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Powering the relationship: Nawaz wants energy, not aid, from China
PM-to-be will visit Beijing at the earliest opportunity after taking oath.
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Energy crisis: Residents facing water shortage
Due to loadshedding, all water pumps are not being run which is causing the water scarcity, says official.
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As energy crisis tightens its grip, agri-sector runs tube wells on biogas
Dutch-funded organisation encourages farmers to opt for biogas.
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Energy crisis: PC suggests cutting off gas to inefficient plants
NAB terms giving gas to inefficient captive power plants a criminal act.
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Welcome visit
Pakistan, facing growing international isolation, clings tightly to China.
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Economic plan: PML-N to delay budgets by a few weeks
Punjab budget to focus on electricity generation and clean water.
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Making inroads: PTI pledges to extend support to federal government
MPA Shaukat Yousafzai claims initiatives will be taken to encourage investment and press freedom.
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Load-shedding case: Lack of spare parts, oil and gas reason for blackouts
Chief Justice calls for equitable distribution of electricity.
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Electricity crisis: Consumers get brief respite from scorching heat
Finance ministry has agreed to release Rs22.5 billion to the ministry of water and power
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Load Management: ‘Loadshedding will be limited to eight hours’
DCO directed the MEPCO and police officials to cooperate with each other on issues related to safety of transformers.
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The powerless: Traders, students protest against loadshedding
Traders give MEPCO 48 hours to fix the problem.
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Load shedding: Power and water shortages at public hospitals
Doctors at major hospitals explain dangers in working without power.
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Blackouts: Welcome to the dark ages
Scorching days and sleepless nights are the fruits of power crisis; how did it get this bad?
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As mercury shoots up in Sukkur, so does vendors’ profit
Some of the vendors mix cheap ingredients and claim the end product is the real deal.
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Unpaid bills
The incoming government should first try to recover the huge amounts of unpaid electricity bills from industries.
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Water, power ministers say they can't end loadshedding till prices are raised
The only option is to raise power prices, according to caretaker ministers for water and power.
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To curb load shedding, caretaker PM orders release of Rs22 billion
According to recent data, the power shortfall has crossed 6,500 megawatts.
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Balochistan cabinet: CM to be named after talks, says Shahbaz
Says provincial cabinet will be smaller this time round.
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Capital’s water supply: Not a drop to drink
Most of the tube wells are installed in the National Park Area.
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Increased loadshedding: IESCO drives Rawalpindi into heart of darkness
Outages of over 14 hours being witnessed; blistering heat, lack of water crippling life.
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Load shedding: Outages leave operation theatres in the dark
Over 60 operations postponed at Jinnah Hospital in last few days.
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Sartaj sees economic revival as a guide out of morass
Says PML-N won’t approach the IMF for another two to three months.
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Heat wave: No respite from load shedding
Power shortfall expected to cross 6,000MW.
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Fuel shortages: Petroleum ministry warns of more power cuts in summer months
Urges immediate release of funds for PSO to avert the looming crisis.
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The next graveyard of empire
No matter how much cash is given in circular-debt, because energy sector is run poorly, its appetite is never sated.
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Loadshedding: ‘Caretaker government disappointed industrialists’
FCCI warns govt of street protests if unscheduled load-shedding continues.
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Energy conservation: City to get solar-powered, sponsored traffic lights
3 companies want to convert five junctions as pilot project.
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Naway Sahar scheme: 46 govt college students receive laptops
I had been in dire need of a laptop, says a student.
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Assembled: PML-N all set to present budget
The budget will be introduced in the first National Assembly session.
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Third time unlucky: Nisar loses after ECP’s recount in PP-7 Rawalpindi
PTI candidate Muhammad Siddique Khan declared winner in PP-7 Rawalpindi.
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Energy crisis: In the face of odds, more experts vouch for coal
Ask the incoming government to harmonise governance to curb the menace.
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Heating up the boards: WAPDA fails students during exams
Four-hour long power outages make for painful prep and exam time.
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New govt: Energy crisis tops PML-N’s priorities
Ahsan Iqbal lists economy, energy crisis and militancy as the most pressing issues.
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Future strategy: New govt asked to focus on energy, economy and security
Relief from prolonged energy crisis, shattered economy is need of the hour: experts.
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Bad news: KESC increases load shedding by 2 hours
Federal and provincial government owe Rs71 billion to KESC.
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PML-N’s victory: Punjab governor quits, retires from politics
Mehmood says it’s new govt’s prerogative to appoint his replacement.
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Power Crisis: PML-N will provide relief ‘in first week’
A multi-dimensional policy to provide relief to the people from power crisis has been devised.
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Load-shedding: Don’t allow excess allocations, LESCO told
Court seeks report on electricity supply to KESC.
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No bed of roses
The new government is faced by a host of challenges.
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Load-shedding: Petroleum minister says no outages during election
Siddiqui informed that cell will remain operational till the end of current week.
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Governor Punjab announces resignation
Makhdoom Ahmed Mehmood will stay away from parliamentary politics.
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No bed of roses: Building up political will biggest challenge
Incoming government will face immediate challenges like dwindling forex reserves and a dismal tax collection ratio.
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Nawaz Sharif faces host of daunting challenges
Sharif's main task will be to put together a stable coalition government and last a full five-year term.
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Female factor: In Islamabad, women could be game changers
The dominant sentiment seems to be one of exercising their right to vote.
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IMF likely to be next govt’s first stop
Pakistan’s finances are expected to hit the wall in the next six months.
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IMF likely to be next Pakistan government's first stop
Country's finances could hit the wall in the next six months or so if another transfusion is not provided.
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Austerity measures: PM Khoso bans ACs in government offices
3,000 metric tonnes per day of furnace oil will be provided to AES Lalpir Powe.
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Demanding rights: ‘Pukhtuns to be united under one province’
Pk-MAP leaders address public gathering, campaign for NA-30, PK-85.
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Governance failure: ‘Cost of power failure almost Rs1.3tr’
BNU Institute of Public Policy releases sixth annual report on economy.
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Supply to industries: FESCO headquarters pelted with stones
Protesters disperse after being told that industrial feeders will be exempted from load shedding.