Islamabad, Nov 5: Honda is set to revolutionize the automotive scene in Pakistan with the introduction of its innovative e (Hybrid Electric Vehicle) technology. Recognized globally for its dedication to quality and sustainability, Honda’s entry into Pakistan’s hybrid sector aims to provide a more eco-friendly and fuel-efficient driving alternative tailored for the local market. As hybrid and electric vehicles become increasingly popular around the world, Honda’s e launch signifies a significant step forward in promoting sustainable transportation for consumers in Pakistan. What is Honda e? Honda’s e system is a distinctive hybrid technology that combines electric power with a traditional…
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Islamabad, Nov 5: Neem, a leading platform for embedded finance in Pakistan, has secured an extra $4 million credit facility from DNI Group, a worldwide investment firm active in 32 countries and a collaborator with Neem. This investment is intended to expand Neem Paymenow, Neem’s earned wage access solution, to a greater number of employees in Pakistan, tackling the financial difficulties encountered by the country’s workforce. With more than 60 million workers, numerous employees in crucial fields such as healthcare, security, manufacturing, and logistics in Pakistan face financial pressure between their salaries. Increasing living expenses and unexpected costs frequently lead…
Islamabad, Nov 5: The Ministry of Science and Technology has reportedly resubmitted a summary of the appointment despite opposition from the Director General (DG) of Pakistan Standards and Quality Control Authority (PSQCA) due to irregularities in the selection process. Critics are concerned that the department has supported only one candidate without addressing the legitimate concerns of other qualified candidates. Several candidates, including Pakistan Halal Authority Director General Akhtar Bugio, raised serious objections to the selection process. They claimed that the department overlooked people with necessary qualifications and experience. The Personnel Establishment Section highlighted several issues, including the qualifications of the candidates,…
Islamabad, Nov 5: Finding a Mobiles Under 100,000 that combines performance, camera quality, and battery life has become easier, thanks to the increasing variety of options in this price range. Vivo Y300 Pro The Vivo Y300 Pro is a great for anyone looking to take high-quality pictures and videos without breaking the bank. However also has a large battery that supports fast charging, making it a dependable choice for everyday use. Honor 20 Pro and Honor 30 Pro The Honor 20 Pro and 30 Pro with the updated chipsets and the screens with the refresh rate of 120 Hz. These…
Islamabad, Nov 5: Realme is now preparing to unveil to the world the new flagship known as the Realme GT7 Pro, which has many new features designed to bring the device’s performance to new heights. This flagship will come with a 6.78 inches AMOLED Scree with a 120Hz of refresh rate making it respond and colorful suitable for streaming, gaming and more. The Realme GT7 Pro further urges photography enthusiasts with its high-end camera configuration of a 50MP, the primary sensor with OIS, an 8MP ultra-wide lens, and a 50MP periscope telephoto lens. Operating on the Realme UI 6.0 based…
Islamabad, Nov 5: The Senate Standing Committee on Communications has expressed deep concern over the way National Highway Authority has embarked on awarding motorway interchanges to private housing societies. The committee sought a feathered Act on such projects along the stretch of the N25 highway over the past ten years. The committee meeting Senator Pervaiz Rasheed and other members of the committee are Senators Dost Ali Jeesar, Samina Mumtaz, Zamir Hussain Ghumro, Mohammad Abdul Qadir Muhammad Tallal Badar, Mohsin Aziz and Aon Abbass. One of the key agenda items included a parking problem faced by commuters from Punjab and Khyber…
Islamabad, Nov 5: Some of the major players in the global cement industry shared their financial performance for the fiscal year that ended in October 2024 indicated both gains and pains. For instance, Holcim recorded a minimal contraction in the sales to the tune of about 3% to €6.84 billion of the third quarter; Nevertheless, its North American region remains the brightest vicinity regarding fundamentals since it continues to experience infrastructure activity. Also, Holcim added six companies to an already impressive list of acquisitions this year, marking 17 companies acquired this year alone. In the same manner, Cement Industry realized…
Islamabad, Nov 5: In Pakistan, the ECC of the Cabinet on Monday okayed the Circular Debt Management Plan for the fiscal year 2024-25. The actions toward the rebalancing of Nigeria’s power sector debt will improve financial resilience by implementing this plan. ECC headed by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb discussed crucial financial and administrative matter in the meeting. The power division of the Ministry of Energy Power presented the debt plan where concerns adjustment of liabilities in the power sector. Further, the ECC also approved Petronius sale purchase for Petroleum products through Pakistan State Oil (PSO) and SOCAR Azerbaijan suggested by…
Islamabad, Nov 5: Asian Development Bank(ADB) plans to launch 7 new projects in Pakistan in this year and 16 projects in the next year. Ms.Emma Fan, the newly appointed Country Director for ADB in Pakistan, reported this progress during ongoing meeting with Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb. They will cover sectors such as poverty, SOE and SMBs improvement, energy distribution, flood early warning systems, and FBR digitalization. Senator Aurangzeb welcomed Ms. Fan and highlighted the need of ADB for supporting the growth of Pakistan. He explained ongoing reforms in Pakistan on account of taxation, state owned enterprises and energy sectors…
Islamabad, Nov 4: UAE authorities have announced the immediate cancellation of the EmSAT exam for Grade 12 students and introduced updated criteria for university admissions. According to the new guidelines, entrance to medical and engineering programs will now prioritize students’ grades in science subjects rather than their overall percentage scores. This change allows universities greater flexibility in setting admission requirements, providing students with diverse academic pathways. The Ministry of Education emphasized that these changes are designed to streamline students’ transition to higher education, supporting their academic and career aspirations. Universities will also be permitted to admit students who may not meet…
