Zaheer Ali Khan is a journalist based in Karachi, Pakistan, with a focus on local news and current affairs. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, economy, and social issues, providing timely and accurate information to the readers. With a keen interest in investigative journalism, Zaheer aims to shed light on important issues affecting the local community.
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Pakistan (National)
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By: Zaheer Ali Khan
AIC calls upon govt to collaborate with industry in establishing practical, transparent regulations
Board of trustees accused ministry of concealing "crucial facts"
Adjustment is set to impose an additional financial burden of approximately Rs24 billion
Islamabad aims to tap into this market by exporting around 1.5 million tons of pink salt annually
Substantial 40pc drop in the annual imports of petroleum products during June
By: Yousaf Cheema, Zaheer Ali Khan
WAPDA, KAPCO announce to rehabilitate burnt down houses
New tariff not to be applicable to lifeline, K-Electric consumers
Shockingly, tax rate on domestic consumers escalated to over 50%, intensifying the financial burden on households
Interim PM to chair another meeting on possible relief to masses in electricity bills
Tariff was supposed to be raised from July 1; both entities delayed raising basic, multi-air tariff; notification issued on July 26
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