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PU Organises Seminar on Countering Violent Extremism, Stresses Civility, Integrity and National Unity
By Muhammad Shahzad – Lahore, Pakistan LAHORE: Punjab University (PU) held a high-level policy seminar on “Countering Violent Extremism: Strengthening Civility and Integrity in Society,” bringing together senior government officials, security experts, scholars, and students to discuss strategies for promoting peace, tolerance, and responsible citizenship. The seminar was organised by PU’s Center for Civility and…
U.S. Imposes 50% Tariff on Indian Goods; New Delhi Vows to Seek Alternative Markets
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IMF Graft Report ‘Alarming’ as Rs5.3 Trillion Irregularities Exposed, Says BMP— Women Driving Economic Progress; Government Urged to Launch Deep Reforms
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Pakistan’s NEPRA Cuts K-Electric’s Average Power Tariff by PKR 7.60 per Unit
Islamabad: Pakistan’s National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has issued its decision on K-Electric’s multi-year tariff (MYT) review petitions for the period 2024–2030, announcing a significant reduction in the utility’s average tariff. According to the decision, NEPRA has reduced K-Electric’s average tariff from PKR 39.97 per unit to PKR 32.37 per unit, reflecting a cut…
