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Petrol price rises by Rs3.26 per litre, diesel reduced by Rs1.01 - Pakistan Times (opens the original)
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The federal government has increased the price of petrol and lowered the rate of high-speed diesel under its latest revision of ex-depot petroleum prices, effective October 2. In a press release issued on October 1, the Ministry of Energy’s Petroleum Division announced that petrol, also known as motor spirit, would rise to Rs390.66 per litre from Rs387.40, an increase of Rs3.26. High-speed diesel will cost Rs399.34 per litre, down from Rs400.35 following a reduction of Rs1.01. The Petroleum Divi
NEPRA to Hear Request for Rs1.73 per Unit Power Tariff Increase - Pakistan Times (opens the original)
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Electricity consumers could face another rise in their bills as the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) prepares to hear a request for an increase of Rs1.7267 per unit under the August 2026 monthly fuel charges adjustment. The Central Power Purchasing Agency-Guarantee (CPPA-G) submitted the request based on electricity generation and fuel costs recorded in August. If approved, the adjustment would also apply to K-Electric consumers. According to CPPA-G’s figures, 14.464 billion
Qatar Extends LNG Supply Disruption Notices to Pakistan, Other Buyers - Pakistan Times (opens the original)
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Qatar Energy has extended force majeure notices to some liquefied natural gas buyers, including customers in Pakistan and Bangladesh, as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz continues to disrupt shipments. Trading sources said the notices to Asian clients had been extended until November. Italian utility Edison, one of QatarEnergy’s largest European customers, said on Monday that it would not receive LNG cargoes until the beginning of December. The notice to Edison was first issued in April after
Pakistan Rejects Taliban Allegations Over Nuristan Clashes - Pakistan Times (opens the original)
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Pakistan on Sunday rejected allegations by the Afghan Taliban authorities linking its security forces and intelligence agencies to clashes in Afghanistan’s Nuristan province, calling the claims baseless. In a statement, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said Pakistan had no role in the Nuristan clashes or other internal violence in Afghanistan. It also denied allegations that Pakistani agencies were recruiting or training former Afghan security personnel or facilitating Daesh or other
Pakistan, Malaysia Discuss Rice Exports, Halal Standards and Food Security - Pakistan Times (opens the original)
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Pakistan and Malaysia have discussed ways to expand rice exports, improve cooperation on halal certification and strengthen food security ties during a series of meetings in Kuala Lumpur. Federal Secretary for National Food Security and Research Amer Ali Ahmed and Federal Secretary for Commerce Jawad Paul, joined by Pakistan’s High Commissioner to Malaysia Syed Ahsan Raza Shah, met representatives of BERNAS, Malaysia’s Department of Islamic Development (JAKIM) and the Ministry of Agriculture and
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