Archive for  February 2005
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The stock market touched another milestone on weekend and against expectation PTCL, OGDC, PPL and PSO received fresh orders from all the entities helping the index to reach new high mark of 7700 points. The
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The Central Board of Revenue has surpassed revenue collection target of Rs 292.5 billion by collecting Rs 303.742 billion during July-January (2004-05), reflecting an increase of Rs 11.242 billion. According to the latest figures issued
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The Central Board of Revenue has surpassed revenue collection target of Rs 292.5 billion by collecting Rs 303.742 billion during July-January (2004-05), reflecting an increase of Rs 11.242 billion. According to the latest figures issued
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The foreign exchange reserves reached $12.673 billion. The State Bank on Friday said that the State Bank's holdings reached $9.846 billion, while the holdings of commercial banks reached $2.827 billion. The country's reserves improved in
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The foreign exchange reserves reached $12.673 billion. The State Bank on Friday said that the State Bank's holdings reached $9.846 billion, while the holdings of commercial banks reached $2.827 billion. The country's reserves improved in
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Togo leader Faure Gnassingbe announced on television late Friday that presidential elections would be held within 60 days, bowing to international pressure following his hoisting into power on the death of his father earlier this
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Police in occupied Kashmir fired teargas and used batons on Friday to break up several processions and detained 65 people, police and witnesses said. The religious processions in Srinagar came two days ahead of the
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Influential US senators Joe Lieberman and John McCain called Friday for Russia's suspension from the Group of Eight industrialised powers accusing it of abusing democracy and political freedom. The two former presidential candidates introduced a
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President George W. Bush said on Friday that Iran is trying to use the United States' refusal to join European talks over Tehran's nuclear program as an excuse for not giving up uranium enrichment. He
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Kyrgyz President Askar Akayev said on Friday he would sue the leading opposition MSN newspaper for libel, nine days before a tense parliamentary election. Akayev accused the paper of smearing his family with stories about
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