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First-Ever Digital Census in Pakistan

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3 mn readA milestone in the history of Pakistan, with the help of the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS), a countrywide first-ever digital census, was conducted from Mar 01 to May 15, 2023. After gaining independence in 1947 from British India, likewise many other countries in the world, Pakistan was determined to conduct a census every 10 years. The first census was held in 1951, four years after independence. The first four censuses from 1951 to 1981 were conducted on time, but the fifth (in 1998) and sixth (in 2017) censuses were delayed due to different reasons.

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Do more for Bailout Package: IMF told Pakistan

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3 mn readPakistan is passing through difficult times, as the local economy is suffering due to inflation, circular debt, and adjournment in the approval of the IMF program. Though the government of Pakistan has fulfilled almost all terms and conditions associated with the loan program, the IMF is still expecting “Do More”.

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More Religious Shrine than Universities in Pakistan

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4 mn readThroughout the world a couple of concepts are considered common for the development of states and nations, indeed, education is one of them. We are living in a science and media-driven world where one cannot deny the importance of education. All developed nations give priority to the education sector to boost the capabilities of their human resource.

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Internet service suspended all a cross Pakistan after Imran Khan’s arrest

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5 mn readFormer Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan is considered one of the most popular political figures in the country and has a great following among the youth from north to south. On Tuesday (May 9th), he was arrested in the Al-Qadir Trust Case by Rangers and handed over to the NAB (National Accountability Bureau). As the country was passing through political havoc and confusion, his arrest added fuel to the fire. PTI workers and leadership consider Imran Khan as their “Redline”, so an immediate and aggressive reaction was observed in different cities of the country.

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Revival of Silk Road: China to Build a Railway Track in Pakistan

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4 mn readThe Gwadar-Kashgar Railway track is a massive infrastructure project that will connect Pakistan’s deep-sea port of Gwadar with China’s northwestern city of Kashgar. This railway track, which spans approximately 1860 miles, is part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which aims to create a direct link between the two countries.

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Inflation, Corruption, and poor governance in Pakistan

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4 mn readThe inflation rate in the country is rising at rocket speed with a huge increase of 1.80 percent in one week, after which the overall inflation rate in Pakistan reached 46.65 %. According to the data from the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS), the price of 26 essential items is augmented in a month. The 20 Kg bag of flour became more expensive by PKR 769; the new price of a 20 Kg bag of flour has touched an average of PKR 2586. Fruits, vegetables, tea packs, mutton, beef sugar, milk, eggs, and rice also became costly.

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Pakistan Election Commission deferred the Punjab General Elections

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4 mn readThe Election Commission of Pakistan postponed the Punjab Assembly elections scheduled on April 30, now these will be held on October 8. According to the notification of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), Inspector General Police (IGP), Punjab informed about the poor law and order situation in the province. IG Punjab while referring to the recent terrorist activities in the province said it will take at least five months to complete the operation against terrorists, as there is a shortage of 386 thousand policemen in Punjab province, only by deploying the Army and Rangers, this shortage can be met.

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Khalistani supporter and wanted Indian gangster Amritpal Singh is playing hide and seek with Indian police under tight security

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3 mn readA man named Amritpal Singh in India, who is accused as a radical Indian Khalistan separatist and the leader of organization ‘Waris Punjab De’ from Punjab is on run. Punjab State police along with Intelligence agencies are investigating the whole case, and is still empty handed. Amritpal Singh released a video admitting he is still in country and has no intention to leave, after multiple reports confirmed of him being in Nepal. All started in March when Punjab police decided to manhunt and arrest him. According to the information released by the police, he was arrested but his followers stormed the place that helped him to flee.