Zahid Baig is a journalist at Business Recorder. He focuses on themes such as agriculture and farming, climate change and environment, and water conservation, often exploring the intersections of sustainable agriculture and urban development. Zahid's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his commitment to environmental services and the food industry.
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Lahore, Pakistan (Local)
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Zahid Baig's articles predominantly focus on agricultural and business-related topics within Pakistan. His coverage heavily emphasizes government announcements and data citations, making him most likely to respond positively to pitches that provide valuable insights into the latest developments in agriculture, farming, and industry trends within Pakistan.
Given Zahid's emphasis on citing data and covering specific sectors such as rice exports, wheat cultivation, fertilizer shortages, etc., he would be more receptive to pitches from experts with direct knowledge of these industries or those who can offer comprehensive data-driven analysis.
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LAHORE: Ramesh Singh Arora, Minister for Minorities & Human Rights, Punjab, has emphasized that access to safe...
LAHORE: The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has imposed a province-wide ban on the use of substandard fuel in...
LAHORE: The cement sector has emphasised that 1.94 percent negative growth in local off-take, during the first 11...
LAHORE: While the budget 2025 continues to present agriculture as the backbone of Pakistan’s economy - ...
LAHORE: The Punjab government has started distributing green tractors among farmers under its wheat support ...
LAHORE: The Punjab government has proposed a sum of Rs 80 billion as the development budget for agriculture, aiming to implement a total of 37 schemes including 21 new and 16 ongoing projects.
By: Zahid Baig
LAHORE: Various farmers' organisations have expressed disappointment over the Punjab budget 2025-26, urging the authorities to priorities ensuring fair prices for crops rather than focusing on loan disbursements or subsidies on machinery.
By: Zahid Baig
LAHORE: Various farmers’ organisations have expressed disappointment over the Punjab budget 2025-26, urging the...
LAHORE: The Punjab government has constituted a task force to enhance coordination between academia and research institutions and to develop a joint strategy aimed at strengthening the agricultural sector.
By: Zahid Baig
LAHORE: Pakistan Kissan Ittehad (PKI) has urged the government to establish an Agricultural Commodities Price Commission to ensure a transparent pricing mechanism that guarantees farmers at least a 25 percent return on their investment. In addition, PKI also called for the creation of an Agricultural Export Authority to stabilize domestic prices and promote sustainable marketing of surplus produce.
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