American Tax Revolt: California's Prop 13 Warning

Americans are increasingly dissatisfied with federal taxes, with nearly 60% saying they pay too much. This anti-tax sentiment echoes California's 1978 Proposition 13, which capped property taxes and reshaped public services, offering lessons for today's t

Pakistan Cuts Rs63 Billion More from Development Budget

The federal government has imposed a fresh Rs63 billion cut on the Public Sector Development Programme, bringing total reductions to Rs163 billion and lowering the outlay to Rs837.16 billion from the original Rs1 trillion.

Pakistan's Agricultural Economy Faces Silent Collapse

Pakistan's agricultural sector, once a cornerstone of the economy, is experiencing a quiet but profound collapse due to water scarcity, outdated practices, and policy neglect, threatening food security and livelihoods.

Pakistan's Unplanned Solar Boom Strains Grid

Pakistan's rapid adoption of solar energy, driven by high electricity costs, is straining the national grid due to lack of planning, causing instability and financial losses for power companies.

SECP Registers 2,993 New Companies in March 2026

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) recorded 2,993 new company registrations in March 2026, an 11% increase year-over-year, with 99.9% processed online via eZfile. Total registered companies now stand at 290,041.

Solar Home System Distribution Ceremony Tomorrow

A ceremony to distribute solar home systems will be held tomorrow in Islamabad, aiming to provide sustainable energy solutions to households and promote renewable energy adoption across the region.

Petrol Pump Owners Demand Higher Sales Commission

Petrol pump owners across Pakistan are demanding an increase in their sales commission, citing rising operational costs and inflation. The demand comes as they struggle to maintain profitability in the current economic climate.

Punjab Approves Rs 3.088B for Gujar Khan Underpasses

The Punjab government has sanctioned Rs 3,088.4 million to construct two underpasses on GT Road in Gujar Khan, aiming to enhance traffic flow and reduce accidents. The project involves clearing structures, affecting local traders who seek alternate sites.

Pakistan's Oil Diplomacy Fails to Lower Fuel Prices

Despite active diplomatic efforts with major oil-producing nations, Pakistan has not seen a reduction in domestic fuel prices, with experts citing structural economic issues and global market dynamics as key barriers.

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