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January 9, 2026

News Desk

Investment steps lack transparency

Motivation. design: Ibrahim Yahya Islamabad: A Treasury report has accepted that the absence of structured transparency in the initiatives of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) could undermine policy predictability and weaken investor confidence. In the Prime Minister’s 240-page agenda for Economic Governance Reforms, the finance ministry pledged to bring transparency to SIFC’s affairs, the report released last week showed. The ministry prepared the report as part of an action plan of the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Governance and Corruption Diagnostic Assessment. “The absence of structured transparency around strategic investment initiatives, including those facilitated through the SIFC, creates information asymmetries

October 24, 2025

News Desk

Pakistani athletes suffer from lack of sports medicine

He believes better nutrition and medical care can prevent athlete burnout and create champions built to last. Rizwan Ahmed Aftab (left), CEO of Activit and Director at National Hospital DHA Lahore, with Olympic gold medalist Arshad Nadeem. PHOTO: ACTIVITY KARACHI/LAHORE: Pakistan’s renowned nutritionist, RD Rizwan Ahmed Aftab, Director at DHA National Hospital, Lahore, and Founder/CEO of Activit, highlighted that Pakistan is lagging far behind in the fields of nutrition and sports medicine. The country has seen world-class athletes perish due to lack of proper medical treatment for their injuries, and there is a history of athletes in football and bodybuilding

October 7, 2025

News Desk

The IMF predicts a lack of RS400BN tax as Pakistan seeks revised growth target

This file photo taken on January 26, 2022, shows the stamp for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington, DC. – AFP Pakistan, the IMF discusses bites in the macroeconomic context. Islamabad is calling for the lender to revise GDP’s prediction to 3.5%. Regional escalation to cause pressure Macroeconomic stability: IMF. Islamabad: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) evaluated the adjustment of more than 400 billion RS to the budgetary context, provided that expenditure is also reduced according to current use, The news reported on Tuesday. Parleys policy began between Pakistan and the IMF review visit. However, the Treasury informed the

September 26, 2025

News Desk

IMF raises concern about FBR’s Rs1.2TR lack

A participant is close to a IMF logo in the International Monetary Fund – World Bank’s 2018 annual meeting in Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia, October 12, 2018 – Reuters The IMF FBR QUESTIONS above the Rs1.2TR revenue deficit. Pakistan secures external loans of $ 1.37 billion in two months. Government Shares Plans to revise the NFC Award Formula. Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) launched technical level talks on Thursday, with discussions focused on fiscal performance, revenue collection, spending trends and external funding, The news reported. According to officials, the IMF raised concerns about an RS1.2-trillion revenue deficit facing

August 26, 2025

News Desk

An investigation into Israeli violence requested by Pakistan “was hindered by lack of funding”

Military vehicles stand on the Israeli side of the border with Gaza, in Israel on August 25th 2025. – Reuters A team of United Nations researchers who have been tasked with cases of violence by Israeli settlers and the transfer of weapons to Israel for use in the Gaza War cannot complete their work due to financial restrictions, according to a document. The incident shows that the deficiencies of funding in the United Nations system, caused by fatigue and forged zone, harm world accountability efforts to abuse after delaying the Congo regime. The Independent International Commission for the occupied Palestinian

August 15, 2025

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The Minister of Power shouts the frustration of lack of consultation

Islamabad ‘: The Minister of Power expressed concerns about the breach of the Department of Power, while providing electricity consumption data on transfer and recycling procedures for the categorization and identification of invoices by the National Electricity Regulatory Authority (NEPRA). The Council of Ministers’ Economic Coordination Committee (ECC), at a recent meeting, has held discussions on the declaration of napping and recycling as an industry. It directs the Marine Affairs Department to consult the power management, while collecting data on the consumption of electricity during shipping and recycling for invoice categorization and determination. The Minister of Power expressed reservations that

July 31, 2025

News Desk

Beijing admits lack of readiness as rains kill 60

Listen to the article Beijing city officials admitted on Thursday that they had not been prepared for heavy rains that soaked in the capital, killing 60 people and leaving nine still missing. Extreme rains and floods across northern China have killed 60 people, more than half of them in a care house for the elderly in a Beijing suburb, which has struggled with the most deadly flood destruction for years. In Beijing, 44 people died last week, Deputy Mayor Xia Linmao said at a press conference on Thursday. At least 31 others were missing in the capital and neighboring province

July 17, 2025

News Desk

Heat melts Alps snow and glaciers by activating the lack of water

Saint-christophe-en-oisans: June Heatwave has caused the snow and glaciers of the French Alps and glaciers faster, causing water shortages in mountain shelters shortly before the summer hiking season to get in full swing. “Everything is dry,” said Noemie Dagan, who takes care of the Selle shelter, at an altitude of 2,673 meters (8,769 feet) at the Ecrins, a mountain range that exceeds two majestic peaks. The snowy field that usually supplies water to the 60 -bed chalet that already “looks a bit like what we would expect in late July or early August,” he said. “We are almost a month

June 18, 2025

News Desk

Expenditure on water projects to lack the target

Listen to the article Islamabad: The government is expected to lose the target for the use of the fund in water sector projects in the outgoing financial year 2024-25. An amount of RS142.6 billion was carried out for water supply projects under the Public Sector Development Program (PSDP) for FY25. Estimated expenses by the end of May were 79.4 billion Rs, revealed the annual 2025-26 plan while examining the FY25 performance. Due to the strategic importance of the water sector, the FY25 Development Program included 59 projects with a total approved cost of RS2,298.3 billion despite the various challenges in

May 24, 2025

News Desk

Drowsiness and lack of sleep in climate change

Listen to the article The human brain is particularly sensitive to heat. According to scientists studying the impact of climate change on health, higher temperatures cause the central thermostat of the body and activate stress reactions. Our bodies give priority to cooling to everything else in extreme heat, which means that less oxygen and blood flow reach the brain and muscles. That is why we feel sluggish, foggy and non -mobilized during the hot days. Such changes resulting from heat are more noticeable in temperate areas, with Pakistan being one of them. It is not that Karachi afternoons have been

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