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A helping hand knows no caste or creed
JI’s welfare organisation has spent millions on assisting minority communities during the pandemic
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Women entrepreneurs demand govt help
Businesswoman says impossible to meet conditions of loans set for small firms
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Turkey has helped 80 countries battle coronavirus: VP
Countries mainly in need of face masks, gloves and respirators, says Fuat Oktay
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CM asks Centre for help with impending locust swarms
Warns of massive losses in crop yield in the absence of immediate action
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Factbox: IMF, World Bank disburse funds to help countries battle pandemic
As global coronavirus cases exceed 2.2 million
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Explainer: What is contact tracing and how can it help fight the new coronavirus?
To be useful once stay-at-home restrictions are lifted and normal activities resume
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US to help preserve Pakistan’s heritage
As US embassy completed 22 projects in connection with the conservation of heritage
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Help desks set up to facilitate Sikh pilgrims
To provide security, help and guidance to both pilgrims and tourists
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Musician who mentored hundreds yearning for govt help
To encourage talented students and provide them with opportunities
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USAID helps entrepreneurs in Pakistan
Grants of up to $200,000 to motivated entrepreneurs and innovators
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