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Explosion Near Old Police Lines in Kohat Results in Multiple Injuries
Explosion Occurs Near Old Police Lines in Kohat, Multiple People Injured as Emergency Declared Across Hospitals
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State Bank Foreign Exchange Reserves Exceed $21 Billion for the First Time in History
State Bank Foreign Exchange Reserves Exceed $21 Billion for the First Time in History Following $3 Billion Eurobond Inflow
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Petrol Price Reduced Slightly While High-Speed Diesel Becomes More Expensive
Petrol Price Reduced Slightly While High-Speed Diesel Becomes More Expensive, New Rates Take Effect
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Markets to Close at 9 PM and 50% Cut in Official Fuel Quotas
Federal Government Announces Sweeping Austerity Measures: Markets to Close at 9 PM, Official Fuel Quotas Slashed by 50%
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Government and Petroleum Dealers Reach Agreement
Petrol Relief Scheme Talks Successfully Conclude: Government and Petroleum Dealers Reach Consensus, SBP to Guarantee Payments within Two Days
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ICC Announces August 2026 Player of the Month Winners
ICC Announces August 2026 Player of the Month Winners: Sri Lanka’s Sonal Dinusha and Isle of Man’s Lucy Barnett Claim Honors
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Departs for Two-Day Visit to UK
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Departs on Two-Day Visit to UK, Scheduled to Address UN General Assembly in New York
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Lights, Water, Life: How OGDCL’s Grassroots Investments Are Reshaping Rural Communities
The true legacy of a national energy leader is not written solely in balance sheets, reserve milestones, or barrel counts. It is etched into the soil of the remote districts where it operates—measured by the classrooms built, the clean water flowing through once-arid villages, and the healthcare access delivered to communities that have long stood…
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Petrol Subsidy: PM Shehbaz Sharif Directs Setup of Facilitation Desks at Petrol Pumps to Assist Citizens
Petrol Subsidy: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Directs Establishment of Facilitation Desks at Petrol Pumps to Assist Citizens
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Pakistan’s Current Account Deficit Narrows Significantly: August 2026 Deficit Shrinks to $100 Million
Pakistan’s Current Account Deficit Shrinks Significantly: August 2026 Deficit Drops to $100 Million Amid Rising Remittances and Exports