Under the new measures, early retirement would be discouraged, and pension increases would be linked to the Consumer Price Index.

The current account deficit target has been set at $2.1billion, according to the annual plan for the fiscal year 2025–26. According to details, in relation to the gross domestic product (GDP), the ...

Pakistan's Budget 2025-26 cuts salaried class tax rates to 1-23%, reducing tax on Rs1.2M income from Rs30,000 to Rs6,000. Major relief for middle-income earners announced.

Pakistan’s Federal Budget 2025-26, set at Rs 17,573 billion, allocates Rs 2,550 billion for defense (19% increase) and Rs 8,207 billion for loan interest payments. With Rs 8,206 billion for provinces ...

Gold prices plummeted in Pakistan today with Rs6,100 drop per tola (Rs352,300). Global rates fell $61/ounce. Silver remains stable. Latest updates on precious metal prices.

Finance Minister Aurangzeb delivered the Rs17.573 trillion budget, citing targets including Rs14.13 trillion in revenue collection by the FBR and an approximately 19% increase in defence spending to ...

Sources divulged on Tuesday that the purpose of making such a decision is to ensure the preparations of the upcoming mega-events in the T20I format.

"Wearing that maroon, standing for the anthem, and giving everything I had each time I stepped on the field... it's hard to put into words what that truly means to me.

Punjab govt allows private schools to hold free summer camps from June 15-July 15 (7:30 AM-10 AM). Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat confirms no fees permitted. Details inside.

Pakistan's cabinet approves 6% salary increase for govt employees & 7% pension hike in Federal Budget 2025-26. Employees demand 50% raise amid inflation, threatening protests. Full details inside.

As part of the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP), Pakistan’s federal government has proposed to allocate 1,600 scholarships for students from Indian-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The initiative ...

PDMA warns of extreme heatwave in Punjab with temperatures up to 49.5°C (feels like 62°C) until June 13. Lahore, Faisalabad, Multan, and Bahawalpur face severe conditions. Stay hydrated and avoid peak ...