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Basic price KE increased by RS6.15 per unit

Islamabad: In a daring affirmation of its regulatory autonomy, the Pakistan surveillance dog informed the multi-year prices of K-Electric on the supply, distribution and transmission of K-2030-despite a motion of examination not resolved by the federal government. The electricity regulator informed RS6.15 per unit increase in the basic rate for KE consumers. The government implements

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EOBI recording mines workers

Islamabad: The Senate was informed on Friday that the registration of mine workers, the Institution of Age Age Advantages (EOBI), was managed through provincial configurations, while a committee had been formed of domestic workers across the country. Speaking on behalf of the Ministry of Human Resources Development during the questions, the Minister of State for

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Govt to act once the PTI protest plan takes place

Islamabad: Interior Minister Mohin Naqvi said the government would develop its strategy to treat the protest of Pakistan Tehreek-E-insaf (PTI) scheduled for August 5 once the party has completed its preparations. On Friday, during a meeting with journalists at the Ministry of the Interior, the Federal Minister said that Federal Constabulary (FC) will be provided

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GRIM PRISONER STARION ABROAD Shock Senate Panel

Islamabad: Friday, the Permanent Senate Committee of Pakistani abroad and the development of human resources deliberated on the growing number of Pakistani prisoners abroad. Shocking details were revealed at the meeting, chaired by Senator Zeeshan Khanzada, concerning Pakistani prisoners abroad. The committee criticized officials to have provided inadequate information concerning individuals. According to data from

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Pak expects a breakthrough in American tariff discussions

WASHINGTON: A delegation led by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb held a productive meeting with the US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lunick and the United States representative, Ambassador Jamieson Greer in Washington DC OM. The two parties expressed their satisfaction with the progress in improving commercial and economic links, a cornerstone of Pakistani bilateral relations. They

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Libya, Pakistani military leaders discuss security

Rawalpindi: The commander-in-chief of the lieutenant-general of the Libyan armed forces, Lieutenant-General Saddam Khalifa Haftar, called Marshal Syed Asim on Friday. The meeting has entered the discussion on questions of mutual interest, the evolution of regional dynamics, the challenges of security and the questions relating to the cooperation of the defense, said a press release

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