Pakistan is relying on donkeys and asking people to drink less tea to sail through the crisis
Prices of all petroleum products went up by about Rs14-19 per litre after the decision came into effect from midnight on Thursday
The Higher Education Commission’s acting chairperson Dr Shaista Sohail, in a circular to the vice-chancellors of public sector universities has asked them to...
Pakistan is dealing with depleted foreign exchange reserves and the minister said cutting down on tea import bills would help the situation.
This is because of an increase in current account and trade deficits, higher external debt payments and dried dollar inflows, as per a report.
Pakistan is facing dwindling foreign exchange reserves, high inflation, a widening current account deficit, and a depreciating currency.
Khan said the nation would stand against elements trying to topple his government through “buying the conscience of the [lawmakers] using money”.
