For household consumers, the new rates will range from Rs200 to Rs4,200 per MMBTU

Consumers who submit their readings will override any subsequent company readings for that billing cycle

Minister instructs power companies to fix faulty equipment

Refuting oil shortage reports, OGRA spokesperson says country has sufficient petroleum reserves to meet current demand

They were ensuring that all students received fair results

New prices will be implemented once approved

Sixteen-member committee led by FinMin to ensure supply of fuel

A proposal is also under consideration to charge consumers an additional Rs3.23 per unit as a surcharge.

Allocations for Presidency, PM House also increased

IHC defers hearing on petitions seeking suspension of £190m case sentences till June 11