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December 15, 2025

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Ogra gives clarifications on upcoming oil price revision

A worker holds a fuel nozzle to fill a car with fuel after the government announced an increase in petrol and diesel prices, at a petrol station in Karachi on September 16, 2023. — Reuters The regulator calls reports of price cuts speculative, not official. Diesel, Kerosene, LDO cuts remain unconfirmed ahead of December 16. Speculation is mounting, but the official fuel review has yet to be approved. ISLAMABAD: The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) has dismissed media reports that fuel prices could be cut by up to Rs 12 per liter from December 16 as “purely speculative”, saying

November 19, 2025

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Nepra rate revision could increase electricity bills in 2026

A technician repairs new electricity meters at a residential building in Pakistan, in this undated photo. — AFP/File The reference point will serve as a basic reference for invoices. Regulator queries data, CPPA call submission is incomplete. Business groups warn the proposal will keep energy unaffordable. Islamabad: Pakistani households and businesses could face higher electricity bills next year after the country’s energy regulator on Tuesday opened a review of a proposal to raise the national power purchase price, a step that could raise energy costs across the board. The News was mentioned. The Central Power Purchase Authority (CPPA), in its

April 20, 2025

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Govt launches two -phase revision of GT Road

Listen to the article Islamabad: At a high-level revision meeting chaired by Federal Communications Minister Abdul Aleem Khan to evaluate the repair and extension of the Countrywide GT Road (N-5), it was decided that the project would be executed in two phases and the GT road would be upgraded on a uniform road. According to a statement released on Saturday, the Minister of Communications explained that the goal of this great project is to ensure a consistent and high quality road infrastructure along the GT Street. Senior officials of the Department of Communications, Planning and Economic Affairs, together with the

March 15, 2025

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Ibrahim Ali Khan strikes back to Pakistani critic after Nadaaniyan’s revision: “Just like you”

Listen to the article Bollywood star Ibrahim Ali Khan found himself in the middle of the conflict after a recent exchange with Pakistani critic Taimoor Iqbal, following a revision of the critic for Ibrahim Nadaaniyan’s debut film. Ibrahim, the son of actor Bollywood Saif Ali Khan, made his Nadaaniyan debut, a romantic drama that premiered on a popular streaming platform. While the film had created an important buzz before its release, it has received a mixed reception from both the public and critics. Ibrahim’s performance debut was widely discussed, with many commenting on the style of action and the presence

March 5, 2025

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Pakistan is expected to pass the first revision of IMF loan $ 7 billion: Report

A man goes through the logo of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) at his headquarters in Washington on May 10, 2018 – Reuters Pakistan approves new tax measures, privatization efforts for the IMF. The government is aiming for economic growth after stability. Pakistan has raised $ 1 billion as a loan installment after IMF approval. Pakistan is expected to successfully complete the initial assessment of the $ 7 billion loan program with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), as it has taken sufficient measures to stimulate revenue, according to officials and diplomats reported Parachute. Islamabad secured a $ 7 billion (EFF)

February 7, 2025

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PSX is expanding a decrease amid “IMF and tax revision” concerns “

A man takes a photo of the e -board on the Pakistan Stock Exchange, in Karachi November 28, 2023. – Reuters The PSX sinks 1,634 units, closes at 110,301.16. The Bearish Sentiment remains as the index hits 109,405 low. The KSE -100 sees -1.46% decrease after a short steel -term profits. The stock market remained under pressure on Wednesday, with investors carefully reacting to the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) review and concerns about revenue shortages. The market has fought in the direction, facing foreign outflows, global economic uncertainties and real estate politics developments. The Pakistani Stock Exchange

January 28, 2025

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif orders revision of healthcare in Islamabad

A physician seems to be working within an intensive care unit on this non -date image. – AFP The prime minister asks the Ministry of Health to accelerate work in the medical complex. It also directs to start the process of the map for the university. Recruitment process for the works of the Jinnah medical complex. Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered the Ministry of National Health Services to modernize healthcare institutions in the context of the federal government’s competence and to make Islamabad a model in the health care facilities for the whole country. The prime minister, chairing

April 1, 2024

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Revision of Article 6 on climate targets

Islamabad: In the global fight against climate change, it has become abundantly clear that public resources are not sufficient to finance developing countries’ NDCs. Most emission reduction activities must be financed and implemented by the private sector. Appropriate financing approaches are therefore required – and this is where Article 6 of the Paris Agreement stands out as a key mechanism in the global fight against climate change. Article 6 is designed to transform international climate action by facilitating the trading of emission reduction credits between countries. This strategy not only aims to reduce carbon but also supports developing countries to

April 1, 2024

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Revision of Article 6 on climate targets

Islamabad: In the global fight against climate change, it has become abundantly clear that public resources are not sufficient to finance developing countries’ NDCs. Most emission reduction activities must be financed and implemented by the private sector. Appropriate financing approaches are therefore required – and this is where Article 6 of the Paris Agreement stands out as a key mechanism in the global fight against climate change. Article 6 is designed to transform international climate action by facilitating the trading of emission reduction credits between countries. This strategy not only aims to reduce carbon but also supports developing countries to

March 13, 2024

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The PSX retreats on the interest rate, the revision of the IMF uncertainty

KARACHI: In a heavily bearish session, the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) fell over 950 points on Tuesday as a host of factors including a weakening rupee, uncertainty ahead of the monetary policy announcement, high inflation and the upcoming International Monetary Fund review (IMF) moderated. investment spirit. Although trading started on a positive note when the KSE-100 hit an intraday high of 65,859.63, profit-taking started very soon, causing extensive selling and a gradual decline in the KSE-100. Concerns about a possible deal to impose further taxes during the government’s talks with the IMF on a new loan program combined with the

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