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The government has announced a massive hike in fuel prices, raising both petrol and diesel by Rs. 55 per litre. Effective today, March 7, 2026, these new rates bring fuel costs to their highest levels since 2023. During a press conference today, Ali Pervaiz Malik, from the Petroleum Ministry, attributed this steep increase to ongoing […]

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In a bid to conserve fuel due to escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, the federal government is considering a nationwide work-from-home policy for educational institutions. The proposal, discussed during a high-level Ministry of Finance meeting yesterday, serves as a precautionary measure to save fuel as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz threatens […]

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ISLAMABAD– Saudi officials confirmed to Islamabad that the kingdom would ensure secure oil supplies through the Port of Yanbu on the Red Sea, helping Pakistan maintain energy imports despite disruptions in the Persian Gulf.  Pakistan’s Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik discussed the situation with Saudi Ambassador Nawaf bin Said Al-Malki during a meeting in Islamabad...


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With Eid shopping activity picking up across the city, the Karachi Traffic Police has rolled out a comprehensive traffic management plan to reduce congestion and maintain smooth traffic flow near major markets. According to Traffic DIG Syed Pir Muhammad Shah, additional traffic personnel and section officers have been deployed at busy commercial areas and shopping […]


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The IMF has asked Pakistan to raise petrol and diesel prices immediately to meet bailout conditions. Motorists face higher fuel costs and inflation risks.

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