Author: Iqra Khan

Islamabad, 16 Apr 2025: Punjab Farmers Protest has erupted across the province as cultivators express outrage over Wheat Price Injustice and flawed procurement mechanisms that threaten their financial survival.Farmers Demand Fair Compensation amid Soaring Costs Agricultural workers from various regions including Sheikhupura, Sahiwal, Sargodha, and Dera Ghazi Khan have taken to the streets in an outcry against the current wheat support pricing. Demonstrators are calling for the government to fix the wheat minimum procurement price between Rs. 4,500 and Rs. 4,700 per 40 kilograms, aligning it with actual production costs and inflation. READ MORE:

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Islamabad, 16 Apr 2025: Nvidia has once again raised the bar in the graphics card market with the introduction of its latest affordable yet powerful GPUs the RTX 5060 and RTX 5060 Ti. These new members of the RTX 5000 Series GPUs family bring advanced performance capabilities, innovative features, and wallet-friendly pricing for gamers and content creators seeking high-quality visuals without overspending. RTX 5060 Ti: Powerful, Affordable, and Versatile Among the two releases, the RTX 5060 Ti stands out with superior processing capabilities. Utilizing the GB206 architecture, it boasts an impressive 4608 CUDA cores, enabling robust rendering for modern gaming…

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Islamabad, 16 Apr 2025: Pro-Palestine Boycott Gains Momentum as Council of Islamic Ideology Urges Complete Ban on Israeli Products. In highlighting the widespread outrage sparked by the ongoing violence in Gaza. The Council of Islamic Ideology (CII), under the leadership of Chairman Dr. Raghib Naeemi, has vehemently denounced Israel, labeling it a rogue and terrorist regime responsible for heinous war crimes against the Palestinian population. Dr. Naeemi has passionately appealed to the Muslim world and the global community to enforce a total economic and moral boycott of Israeli goods, brands, and affiliated corporations. READ MORE:

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Islamabad, 16 Apr 2025: Wah Noble Chemicals Limited, a prominent player listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange under the symbol WAHN, has been a cornerstone of Pakistan’s industrial chemicals sector since its incorporation as a public limited company in 1983. Specializing in the manufacturing and marketing of urea-formaldehyde molding compound, formaldehyde, and advanced resin-based solutions, the company serves as a vital supplier to the board, plywood, and flush door manufacturing industries. As of June 30, 2024, the company’s equity structure comprises 9 million outstanding shares, distributed among 827 stakeholders. A significant 56.69% of shares are held by associated enterprises, while…

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Islamabad, 16 Apr 2025: Islamabad IT Park Inaugurate Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication, Shaza Fatima Khawaja, has officially announced that the Islamabad IT Park will be inaugurated on August 14, with the Karachi IT Park scheduled to follow soon after. While speaking at the Islamabad Business Summit, the minister highlighted a series of forward-looking strategies designed to strengthen Pakistan’s digital infrastructure. She emphasized that the government is actively converting underutilized public properties into technology hubs, with plans to establish 250 employment facilitation centers across the nation to uplift industrial productivity and economic participation. READ MORE:

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Islamabad, 16 Apr 2025: Amreli Steels Limited stands as a pioneering force in Pakistan’s construction-grade steel industry, having been established in 1984 and later transformed into a public limited entity in 2009. As a front-runner in the production and distribution of premium steel rebars and billets, the company continues to build the nation’s infrastructure backbone. Strategic Developments over the years have positioned Amreli Steels Limited as a key player, although it has faced several cyclical challenges. The company’s ownership structure remains concentrated, with over 56% of its shares controlled by directors and their immediate families, while related parties and institutional…

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Islamabad, 16 Apr 2025: PlayStation 5 Price adjustments are once again making headlines as Sony has officially announced an increase in PS5 retail rates across Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, citing mounting financial pressures, soaring inflation, and unstable currency exchange rates. This move marks the second global price revision since the console’s original launch, following the initial hike introduced back in 2022. In this latest adjustment, the PlayStation 5 Price for the Digital Edition in Europe has climbed to €499.99, previously set at €449.99. READ MORE:

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Islamabad, 16, Apr 2025: DISCOs Plan to ease the burden on Electricity Consumers may soon materialize, as Pakistan’s public sector electricity distributors have submitted refund petitions to NEPRA, seeking approval to return Rs. 51.49 billion to customers for the period of January to March FY2024–25. This substantial refund stems from a notable reduction in power generation capacity costs following the government’s termination of several agreements with Independent Power Producers (IPPs). The majority of these savings Rs. 47.12 billion resulted from cutbacks in capacity-related expenses. Additionally, improved operational efficiencies, including lower transmission and distribution (T&D) losses and enhanced revenue recovery from…

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Islamabad, 16, Apr 2025:  GuGo Box EV has officially entered the spotlight, shaking up the Pakistani electric vehicle market and intensifying the ongoing EV Price War. With its recent pricing overhaul, GuGo Motors has taken a bold step to capture the attention of price-sensitive customers and challenge rivals head-on. After the DongFeng Box was introduced in Pakistan via the Chawla Group who claim exclusive distribution rights GuGo Motors launched its own version, named the GuGo Box, and wasted no time in making an aggressive pricing move. READ MORE:

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Islamabad, 16, Apr 2025:  Overseas Employment Opportunities for Pakistani citizens have surged, with more than 172,000 individuals departing the country in the first quarter of 2025 to pursue careers abroad, according to official statistics issued by the Bureau of Emigration and Overseas Employment. Between January and March 2025, a total of 172,144 Pakistani workers obtained international job placements. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia emerged once again as the leading destination, welcoming 121,190 Pakistani laborers. READ MORE:

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