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- Ismail tells IMF government willing to curb fuel subsidies ISLAMABAD: The finance minister on Friday agreed with International Monetary Fund (IMF) recommendations to reduce fuel subsidies and end a business tax amnesty scheme, pledging to pursue structural reforms to boost a crisis-wracked economy.
- US ‘welcomes’ NSC denial of claim it orchestrated Imran’s ouster ISLAMABAD/WASHINGTON: The State Department welcomed the National Security Committee (NSC) statement saying it dismisses the suggestion that the United States had conspired to topple the government of former prime minister Imran Khan through a vote of confidence.
- India warns nationals against studying in Pakistan NEW DELHI: Higher education authorities in India have urged nationals not to enrol in any college or educational institution in Pakistan.
- I told the truth, NSC’s statement confirms there was a conspiracy: Imran Khan blames Nawaz for supporting conspiracy against him, appeals to Supreme Court to hold an open hearing on cable.
- Pakistani microfinance pioneer nominated for Nobel Peace Prize 2022. Dr Amjad Saqib, a Pakistani philanthropist and founder of the country’s largest interest-free microfinance programme Akhuwat, has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his humanitarian work in poverty alleviation.
- Youm-i-Ali processions held across Karachi amid tight security. Processions for Youm-i-Ali passed in the metropolis of Karachi on Saturday amid tight security, extensive traffic plans and suspension of mobile phone services in several parts of the city as a security precaution, according to officials and organisers.
- Pakistan reports first polio case in 15 months ISLAMABAD: The prime minister said Saturday he will chair an emergency meeting of a national task force for polio eradication after authorities detected the country’s first case of the debilitating neurodegenerative disease in 15 months.
- Three soldiers killed in North Waziristan cross-border attack: ISPR ISLAMABAD: Three Pakistan Army soldiers were killed during an exchange of fire with militants from across the border with Afghanistan in the Dewagar town of North Waziristan, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said Saturday.
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