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PakistanCurrent Affairsvia RSS feed
Govt working to extend electricity relief threshold to 250 units, says power minister
Says number of electricity consumers using up to 200 units has reached 20m, with most of them using solar energy
The Express Tribune ·
PakistanCurrent Affairsvia RSS feed
Peshawar policemen accused of shielding suspects in Rs10m robbery case
https://www.dawn.com/news/2040041
Dawn ·
PakistanCurrent Affairsvia RSS feed
JI gives govt 10 days to abolish petroleum levy, threatens to resume Islamabad march in mid-November
Hafiz Naeemur Rehman issues ultimatum after meeting PM Shehbaz, says protests to resume without concrete relief
The Express Tribune ·
PakistanCurrent Affairsvia RSS feed
Operation against illegal Afghans in Peshawar from Nov 1
PESHAWAR: The authorities have finalised a plan to repatriate illegally residing Afghan nationals from Peshawar, with an operation scheduled to begin on Nov 1. According to sources on Monday, 120 special teams have been formed to carry out the operation in the provincial…
Dawn ·
PakistanCurrent Affairsvia RSS feed
Man held for ‘robbing 59 women of mobile phones’ in Gadap farmhouse
KARACHI: Police on Monday claimed to have arrested the prime suspect allegedly involved in stealing the mobile phones of 59 women, who were brought to a farmhouse in Gadap on Oct 1 on the pretext of job interviews. Malir SSP Dr Abdul Khaliq Pirzada told Dawn that the suspect was…
Dawn ·
PakistanCurrent Affairsvia RSS feed
Over 4,000 govt school buildings declared ‘dilapidated’ in KP
PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa elementary and secondary education department has identified 4,049 government schools in the province as ‘dilapidated’ and in need of immediate reconstruction and rehabilitation to ensure the safety of students and teachers. According to the…
Dawn ·
PakistanCurrent Affairsvia RSS feed
Flu cases double at Karachi hospitals in over a week amid seasonal shift
• JPMC, CHK report more cases over past 10 days than first half of month • Experts advise frequent hand washing, avoiding close contact with sick people and staying hydrated KARACHI: The city is seeing a spike in the number of flu cases over the past eight to 10 days, senior…
Dawn ·
PakistanCurrent Affairsvia RSS feed
Four policemen, two others booked for ‘looting’ people in Islamabad
ISLAMABAD: A criminal case has been registered against four police officials, including a former station house officer, along with two other persons over their alleged involvement in looting cash and valuables worth over Rs1.4 million besides detaining a man illegally. The case…
Dawn ·
PakistanCurrent Affairsvia RSS feed
Sindh govt, police fulfilled promise of restoring peace across riverine areas: IGP
LARKANA: Sindh Inspector General of Police Javed Alam Odho has expressed his confidence that social activities in the riverine areas of upper Sindh would resume now as peace largely prevails there after massive anti-dacoit operations carried out by security forces over the last…
Dawn ·
PakistanCurrent Affairsvia RSS feed
Sindh taking practical measures to increase agricultural production: Sharjeel
KARACHI: Welcoming the increase in the cultivation of mustard, sesame and canola crops, Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has said the provincial government is taking practical measures to provide financial assistance to farmers, reduce agricultural costs and increase…
Dawn ·
PakistanCurrent Affairsvia NewsData.io
PM committee sets 120-day deadline for shrimp farming roadmap
Committee will prepare a comprehensive report based on verified data and stakeholder recommendations
Business Recorder ·
PakistanCurrent Affairsvia RSS feed
Petroleum minister blames closure of Pak-Iran border for LPG price hike
https://www.dawn.com/news/2040031
Dawn ·
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