Fawad Yousafzai is a journalist for The Nation, focusing on national news in Pakistan. He covers a wide range of topics including energy, infrastructure, regulatory issues, and environmental concerns. With a keen interest in investigative reporting, Fawad aims to provide in-depth analysis and updates on significant developments in the country.
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By: Fawad Yousafzai
Major chunk of adjustments has been sought for payment of Rs8.06b capacity payments for first quarter of FY2024-25.
ISLAMABAD - The federal government plans to upgrade ML-1 railway project, a project under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), in four packages with the estimated cost of $6.678 billion in nine years. While briefing the National Assembly Standing Committee, official of the Ministry of Railways informed that ML-I project will be constructed in two phases of four packages and its phase-1 of 929-kilometer link will be upgraded in two packages with the estimated cost of $3.315 billion in five years.
ISLAMABAD - The outstanding dues of Pakistan Agriculture Storage and Services Corporation Limited (PASSCO) against the Federal Government, provinces/regions and department for the supply of wheat have reached Rs193.88 billion.
ISLAMABAD - National Electric Power Regulatory Authority has imposed fines of Rs1.96 billion on power generation, transmission and distribution companies for fatal accidents, non-compliance of NEPRA rules, regulations, standards, codes of conduct and other applicable documents.
ISLAMABAD - The gap between wholesale and retail prices of basic food items in Pakistan has widened further, reaching up to 30 percent in October compared to the previous month.
ISLAMABAD - The Auditor General of Pakistan has observed that the PTI government failed to achieve the plantation target under the Ten Billion Tree
By: Fawad Yousafzai
Government should give subsidy to export oriented industry, demands Apmta-South.
ISLAMABAD - The Central Development Working Party (CDWP) has approved seven development projects worth Rs559.766 billion, including World Bank-funded Flood Response Emergency Housing Project Phase-I worth Rs. 447 billion, which was recommended to ECNEC for further consideration.
By: Fawad Yousafzai
ISLAMABAD - The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) will issue a show-cause notice to K-Electric (KE) for rejecting a huge number of Net Metering applications. Taking serious notice of KE's non-compliance with its directives regarding the rejection of these applications, NEPRA has decided to issue the notice, according to an order issued by the authority in response to K-Electric's reply to the explanation on the matter.
ISLAMABAD - Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal on Wednesday said that service delivery and key outcomes cannot be achieved without devolving authority to local governments and stressed that the entire province of Sindh cannot be run from Karachi and Punjab cannot be run from Lahore.
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