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The Palestine lab reaches Pakistan - Antony Loewenstein

The Palestine lab reaches Pakistan - Antony Loewenstein
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Imran being mentally tortured in jail, says lawyer - News Today

Imran being mentally tortured in jail, says lawyer - News Today
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Pakistan Apex court to hear 1090 pleas against inflated power bills on Oct 16 | World News

Last month, businesses remained suspended in Peshawar s markets, where traders staged rallies against inflated power bills and rising prices of essential goods | World News

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Imran Khan is being mentally tortured in C-class facility in Adiala jail, says lawyer

The 70-year-old politician is serving a prison sentence after a trial court in Islamabad convicted him in the infamous Toshakhana case.

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pakistan: Pakistan: Electricity tariff to be increased by PKR 3 28 per unit

Pakistan s National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has proposed an increase of PKR 3.28 per unit in electricity tariffs. This increase, if approved by the federal government, will impose an additional burden of PKR 160 billion on power consumers. The tariff hike will apply to K-Electric consumers as well, and they will have to make additional payments over the next six months. Protests have erupted across the country against the rise in power tariffs and excessive taxes in electricity bills. Pakistan is currently facing an economic crisis with high inflation rates.

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