede in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India earlier this year, was significantly higher than the official number provided by the state government. While the government reported 37 deaths, the BBC investigation confirmed at least 82 deaths. The BBC survey included interviews with over 100 families in 50 areas in 11 states, revealing that the number of accidents was much higher than officially recognized. The survey also found that some families, whose loved ones died, offered a $ 6,000 cash ($

April 7, 2025

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Govt’s goals for maintaining public, political support for fuel prices

A fuel distributor nozzle is depicted in a gas station. – Reuters/file The government should “establish” a transparent formula for oil products. Higher global oil prices increase the import bill, sources say. Government “plans” to maintain consistency in oil levy rates. Islamabad: The government will take on the public and parliament’s confidence in the process of adapting oil pricing, which would help the administration maintain public and political support during high prices, according to ministry sources. The news He has learned that the government has devised a strategy to minimize the increasing costs of imports by maintaining oil prices without

March 11, 2025

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IMF agrees with Govt’s proposal to reduce electricity prices

Listen to the article The International Monetary Fund (IMF) agreed to the government’s proposal to reduce electricity prices, with the final decision expected next month. Sources reported that electricity base invoices could be reduced from RE1 to RS2 per unit, both with the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (Nepra) and the Ministry of Energy, which is now authorized to adjust the percentages. However, the IMF expressed concern about delays in the privatization of DISCOS. The IMF said that improvements in the energy sector are unlikely without first dealing with the performance of these companies. The IMF also rejected the proposed amendments

March 9, 2025

News Desk

The IMF opposes Govt’s offer to borrow Rs1.25TR to deal with the growing circular debt

The logo of the International Monetary Fund is observed outside the home building in Washington on September 4, 2018. – Reuters The IMF, Pakistan, which is going to start policy talks from next week. Both sides are ready to make basic adjustments to the budgetary framework. Changing the revenue targets over macroeconomic numbers. Islamabad: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) opposed the government’s move to increase the RS1.25 trillion from commercial banks to settle the payment of the circular monster in the energy sector, The news reported on Saturday. The Washington -based lender has further requested how the Central Power Market

February 8, 2025

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US judge ceases Govt’s plan to put USAID employees on leave

USAID Signage is covered by the Organization’s headquarters in Washington, USA, February 7th 2025. – Reuters Washington: An American judge on Friday temporarily allowed about 2,700 US agencies for international development officials who submitted a license from President Donald Trump to return to work, playing aspects of a plan to disassemble the organization. US Judge Carl Nichols in Washington, who was nominated by Trump during his first term, has partially a request from the largest US employees’ association and a union of external services that were sued to stop the administration’s efforts to close the organization. Nichols’ order, which will

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