Israr Khan is a Senior Economic Correspondent for The News International and Geo Tv Network, focusing on national economic issues in Pakistan. With a strong background in financial reporting, Israr covers topics such as investment, energy, inflation, and government policies that impact the economy.
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Israr Khan's coverage predominantly focuses on national economic and government-related topics in Pakistan, with a significant emphasis on energy, inflation, tariffs, and export policies. Journalists covering these areas could consider offering analysis or commentary that relates to the impact of government announcements and data on the economy or specific sectors within Pakistan.
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By: Israr Khan
Adil Khattak says Pakistan's move to renewable energy is hampered by systemic inefficiencies By | November 08, 2024
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's power sector, long dominated by state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and saddled with inefficiencies, is in dire need of competitive
SOEs' monopoly restricts private sector entry, drives up costs: CCP.Report stresses need for privatisation, shift to competitive pricing.Laments transmission, distribution losses, ageing infrastructure.ISLAMABAD: The...
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has formally decided to overhaul its energy transmission sector with the restructuring of National Transmission and Dispatch
By: Israr Khan
Federal cabinet has already approved NTDC's restructuring.Move will improve oversight and eliminate longstanding issues.Body will be divided into three entities by next year, says minister.ISLAMABAD: With the incumbent government...
Agency reports loss of Rs413.45 billion, revealing acute deficiencies in oversight and planning
ISLAMABAD: In a significant move to improve the quality and reliability of electricity distribution across Pakistan, the National Electric Power
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's wheat production for the 2024-25 Rabi season may face a setback, as the government warns that a decline in wheat prices could discourage farmers from planting at their usual scale.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s long-standing energy woes are set to see transformative reforms, with an ambitious agenda aimed at addressing inefficiency, costly power generation, and poor planning in...
ISLAMABAD: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has issued a show cause notice to K-Electric (KE) over repeated non-compliance with directives regarding net-metering applications.
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