Power tariff hiked by 43 paisa ahead of crucial IMF talks
ISLAMABAD: The federal government has increased power tariff by 43 paisa per unit for the consumers of all distribution companies, ...
ISLAMABAD: The federal government has increased power tariff by 43 paisa per unit for the consumers of all distribution companies, ...
ISLAMABAD: World Bank (WB) to help Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) improve coordination between the federal government and the related ...
ISLAMABAD: The federal government has decided to suspend gas supply to industries including compressed natural gas (CNG) stations and fertilizer ...
ISLAMABAD: The federal government has been allowed to present 10 per cent shares of Oil and Gas Development Company Limited ...
ISLAMABAD: The government has used 40.6% or Rs42.3 billion less development spending than allocated in the budget during first quarter ...
ISLAMABAD: The Chinese government has declared Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) 'red zone' for investment. The decision is likely to have serious ...
PESHAWAR: Business community of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) on Tuesday urged the federal government to announce a new fiscal relief package ...
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has said that the government has planned to boost work on motivated project ...
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE) has described the revenue target of Rs2,810 billion for the fiscal year ...
ISLAMABAD: The Federal government, while adopting new austerity plan in a bid to control the soaring expenditures, has imposed ban ...
KARACHI: The Customs Appellate Tribunal dismissed a Pakistan State Oil (PSO) appeal against the recovery of Rs107 million by the ...
ISLAMABAD: The federal government extended the date for filing income tax returns following the failure to address technical glitches in ...
ISLAMABAD: due to lack of coordination among the Centre and provinces on budget preparation, three general sales tax rates will ...
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