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Urea import via Gwadar to cost Rs1.2bn more Shabbir Kazmi
KARACHI: The government will have to pay an additional amount of Rs1.2 billion on the imported urea fertiliser to be unloaded at Gwadar Port. The decision of unloading the cargo at the port has already been made which, according to sources, is an illogical decision. ... |
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Gilani asks United States to act for Gaza truce Return of Dr Afia, other prisoners demanded
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani, while condemning the Israeli attack on Gaza causing hundreds of innocent civilian casualties, has urged the US and the world community to play their role for bringing an end to Israeli atrocities against the Palestinians. ... |
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President urges cut in petrol prices ISLAMABAD: President Asif Ali Zardari, directing for reduction in prices of petroleum and other items of daily use, has said that the government needs to come up to the expectations of the masses.
He expressed these views while talking to Saleem Raza, Governor State Bank of Pakistan, who called on him at President House on Monday. Advisor to Prime Minister on Finance Shaukat Tareen and Secretary Finance Waqar Masood Khan were also present in the meeting. ... |
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More efforts stressed to tackle energy crisis Jamil Siddiqui
KARACHI: Chairman Senate Standing Committee on Petroleum & Natural Resources, Senator Syed Dilawer Abbas, on Monday asked the government to gear up efforts to explore new energy resources before the current gas reserves deplete by 2011. ... |
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Mumbai terror evidence being examined: FO India shares information with other countries, too
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Monday said it was carrying out its own investigations and was determined to uncover the full facts pertaining to the Mumbai terror attacks. ... |
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