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November 22, 2025

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“Raising a child is not an easy task,” says actor Sanam Saeed

UNICEF has launched a new early childhood initiative, Bachpan Bemisaal, in collaboration with musician Bilal Maqsood. The four-part series, created under UNICEF’s Pakkay Dost banner, uses music, storytelling and educational entertainment to promote Early Childhood Development (ECD). The program emphasizes the fundamental role of love, nutrition, hygiene, play and timely stimulation in a child’s healthy cognitive and physical development. At the launch event, Bilal Maqsood said the project aims to spark “positive changes in social attitudes”. “Every child deserves love, play and attention. If we provide these in the early years, the impact lasts for generations,” he said. Actor Sanam

November 19, 2025

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England face a daunting task to break their Ashes drought in Australia

PERTH: Arch-rivals Australia and England resume Ashes hostilities on Friday in Perth with the hosts weakened by injuries but favorites to inflict more pain on a side with a terrible record Down Under. The highly-anticipated five-Test series begins on a fast-paced, packed track at a sold-out Perth stadium and with Ben Stokes’ visitors insisting they are unfazed by previous setbacks. It has been 15 years since England last won an away Ashes series and since then they have failed to win a Test on Australian soil, losing 13 and drawing two. This time they put behind them a terrible 3-0

October 27, 2025

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The Prime Minister forms elite business-led task forces to review policies

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif addressing the Regional Transport Ministers Conference, Islamabad, October 24, 2025. — APP The public-private sector model aims to facilitate trade and competitiveness. Customs/Tariff Working Group at the heart of reforms. Muhammad Ali Tabba was appointed chairman of the lead task force. ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has set up eight expert task forces, comprising top business executives, technical experts and senior officials, to develop specific policy recommendations in key economic sectors. The News was mentioned. The Prime Minister’s Office said in a directive issued on Saturday that the groups were formed after a high-level meeting with

October 10, 2025

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We to develop 200 troops for Task Force Stability Gaza

Military personnel from the 82nd Airborne Department and the 18th Corps Air Council a C-17 Transfer Air Council for Development in Eastern Europe, amid escalating tensions between Ukraine and Russia, in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, USA, 3 February 2022.-Reuters Washington: The United States will develop 200 troops as part of a joint Gaza stability group without Americans on the ground in the Palestinian enclave, two US senior officials said on Thursday. Speaking to reporters under the condition of anonymity, officials said that 200 would be the core of a working group that will include representatives from the Egyptian army, Qatar,

October 3, 2025

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FBR strikes 40% regulatory task for importing used cars

New cars are displayed for sale at a chevrolet dealership in the national city, California, USA, June 30, 2017. – Reuters/File The task imposed on the commercial introduction of old and used vehicles. The task remains applicable until June 30, 2026, the notice reports. The ECC brain trade plan on September 18th. The Federal Revenue Council (FBR) imposed a 40% regulatory task (RD) on the commercial introduction of old and used vehicles, according to a notification issued on Wednesday. The task applies to vehicles in accordance with PCT 8702, 8703, 8704 and 8711 headings of the 1969 customs law, which

July 1, 2025

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Govt removes electricity task to ‘simplify’ power accounts

A Fesco worker corrects a line on an electric pole on December 19 2022. – App The Minister of Power writes to lead ministers of all provinces. Seeks to support the abolition of the complexity resulting from multiple taxes. Move to make the accounts more transparent, easier to understand. ISLAMABAD: The federal government has decided to abolish the provincial electricity duty in power accounts from July 1 and officially informs all provincial chief ministers of the decision. Federal Minister of Power Awais Leghari wrote a letter to the leaders of all provinces, informing them of the federal government’s decision to

May 16, 2025

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PM Shehbaz Caps Customs Task at 15% in Reform of New Price Reform

Listen to the article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday approved the pricing reforms, covering customs task at a maximum of 15% and starting the gradual elimination of additional and regulatory duties over the next four to five years. The decision was made during a high -level meeting on national tariff policy, chaired by the Prime Minister, and is welcomed by the government as a key milestone to the development of exports. A statement from the prime minister’s office said the reforms are aimed at reducing inflation, attracting international investment and creating new employment opportunities. “This move is considered an

February 1, 2025

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Trump sets on February 18th for oil invoices, plans a lower task for Canadian crude

A gas worker walks between the pipes in a compressor and distribution station of the Urengoy-Uzhgorod gas pipeline, about 30 km (19 miles) from southwestern Russian city Kursk January 4, 2006.-Reuters Washington: US President Donald Trump announced on Friday that its administration is likely to impose new oil and gas invoices on February 18, indicating a possible reduction in scheduled contributions to some Canadian imports. The US is importing about 4 million barrels daily from Canada, about 70% of which are processed by refineries in Midwest, USA. An oil import invoice could lead to lower fuel production in these facilities

November 21, 2024

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The director of “Wicked” recalls facing a difficult task in the middle of filming

The director of “Wicked” recalls facing a difficult task in the middle of filming Defying Gravity is one of the essential songs Bad because it closes the whole movie for the next part, which will come next year. said director Jon M. Chu Radar Games+ that portraying the song on screen after performing it on stage was a difficult task. “The alternative wasn’t possible, to be honest. We tried to make it a movie, and you had to throw in songs and it didn’t become Wicked. They’ve been trying for 20 years to do it,” the 45-year-old added. He continued,

August 22, 2024

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PM task force urges review of trade data systems

Islamabad: A civil-military tax task force on Wednesday recommended negotiating with regional trading partners to get value-based data after finding that Pakistan’s systems do not fully capture the true value of its trade. The findings revealed that Pakistan’s systems—WEBOC and Pakistan Single Window—were not fully capturing international trade data, confirming concerns about significant underpricing of imports for tax evasion. Another panel by the prime minister’s task force on digitization of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) also suggested bringing traders into the tax net using about Rs 20 trillion in transaction data from unregistered wholesalers and retailers. The initial findings

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