The PTI dissident has filed a petition to become a party to PTI’s challenge against the ECP ruling in the foreign funding case. By Naveed Naqvi.
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Nepra approves Rs9.90/unit increase in electricity tariff
By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) on Friday allowed power distribution companies to charge additional fuel cost adjustment (FCA) of Rs9.90 per unit on electricity they sold in June.
Power utility KE allowed to raise electricity tariff by Rs11.10/unit
By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: Power regulator Nepra on Thursday allowed fuel cost adjustments (FCA) of Rs11.10/unit to Karachi-based power utility K-Electric for the electricity consumed in June.
IMF & Pakistan: Going in circles?
Taking stock of the progress made over the period covered by the Fund’s EFF program, it is amply clear our economy is worse than before.
Final Lap: Pakistan seeking bilateral commitments to plug financing hole
The ruling PDM has burnt a lot of political capital, making a series of tough calls to put an IMF bailout back on the rails
Pakistan reduces petrol prices; raises diesel rate
By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: The government on Sunday night announced a decrease in petrol price to pass on a decline in global prices to inflation-hit consumers.
Parliament astir to defend right to legislate
The sovereign house has emphasised the trichotomy of powers enshrined in the Constituent and appointed a committee to lead requisite reforms. By Staff Reporter ISLAMABAD:
Pervez Elahi declared Chief Minister Punjab
The verdict is finally in: The Supreme Court of Pakistan (SCP) has declared the ruling of Deputy Speaker’s ruling rejecting the 10 votes of PML-Q
No unbudgeted energy subsidies for export industries
The economic managers are determined to stay on-budget this fiscal – in line with a commitment made with the IMF. Mohammad Ali ISLAMABAD: The Ministry
Pakistan must raise $4bn in financing before IMF bailout revival
By Mohammad Ali
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has until August 11 to raise USD 4 billion in financing from other sources before the executive board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) can consider revival of a stalled multibillion-dollar bailout program for the country, Independent Pakistan can report.