Addressing the applications submitted by sugar mills, the court upheld that after the eighteenth amendment to the constitution, the provinces have the autonomy to regulate and determine sugar prices.
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Pakistani Foreign Minister Holds Talks with Afghan Counterpart in Tibet, Emphasizes Regional Cooperation and Security
During the discussions, Minister Jilani emphasized the importance of addressing regional security challenges through social wisdom and practical cooperation. He stressed the significance of mutual collaboration to overcome prevailing challenges, especially focusing on regional stability and security.
Mysterious Blast Rocks Nuclear Facility in Dera Ghazi Khan, Pakistan: Security Concerns Rise
Notably, this incident follows a chilling pattern of recent attacks in the region. Just 48 hours before this explosion, two devastating suicide bombings occurred in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, claiming the lives of at least 65 individuals.
LCCI president raises concerns over SBP’s Deposit statement impact.
The President of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Kashif Anwar, has voiced his apprehension regarding the potential adverse implications of a recent […]
PTI President’s Son Faces Corruption Charges: NAB Initiates Legal Action
The case against Monis Elahi dates back to August 11 when the NAB chairman issued an arrest warrant against him. He is accused of embezzling substantial sums, amounting to billions of rupees, in developmental projects.
Shahbaz Sharif Discusses Economic Challenges and Development Agenda with Lahore Traders
Sharif emphasized that during Nawaz Sharif’s tenure as Prime Minister, Pakistan witnessed historically low inflation rates, marking a period of the lowest cost of living for the people. He pointed out that the prices of essential commodities such as flour, sugar, electricity, and gas were remarkably stable during Nawaz Sharif’s government.
World Bank Proposes Tax Reforms to Enhance Revenue Collection and Poverty Alleviation in Pakistan
According to the World Bank’s proposal, individuals with a monthly income of 500,000 rupees or less would be subjected to a 35% tax rate. This move aims to broaden the tax base and increase the government’s revenue, which is crucial for funding essential public services and poverty alleviation programs.
Pakistani Rupee Strengthens as Dollar Dips: Stock Exchange Continues Positive Momentum
It is worth highlighting that just a month ago, on September 5th, the dollar stood at 307 rupees and 10 paisas in the interbank market. This recent decrease of 23 rupees and 50 paisas within a month has captured the attention of financial analysts and market observers, signifying a positive trend for the Pakistani economy.
Pakistan’s Economic Team Gears Up for Crucial Annual Meetings with World Bank and IMF
Sources indicate that the Finance Minister is expected to engage in discussions related to the sale of bonds in the international market with the economic team. This move suggests Pakistan’s intent to explore diverse financial avenues and strengthen its economic standing on the global stage.