Pakistan news of July 23, 2008
2008-07-23 12:41:25 (GMT) (Caymanmama.com - Pakistan News News)Pakistan news of July 23, 2008
Cap on oil firms margin and dealers commission will help saving Rs.7.5 billion annually
Tehreek-i-Taliban wants peace through dialog - issues warning to NWFP government
“Denying the Undeniable, enforced disappearance in Pakistan” - Amnesty International’s new report
Rs.20 billion equity fund triggers sharp rise in Karachi Stock Exchange trading
Pakistan government assures UN to provide funds for Benazir Bhutto’s murder investigation
Cap on oil firm margin and dealers commission will help saving Rs.7.5 billion annually
Islamabad: The decision by the government for temporarily freezing dealers commission and margin of oil marketing companies will help saving Rs.7.5 billion annually. The government of Pakistan took this step in wake of the outcry by the people of the country on the unprecedented rise in the price of petroleum products.
Tehreek-i-Taliban wants peace through dialog - issues warning to NWFP government
Khar: Following the negative response from the NWFP government, the chief of Tehreek-i-Taliban, Baitullah Meshud has issued waring to the provincial government of drier consequences if it did not stop military actions against jihadis in Hangu. The threat was sent through TTP’s spokesman Maulvi Umar.
“Denying the Undeniable, enforced disappearance in Pakistan” - Amnesty International’s new report
London: (AFP) Amnesty International’s new report on human rights abuse in Pakistan reveals the cases of missing people who have been taken away by the intelligence agencies of the country. The report demands that the Pakistani government should immediately reveal the whereabouts of the detained people and try them in the court of law for charges they have been taken into custody.
Rs.20 billion equity fund triggers sharp rise in Karachi Stock Exchange trading
Karachi: The Karachi Stock Exchange rose by 410.51 points yesterday. The trading session was surrounded by the positive sentiments created with the announcement of Rs.20.0 billion equity support fund.
Pakistan government assures UN to provide funds for Benazir Bhutto’s murder investigation
United Nations: The cost of investigation into Benazir Bhutto’s murder could run over $100 million. Pakistani government has sent its assurance of making the funds available to the UN through its Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi. The investigations could take approximately 14 months.
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