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July 21, 2024

News Desk

Government crackdown on power theft nets Rs 105 billion, 83,000 arrests

A representational image of a transmission tower, also known as a power pylon. — AFP/File Rs 430 million recovered from Peshawar, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Quetta. The crackdown will continue until power theft is completely eliminated. Effort part of the campaign to deal with the power crisis, creating fiscal space. A nationwide campaign against power theft has successfully recovered Rs 105 billion, driven by the joint efforts of the government and the military, which has also led to the arrest of 83,000 people, Radio Pakistan reported on Sunday. This effort is part of broader measures to address the power crisis and create

January 4, 2024

News Desk

Brooklyn Nets Fined $100,000 by NBA for Player Involvement Rule Violation

NBA heavily fines Brooklyn Nets for resting rookies Spencer Dinwiddie, Cam Johnson, Nic Claxton NBA fines Brooklyn Nets $100,000 for player rest rule violation. — x/rikDaddy The Brooklyn Nets faced a whopping $100,000 fine from the NBA after cutting four key players during their recent game against the Milwaukee Bucks on Dec. 27, marking the first instance of a team violating the league’s new player involvement policy. The NBA took action against the Nets for not fielding starters Spencer Dinwiddie, Cam Johnson, Nic Claxton and reserve forward Dorian Finney-Smith against the Bucks. The breach occurred as part of the league’s

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