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Agri-tech: US transfers wheat-sowing technology
Machinery to be replicated by local manufacturers.
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To avoid growing cost, govt plans to cut wheat stocks
1m tons of strategic reserves could be reduced by half.
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Dasu Hydel Project: World Bank ‘expected’ to approve assistance for dam
Managing Director to visit Pakistan to discuss development plans.
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Beverage industry: Capacity tax collection drops instead of increasing
FBR suffers revenue loss of Rs478m in July-February of current fiscal year.
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We need to move backward to move forward: Abbas Ali Khan
Singer sends his fans on a spiritual journey through his latest Sufi music album Tamaam Alam Mast.
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Following repeated protests: Govt to reduce wheat price for G-B residents
Locals had been demanding restoration of wheat subsidy which was being gradually curtailed.
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Double murder: Infant still missing as police ‘close in’
Cops claim case will be solved in next few days, no leads on child, victim’s husband released.
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Pakistani version of Aam Admi launched
Unfazed, a boisterous Randhawa insists that the “moral appeal” of his party will be enough.
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Plea seeking sharia law referred to high court
The bench directed the IHC to decide the ICA, if and when filed, within three months.
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Countering sabotage: TTP won’t object to action against Ahrar, says Ibrahim
Says Taliban want release of women, children and elderly; govt denies holding any non-combatants in custody.
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Piecing it together at the Satrang Gallery
Gallery marks second anniversary with an exhibit of some of the most creative minds of our time.
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Agriculture: Tech developments to help farming sector
Govt plans to increase efficiency through high-yield crops.
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Balochistan to receive big slice of Chinese funds
Army to ensure security of Chinese officials.
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US investment: Government to tread carefully on bilateral treaty
BoI in no hurry to agree to stringent clauses set out by Washington.
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Peace talks: Chaudhry Nisar meets Taliban committee
Nisar took the opportunity to appreciate the efforts made by the talks committee.
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Uighur rebel chief vows revenge on China
In rare interview, Abdullah Mansour, leader of Turkestan Islamic Party, says it was his holy duty to fight Chinese.
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Leaked memo: Slum dwellers vow to resist eviction
CDA planning demolition of katchi abadis.
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Metro bus project: SC questions development that gobbles up greenery
Project awaits final approval from ECNEC.
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Rape victim dies as SC takes suo motu notice
The court observed that the news was not a flattering commentary on the justice system.
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Subject to appearance: Court issues arrest warrant for Musharraf
The court has directed that the interior ministry’s secretary should also be present on the day.
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Non-discriminatory market access: Pakistan, India all but sign trade normalisation deal
Both countries have reached broader understanding on liberalising bilateral trade: PM’s aide.
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PC board: Six new members appointed
Responsibility of ensuring transparency and earning maximum gains for the state has been given to the board.
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Metro bus: Islamabad section of project referred to ECNEC
Conditions including rationalisation of project cost; EIA, feasibility study also attached for approval.
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Katcheri attack: Court staff, lawyers record statements
Inquiry commission records statements of Babar Hussain, guard of slain judge Malik Rafaqat Awan, and reader at court.
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Tale of ingratitude: ICT needs lesson in caring for gifts
ICT negligence leaves over 30 donated tractors rusting away in the open.
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Peace engagement: Crucial phase of talks set in motion
TTP intermediaries in N Waziristan for two-day meeting; Ulema Council pleads for release of prisoners by both sides.
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Approved: Diesel sold by PSO meets quality standards, says HDIP
Results are based on quality tests conducted on OGRA’s orders.
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Fuel price adjustment: Electricity tariff shoots up by Rs2.24 per unit
Price revision will not affect K-Electric and lifeline consumers.
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Settle the claims: FBR warned, given a month to clear sales tax refunds
Finance minister admonishes body on corruption, cautions officers.
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LNG terminal contract: Prime minister refuses to give his seal of approval
Directs Ministry of Petroleum to seek cabinet’s nod.
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Spectrum auction on April 23: Govt concedes to cellular companies’ demands
Payment to be made in rupee, 18-month freeze on any new auction also agreed.
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Revealed: It was Saudi Arabia that loaned Pakistan $1.5 billion to shore up reserves
"Mystery inflows" are expected to rise to $3 billion.
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Tharparkar students: AIOU announces 50% fee concession
The meeting was briefed about the drought situation in Mithi and Umerkot.
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Coping with climate change: Pakistanis taking individual actions, new study reveals
Suggests communication to encourage effective response.
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Innovative solutions: Improving quality, access to education
Participants at an event share ideas than can be easily replicated.
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Nuclear power: Use it for industrialisation, not weaponisation, says expert
Speakers highlight sector’s FDI potential, Pakistan’s safety record.
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Park Enclave: After sitting on files for two years NAB swings into action
The troubled project has been subject to numerous probes, with most going nowhere.
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Diplomatic shuttle service: NAB chairman orders reopening inquiry
The committee found violations in the project and recommended initiating proceedings against the four officers.
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Climate change: To understand challenges, Pakistan can look 4,000 years into the past
Water scarcity will become a greater issue than energy crisis in a few years.
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Lawyer-judge row: SC suspends operation on lower court order
Shafqat Bhatti will now be able to participate in the March 15 elections for the slot of president of the LHC.
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Another milestone: Dar credits PDF for dollar depreciation
Says reserves position strengthened the rupee against the greenback.
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Bury the hatchet: Bilawal receives praise as he welcomes PM to Thar
Politicians hopeful of growing national consensus.
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Building consensus: Govt wins over PTI on counter-terror strategy
Imran assures Nawaz of support for military operation if launched as a last resort.
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Start afresh: Bureaucrats to lead Taliban talks
Government confirms the formation of the new committee, but does not provide any details about its composition.
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Energy solutions: Ministry pursuing policy to mitigate crisis
50 provisional licences were issued for the exploration of indigenous hydrocarbon resources.
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Power supply: Tajikistan to offer Pakistan another 1,000MW
Plan under study, transmission lines will be laid through Chitral.
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Notification on 22-member Tax Advisory Council issued
Billionaires to advise government on how to boost tax coffers.
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Three-month credit: Banks finance oil imports to help build reserves
Govt will be able to save at least $3b in oil purchase bill.
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‘Derogatory remarks’ case: For reconsideration, SC refers lawyer’s apology to IHC judge
Court to resume hearing today.
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Reshuffle: Cops play musical chairs
The capital police on Tuesday witnessed a major reshuffle.