Archive for November 2005
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The Indian government on Thursday promised to probe reports that its foreign minister and the ruling Congress party secretly benefited from shady deals linked to the UN oil-for-food programme for Iraq. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's
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As part of the President Musharraf''s initiative for attracting more investment, the government has changed the procedure of PC-1 approval and set deadline of six weeks for clearance of the project. However, the timeframe for
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As part of the President Musharraf's initiative for attracting more investment, the government has changed the procedure of PC-1 approval and set deadline of six weeks for clearance of the project. However, the timeframe for
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As part of the President Musharraf's initiative for attracting more investment, the government has changed the procedure of PC-1 approval and set deadline of six weeks for clearance of the project. However, the timeframe for
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Thousands of protesters staged rallies on Wednesday across the United States against the policies of President George W. Bush, including the war in Iraq and response to Hurricane Katrina. The World Can't Wait organisation, a
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Thousands of protesters staged rallies on Wednesday across the United States against the policies of President George W. Bush, including the war in Iraq and response to Hurricane Katrina. The World Can't Wait organisation, a
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The Well-17 at Adhi Field, located in districts of Chakwal and Rawalpindi, has been found productive for presence of oil and gas reserves, and is expected to be commissioned for regular production soon, Business Recorder
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The Well-17 at Adhi Field, located in districts of Chakwal and Rawalpindi, has been found productive for presence of oil and gas reserves, and is expected to be commissioned for regular production soon, Business Recorder
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The Well-17 at Adhi Field, located in districts of Chakwal and Rawalpindi, has been found productive for presence of oil and gas reserves, and is expected to be commissioned for regular production soon, Business Recorder
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The Large Taxpayer Unit (LTU), Karachi, has suffered a loss of Rs 6,460.08 million following shortfall in general sales tax (GST) collected from the petroleum products, including high speed diesel and motor spirit during 2004-05.
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