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Opposition Alliance Challenges Governor’s Rule in High Court Governor Announces Sharp Rise in Police Martyrdom Compensation Peshawar School Toll Reaches 35 as Families Demand Justice Petrol Cut Again to Rs386.30 While Diesel Stays Put KSE-100 Ends the Week at 166,420 After Third Straight Gain Gold Jumps Rs2,800 a Tola to Rs440,636 Balance of Payments Swings to a $4.39 Billion Deficit Court Orders Release of PTI Workers Held Before the March US Bars Iran From Maritime Trade in Pressure Campaign Saudi Coalition Says It Destroyed Houthi Launch Platforms; Iran Denies Role Power Companies Seek Fresh Tariff Increases for September Minor Offences Cannot Bar a Person From Government Jobs: Court Sanaullah Says Direct Rule in KP Can Be Reversed Shehbaz Reaffirms Pakistan’s Support for Saudi Arabia Amid Houthi Attacks Pakistan Rejects Rajnath Singh’s Remarks, Warns Against Further Escalation Pakistan Cuts Petrol Price by Rs3.93 Per Litre Under Daily Pricing System Naqvi Claims Political Leader Upset Over Exclusion From KP Governor’s Rule Setup Pakistan Has Weathered Energy Shock So Far, but Gulf Infrastructure Attacks Raise Risks: Aurangzeb Pakistan Strategic Command Chief Warns Against ‘Miscalculation’ Amid Tensions With India Case Registered Against Peshawar School Owners After Roof Collapse Kills 31 Opposition Alliance Challenges Governor’s Rule in High Court Governor Announces Sharp Rise in Police Martyrdom Compensation Peshawar School Toll Reaches 35 as Families Demand Justice Petrol Cut Again to Rs386.30 While Diesel Stays Put KSE-100 Ends the Week at 166,420 After Third Straight Gain Gold Jumps Rs2,800 a Tola to Rs440,636 Balance of Payments Swings to a $4.39 Billion Deficit Court Orders Release of PTI Workers Held Before the March US Bars Iran From Maritime Trade in Pressure Campaign Saudi Coalition Says It Destroyed Houthi Launch Platforms; Iran Denies Role Power Companies Seek Fresh Tariff Increases for September Minor Offences Cannot Bar a Person From Government Jobs: Court Sanaullah Says Direct Rule in KP Can Be Reversed Shehbaz Reaffirms Pakistan’s Support for Saudi Arabia Amid Houthi Attacks Pakistan Rejects Rajnath Singh’s Remarks, Warns Against Further Escalation Pakistan Cuts Petrol Price by Rs3.93 Per Litre Under Daily Pricing System Naqvi Claims Political Leader Upset Over Exclusion From KP Governor’s Rule Setup Pakistan Has Weathered Energy Shock So Far, but Gulf Infrastructure Attacks Raise Risks: Aurangzeb Pakistan Strategic Command Chief Warns Against ‘Miscalculation’ Amid Tensions With India Case Registered Against Peshawar School Owners After Roof Collapse Kills 31

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April 15, 2023

The Pakistan Daily

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Petrol price likely to go up by Rs10 to 15/litre from April 16

ISLAMABAD: The petrol price is likely to go up by Rs10 to 15 rupees per litre for the second half of April 2023. However, the cost of the high-speed diesel (HSD) may be raised by only 30 paisa. As per the federal government sources, the ex-depot price of petrol is expected to jump by Rs14.77 per litre, High-Speed Diesel (HSD) by Rs0.30 per litre while kerosene oil by Rs8.96 per litre and Light Diesel Oil (LDO) Rs3.36 per litre for the second fortnight of this month. The currently expected price hike of petroleum products is attributed to rising oil prices

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