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September 18, 2025

News Desk

Hiking in Electricity Accounts on Card as CPPA Eyes Cost Cost Cost Increase

A power technician during electrical cash in Pakistan. – AFP/file CPPA seeks to increase RS0.1911 per unit in power accounts below FCA. Consumers bear additional weight of RS3BN if approved request. Hike aims to deal with the difference in production costs and fuel charges. Islamabad: Electricity consumers across the country are likely to face higher accounts in October after the Central Power-Guarantee (CPPA-G) Central Market Service (CPPA-G) The news reported on Thursday. The organization’s demand is under the monthly adjustment of fuel charges (FCA) for August 2025. Nepra has scheduled a public hearing on September 29 to decide the issue.

August 28, 2025

News Desk

Doubling Trump’s invoices in Indian imports comes into force, hiking tensions

A tiny 3D printing model by US President Donald Trump, the Indian flag and the word “invoices” are observed in this picture taken on July 23 2025.-Reuters Invoices up to 50% threaten Indian exporters and jobs. Failed talks are accused of political incorrect crisis, lost signals. We, India, is seeking to point out the security relationship. Washington/New Delhi: Doubling US President Donald Trump’s invoices for goods from India to 50% came into force as scheduled for Wednesday, escalating tensions between the two largest democracies and strategic partners in the world. A 25% punishment imposed because of India’s Russian oil markets

July 31, 2025

News Desk

Govt ends the hiking rod, cuts the gasoline price

Listen to the article Islamabad: The federal government announced the fifth decline in the price of gasoline by RS7.54 per liter for the next 15 days, reducing the new percentage to RS264.61 per liter. According to a notice issued by the Financial Department late Thursday night, gasoline prices have been reduced, violating the upward trend in recent hikes. However, the price of high speed diesel (HSD) has increased by RS1.48 per liter. The price of gasoline has been reduced by RS272.15 to RS264.61 per liter, while HSD now costs RS285.83 per liter, from RS284.35. This review will take effect immediately

May 22, 2025

News Desk

Consumers Brace for hiking Rs1.27-Unit

Listen to the article Islamabad: Electricity consumers have been set to face an increase in invoices by up to RS1.27 per unit due to the adjustment of fuel costs for April 2025, as fuel prices used in electricity production increased. The Central Purchase Organization-Guarantee (CPPA-G) applied to the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (NEPRA), seeking an increase in RS1.27 per unit in an electricity invoice under the monthly fuel adjustment mechanism. If approved, the increase in invoices will put a total weight of 13 billion Rs for consumers. The regulator will take a public hearing on May 29th. According to data

July 11, 2024

News Desk

Government approves hiking tariff for commercial, agricultural, bulk electricity consumers

A Pesco worker climbs a high voltage pylon in Peshawar, August 7, 2017. — Reuters The basic tariff for commercial consumers has been increased by Rs 8.04. Nepra briefed on federal cabinet decision: sources. Cabinet will issue hike notification after approval of Nepra. ISLAMABAD: The federal cabinet, already criticized for a high tax budget, has approved an increase in the basic electricity tariff for service, bulk and rural consumers. The news said the cabinet has approved hike in basic tariff for commercial consumers by Rs 8.04, agriculture consumers by Rs 6.62, general services by Rs 6.96 and bulk consumers by

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