Abdul Rasheed Azad is a journalist focusing on national news in Pakistan. He writes for Business Recorder, covering a range of topics including government policies, economic trends, healthcare, and social issues. Abdul aims to provide accurate and insightful reporting to keep the public informed about important developments in the country.
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Abdul's coverage largely centers around government and politics, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, as well as business and industry in Pakistan. Given the significant portion of his articles focused on government announcements, expert commentary, data citations, and policy-related topics such as startups, polio vaccination, government policies, energy supply etc., he may be interested in receiving pitches from experts providing insightful analysis or commentary on recent governmental initiatives related to these subjects.
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By: Abdul Rasheed Azad
ISLAMABAD: The Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) has officially announced implementation of Industry...
ISLAMABAD: The prices of essential kitchen items have witnessed an increasing trend during this week past against ...
By: Abdul Rasheed Azad
ISLAMABAD: The heads of Bioethics Units from South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) have stressed...
By: Abdul Rasheed Azad, Tahir Amin
ISLAMABAD: Acting President and Senate Chairman Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani, on Monday, said Pakistan faced significant...
ISLAMABAD: Speakers on Tuesday stressed the need to translate Pakistan’s regional connectivity and infrastructure...
By: Tahir Amin, Abdul Rasheed Azad
ISLAMABAD: Amid sluggish growth and increasing poverty ratio in the country, experts on Wednesday recommended ...
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Sugar Mills Association (PSMA) has sought government’s permission to export more sugar, arguing that the country has over 1.08 million tons surplus sugar stocks at the start of new crushing season.
By: Tahir Amin, Abdul Rasheed Azad
ISLAMABAD: Scientists, academics and industry experts came together in a panel discussion on Thursday and spoke on the urgent need to strengthen the country’s agricultural infrastructure to withstand the increasing impacts of climate change.
By: Abdul Rasheed Azad
ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly Standing Committee on National Health Services and Regulations has resolved to elevate national healthcare through decisive reforms and transparent medical standards, paving the way for a stronger and more reliable healthcare future.
ISLAMABAD: The prices of most of the essential kitchen items have witnessed a declining trend during this week past...
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