Archive for November 2005
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The National Assembly was informed on Monday that no bird flu case has so far been reported in Pakistan. Responding to a calling attention notice, Federal Minister for Environment Tahir Iqbal said the government was
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China's trade surplus is on track to almost triple this year to around $90 billion, but export growth will lose steam next year amid rising trade tensions, the government said. "China's exports have maintained fast
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The government of Mutahida Majlis-i-Amal (MMA) on Monday tabled another mildly amended Hisba Bill-2005 amid the worst rumpus created by the otherwise a friendly and docile opposition in the NWFP Assembly. When the Provincial Minister
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The government of Mutahida Majlis-i-Amal (MMA) on Monday tabled another mildly amended Hisba Bill-2005 amid the worst rumpus created by the otherwise a friendly and docile opposition in the NWFP Assembly. When the Provincial Minister
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Restoration of the 'wealth statement' is the only viable option to obtain exact investment details of overseas Pakistanis and local investors in properties business. Tax experts told Business Recorder on Monday that the Central Board
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Immigrants who want to become UK citizens will have to show a knowledge of British customs and history if they are to pass new compulsory tests unveiled by the government on Monday. The 45-minute "Life
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Immigrants who want to become UK citizens will have to show a knowledge of British customs and history if they are to pass new compulsory tests unveiled by the government on Monday. The 45-minute "Life
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The Oil Companies Advisory Committee (OCAC) in its meeting here on Monday decided to keep the prices of petroleum products unchanged for the next fortnight. A press release issued here by the OCAC says that
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The Oil Companies Advisory Committee (OCAC) in its meeting here on Monday decided to keep the prices of petroleum products unchanged for the next fortnight. A press release issued here by the OCAC says that
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The Oil Companies Advisory Committee (OCAC) in its meeting here on Monday decided to keep the prices of petroleum products unchanged for the next fortnight. A press release issued here by the OCAC says that
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