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Interest in cellphone assembly grows as smuggling falls
PTA has so far permitted 24 companies to assemble handsets in Pakistan
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In educational institutions: Cell phones banned to curb drug abuse
Complete ban on use of social media is in place to safeguard youth
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Heavy taxes cut cell phone sales
Traders say govt should revisit new levies on handsets
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It rained dollars, riyals and cell phones at a Khanpur wedding
The groom, a resident of tehsil Shujabad of Multan, makes sure his wedding is no ordinary affair
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Higher duty on cell phones to encourage smuggling
Experts see slim chances of increase in government revenues
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Eid cards on paper fast becoming history
Shopkeepers say the trend of sending Eid cards has almost come to an end
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Indian village bans women from using mobile phones
Village elders ruled that women found using a mobile phone outside their homes would be fined $325
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Corruption; Cell phones for dengue disappear
They added the teams were yet to receive the sets which were paid for by the provincial government
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