Sindh cuts wheat release price by Rs500 to Rs4,500 per 40kg
Sindh's cabinet cut the wheat release price from Rs5,000 to Rs4,500 per 40kg, with flour falling Rs15 to Rs17 a kilo; it also approved a $1bn urban plan.
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Sindh's cabinet cut the wheat release price from Rs5,000 to Rs4,500 per 40kg, with flour falling Rs15 to Rs17 a kilo; it also approved a $1bn urban plan.
The ECP gave MQM-P 14 days to explain why it did not hold intra-party elections by the extended deadline, warning that its electoral symbol could be withheld.
The CCD says the prime suspect in a Gujranwala bride's wedding-day murder was killed by his accomplices' fire in an alleged encounter; the claim is unverified.
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Sindh's cabinet will publish the judicial report on Mir Raza Ali's murder probe, raised the CCE age limit to 33 and approved a $150m tax programme.
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A Rs780 million road linking Natha Khan Bridge and Gulistan-e-Jauhar is stalled after a clash between railway police and KMC city wardens over land ownership.
A Tharparkar man died of rabies at Indus Hospital despite four vaccine doses and a 12-year-old boy was admitted to JPMC, taking Sindh's toll to 38 this year.
About 25pc of cancer patients at Karachi's JPMC cannot finish treatment because newer therapies cost too much, doctors said. Full care costs Rs3m to Rs4m.
Residents and environmentalists protested at Nehr-i-Khayam in Clifton against a commercial project they say will narrow a key storm-water channel.
Karachi millers raised flour prices by Rs6 a kg, taking the week's rise to Rs20, while Hyderabad chakki owners and a PTI MPA attacked government wheat pricing.
The third World Culture Festival runs at Karachi's Arts Council from October 29 to November 22, with over 1,000 foreign and 500 Pakistani artists.