KPK releases 80.7 bn rupees for development projects under ADP 2026-27, showcasing financial stability. Funds allocated for roads, health, education in settled and merged districts.
Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah blames federal policy for flour crisis, announces wheat purchase at 3,000 rupees per maund, and discusses terrorism threats in Karachi.
The government imposes a 1% tax on imported coal, affecting coal-fired power producers. Importers must comply with audit and verification under sales tax laws.
Pakistan forms National Population Council led by PM Shehbaz Sharif to address rising population, involving federal, provincial leaders and various sectors.
Punjab government reshuffles senior bureaucrats, appointing Zahid Pervaiz as Additional Secretary Welfare and transferring Ali Bukhari. Further changes expected.
Government invites opposition to sign Charter of Democracy, urges correction of past mistakes. Khawaja Asif criticizes PTI's impact on parliamentary system.
Balochistan ends all fuel conservation measures. Markets to close at 9 PM, wedding halls by 10 PM, restaurants by 11 PM. Pharmacies and essential services exempt.
National Assembly approves 3.69 trillion rupees for defense in 2026-27 budget amid unanimous support, enabling federal funding for the next fiscal year.
Pakistan unveils mandatory spending details, allocating over 407 trillion rupees for debt repayment and other sectors. Finance Minister stresses tax net expansion.
Over 50 federal bodies offer high salaries, perks, with some employees earning 2-3 times more than regular officers. Critics call it a 'government within a government'.
The 2026-27 federal budget prioritizes defense with 3 trillion rupees allocated. Total expenditure is estimated at 18.771 trillion rupees, focusing on security and stability.