New delhi: The IMF, in its annual report, has given India a “C grade,” ranking it the second lowest. According to Radio Pakistan, a “C grade” indicates that there are shortcomings in Indian data, emphasizing that these flaws in India’s economic data create obstacles in the monitoring of the economy.
Islamabad: A two-day National Consolidation Workshop for Master Trainers and Item Writers was held at Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad. According to Radio Pakistan, the Inter Boards Coordination Commission organized the workshop to reinforce efforts to modernize assessment systems and enhance the quality and credibility of examinations across Pakistan. Parliamentary
Lahore: Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal has underlined the importance of a joint strategy for an environment-friendly policy in the country. He emphasized the crucial role of enhancing investment in green technologies as a necessary step to control pollution while addressing the Green Productivity 2.0 Conference at Lahore
Islamabad: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar says Pakistan is ready to expand cooperation manifold, if Afghanistan takes concrete and verifiable action against terrorists operating from its soil. He was giving a roundup of his international engagements to media persons at a news conference in Islamabad this evening.
Karachi: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has directed to expedite work on healthcare-related development projects. Presiding over a meeting to review progress on projects in Karachi today, he emphasized the need for swift completion of these initiatives to benefit the public. According to Radio Pakistan, sixteen new projects
Lahore: The Punjab government has decided to introduce a modern solid waste management system in urban centres. The initiative aims to streamline waste collection and improve environmental management within the province. According to Radio Pakistan, under the new project, waste bins reflecting specific colours will be installed for the collection
Lahore: Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal has called upon the youth to actively participate in safeguarding the country from climate risks under the government’s Green Productivity Vision. He made this appeal while addressing the two-day International Conference on Green Productivity at Lahore University of Management Sciences. According to Radio Pakistan, Ahsan
Gilgit: Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal has emphasized the need for expediting the ongoing development projects in Gilgit-Baltistan. Addressing bureaucrats in Gilgit, he said development is impossible without tackling climate challenges, calling for greater focus on energy, green infrastructure, health, and social development. According to Radio Pakistan, Ahsan stressed the importance