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June 12, 2025

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Ke Consumers to receive Rs4.69/Unit relief in April

Listen to the article Islamabad: K-Electric (KE) consumers are going to receive relief of RS4.69 per unit under the adjustment of fuel costs (FCA) for April 2025. This will be translated into a total benefit of RS7.13 billions for KE consumers, led by a reduction in fuel prices used to produce electricity during the month. Relief will be granted as a temporary monthly FCA. Initially, Ke had requested a temporary FCA negative RS4.55/KWH for April 2025. Later, he revised the claim for negative RS4.69/kWh, calculated on the basis of March 2023’s temporary reference invoice. The National Electricity Regulatory Authority (NEPRA)

April 29, 2025

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Pakistan is likely to receive a loan loan in early May

Listen to the article The IMF Executive Council is scheduled to meet on May 9, during which a final decision will be taken on a $ 1.1 billion loan in Pakistan. This follows the IMF staff agreement between the IMF and the Pakistan that arrived in March, with the final approval expected at the upcoming meeting. The announcement of the IMF Board of Directors meeting had a positive impact on the Pakistani stock market, which showed a slight recovery of 135 points after an initial dip of 500 points. The PSX had opened to a Bearish feeling this week amid

April 3, 2025

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Medalists SOP receive cash prizes

Sandar city municipal commissioner Noor Hassan Jokhio said that special children are an integral part of our society. Allah has endowed them with enormous potential and these children have proven their talents in sports fields, bringing pride in Pakistan worldwide. Recently, our national heroes, who won six gold medals in the Special Olympics World Winter Games held in Turin, Italy, have proven that their abilities are no less than others, increasing Pakistan’s stature on the world. He made these observations during a ceremony held at Dar-Ukoon, an institution dedicated to the care of children with mental disabilities, under the auspices

March 22, 2025

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U2 set to receive a top -ranking UK singer price

LONDON: Irish Rockers U2 will receive the Ivors Academy Scholarship at this year’s Ivors, Britain’s annual awards for singers and screen composers, the organizers said on Thursday. Bono, Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. They will follow in the footsteps of Paul McCartney, Elton John and Kate Bush to receive the highest price given by the United Kingdom -based Union. Their song is recognized for its “emotional authenticity that has created some of the most powerful songs in the history of the rock,” the Ivors Academy said, citing the successes of U2 I will follow, Pride (in the name

March 17, 2025

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Government employees are unlikely to receive pay, increase retirement in the next budget

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb speaks during a National Assembly meeting in Islamabad on March 17, 2025. – Screngrab/@Naofpakistan The Minister of Finance excludes the increase in pensions. No revision is scheduled for pay scales, benefits. Lease, housing demonstration limits under consideration. Islamabad: In an unexpected move, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb on Monday confirmed that there was no case to increase the wages and pensions of federal government officials in the following financial year. In a written response to the National Assembly, the Minister of Finance said: “There is also no plan to revise the performance of employees or payment scales”.

Iran refuses to receive Trump’s letter, rejects nuclear conversations

Listen to the article Iran refused to receive a letter from US President Donald Trump, who claimed to have sent a message urging the country’s leadership to introduce negotiations for its nuclear program. The Iranian government rejected the prospect of talks, citing Washington’s ongoing sanctions as a key obstacle. On Friday, a spokesman for the Iranian embassy confirmed that Tehran had not received any communication from the US president. This comes after Trump’s recent interview that he had sent a letter to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, seeking to continue discussions on a new agreement to tackle Iran’s rapidly

March 5, 2025

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Cement sales receive less than expected

Listen to the article Lahore: Domestic cement missions did not take up as expected in February 2025, although they had increased by 11.64% in January after many months of decline. According to figures released by the All Pakistan Cement Association, local cement missions from the industry reached 3,065 million tonnes in February compared to 2,869 million tonnes last February, showing an increase of 6.82%. However, exports increased by 34.30% as tumors increased from 395,935 tonnes in February 2024 to 531,736 tonnes in February 2025. The northern cement mills sold 2,556 million tonnes, higher by 5.06% against sales of 2,433 million

November 28, 2024

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Banks will remain open this weekend to receive applications for Hajj 2025

Muslim pilgrims circle the Kaaba and pray at the Grand Mosque in the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, July 1, 2022. — Reuters In order to facilitate citizens, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has announced that designated banks will remain open on Saturday and Sunday, November 30 and December 1, to receive applications for Hajj 2025 across the country. According to an SBP circular issued today, branches of designated banks will remain operational from 9 am to 2:30 pm on Saturday and Sunday to facilitate collection of Haj applications along with fees from intended pilgrims for Hajj 2025.

November 24, 2024

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Wounded Bangladeshi protesters receive robotic helping hand

Protesters who lost a hand in the July student revolution try out prosthetic hands made by Robolife Technologies in Dhaka on November 21, 2024. — AFP DHAKA: Clutching rubber-covered robotic prosthetic hands, Bangladeshi protesters injured during the deadly revolution to oust authoritarian leader Sheikh Hasina are testing replacement hands for their lost limbs. “I will be able to do some daily tasks with this artificial hand,” said student Hafeez Mohammad Hossain, 19, whose right hand was torn off by gunfire on August 5. It was the same day that protesters stormed Hasina’s palace as she fled to India by helicopter.

November 11, 2024

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Government, 18 IPPs are likely to reach an agreement on the receive and pay function in two weeks

A representational image showing a row of electricity pylons. — Reuters/File The government will pay the past dues of the IPPs in the form of cash, bills. It will also continue to bail out IPPs on O&M costs. The move will enable the government to save Rs 70 to 100 billion annually. ISLAMABAD: Weeks after five Independent Power Producers (IPPs) started terminating their contracts in light of the outcry over inflated electricity bills, the incumbent government is likely to enter into an agreement with 18 IPPs to operate “take and pay” for the electricity market. The News reported on Monday.

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