ISLAMABAD, JULY13: Due to their low maintenance costs, affordability, and exceptional fuel efficiency, entry-level sedans like the Suzuki Alto are very popular in Pakistan. These factors make them particularly tempting to consumers on a tight budget, especially those who live in metropolitan areas. Due to its compact size, high resale value, and easy access to replacement parts, the 660cc Suzuki Alto continues to be the market leader in Pakistan. As a result, many consumers choose it over other vehicles. The nation’s oldest automaker’s most affordable alternative is the Alto, which stands out in the current economic environment where affordability is…
Author: Iqra Khan
ISLAMABAD, JULY13: Pakistan’s auto industry achieved record sales over the past 18 months, with 81,577 cars sold in the most recent fiscal year. In a stunning turnaround, Pakistan’s auto industry has reached an 18-month high in automobile sales, with a startling 138 percent annual gain in June alone, according to the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA). 10,128 units were sold in June 2024, up from 4,257 units in the same month the previous year, according to the PAMA.According to the association, sales of automobiles larger than 1300cc have increased by a remarkable 174%, while sales of buses and trucks have…
ISLAMABAD, JULY13: Changan Alsvin Black Edition was introduced in Pakistan today, as we previously informed you. The additional choices were available in the company’s top-of-the-line Lumiere model, which had a black roof, black alloy wheels, black side-view mirrors, and black leather seats. Customers only need to shell out an additional Rs. 25,000 for Lumiere, which is currently priced at Rs. 4,549,000, as opposed to Rs. 4,574,000 for the new black variant. Images of the Changan Alsvin Black Edition: These are pictures of the new Changan Alsvin Black Edition’s exterior and interior.It is clear from the images above that the inside…
ISLAMABAD, JULY13: The Federal Tax Ombudsman (FTO) has once more instructed the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) Member Inland Revenue (Policy) to address the matter of exorbitant property valuation in various regions of the nation. In addition, the FTO ordered Member Inland Revenue (Policy) to meet with the complaint and stakeholders to discuss their concerns about overvaluation of property and, if necessary, adjust the value table. This directive was given on Thursday.The FTO has instructed the Member-IR (Policy) to provide a legal chance for a hearing before disposing of the pending application dated July 10, 2023, and to report compliance…
ISLAMABAD, JULY13: The National Highway Authority (NHA) has been instructed by Federal Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan to reevaluate the Sialkot-Rawalpindi Motorway project, with a proposal to enhance to six lanes instead of four, as reported on July 12. The specifics indicate that this choice is intended to accommodate projected traffic demands over the ensuing fifty years. In light of Pakistan’s expanding population, Abdul Aleem Khan emphasized the significance of future-proofing infrastructure. To guarantee openness and efficient oversight, he gave the NHA the order to install live cameras on every building site. The Minister also emphasized the financial advantages…
ISLAMABAD, JULY13: The Sindh cabinet has resolved to preserve the Karoonjhar Hills in Tharparkar as a forest and wildlife sanctuary/Ramsar site, in addition to being a cultural and heritage site. Details indicate that granite mining has been approved in the vicinity of Khasar, subject to approval from the department of forests and animals. The cabinet meeting, which featured provincial ministers, advisors, Chief Secretary Asif Hyder Shah, and other officials, was presided over by Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Thursday at the CM House. The Granite Excavation Project in Nagarparkar was proposed by the caretaker administration, and the cabinet…
ISLAMABAD, JULY13: Concerning national security, Germany announced on Thursday that it will gradually stop using parts from Chinese telecom behemoths Huawei and ZTE in its 5G networks. This was Berlin’s most recent attempt to lessen its economic dependence on Beijing, which some believe has made it vulnerable. This came after the EU issued warnings about the corporations’ potential risks to the bloc. By no later than the end of 2026, components manufactured by ZTE and Huawei will no longer be utilized in “core” 5G mobile networks, according to the Berlin interior ministry. By the end of 2029, telecom companies’ systems…
ISLAMABAD, JULY13: Internet and mobile phone services in Quetta would be unavailable on Muharram 7 and 10, from 6 a.m. until midnight, according to a statement made on Friday by Meer Zia Ullah Langau, the home minister of Balochistan. In order to improve security during Muharram, the provincial government has also implemented Section 144 in seven districts.Langau announced that 8,000 security guards would be stationed in Quetta on Ashura, the 10th of Muharram, during his visit to assess security plans in different areas of the city. In addition, the Pakistan Army’s five Quick Response Force platoons would be ready. Additionally,…
ISLAMABAD, JULY13: Drama fans have been happy for choice recently as Pakistani television starts to gradually move away from the image of the weepy woman. Gentleman has taken center stage, while Ishq Murshiq has kept viewers engrossed for an entire season. However, there’s no need to throw away that remote just yet because, after months of speculation, the always endearing doe-eyed Sajal Ali has been confirmed as the lead opposite in Khalilur Rehman Qamar’s Main Manto Nahi Hoon, opposite the indomitable Humayun Saeed. Though drama aficionados have been speculating that the title may maybe connect to the late writer Saadat…
PARIS, JULY13: As floods and hurricanes wreak devastation throughout the world, countries on the front lines of climate change have warned they cannot wait another year for long-sought aid to recover from disasters. The appeal was made during the “loss and damage” fund conference, which ended on Friday. East Timor board member and seasoned negotiator for the world’s poorest countries Adao Soares Barbosa told AFP, “We cannot wait until the end of 2025 for the first funds to get out the door.” The UN COP28 summit in November of last year saw nearly 200 countries come to an agreement to…
