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Friday, 28 June 2013
CNG Prices May Be Raised To Rs. 133 Per Kg
04:42
PakNews
Government of Pakistan has decided to increase the CNG prices by 80% to reduce its cost difference with petrol, this was reported by leading English newspaper of Pakistan. This means that CNG prices will be Rs. 133 per kilogram.
This increase in CNG price was to be implemented from 1st July however now Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has directed to the authorities concerned not to increase the gas tariff as it can further raise the inflation in Ramadan. Holy month of Ramadan will start from 9th or 10th July in Pakistan.
This decision will hit the CNG car users very badly as at present CNG prices for Region-I (Khyber Pukhtunkhwa, Baluchistan, Potohar region; Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Gujar Khan) is Rs. 74.44 per kilogram and for Region-II ((Sindh and Punjab excluding Potohar region) CNG price per KG is Rs. 65.78.
All the relevant ministries and Prime Minister have supported to increase the CNG price and present this move to Council of Common Interests (CCI) for approval which will now happen after Ramadan.
Govt. to pay 1st installment of Rs 326bn circular debt to IPPs today: Dar
03:12
PakNews
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The finance minister as against his pledge to resolve the circular debt problem within sixty days in his budget speech much to the surprise of the people has come up with this good news on the 18th day of his promise, which will go a long way in providing some relief to the people whose lives had become unbearable because of the prolonged load shedding all across the country. Addressing the national assembly here, Federal Finance Minister, Ishaq Dar said that the government paying this Rs326 billion to the IPPs and banks in cash and bonds--- Rs194 billion in cash and Rs128 billion in bonds. He said that after payment of Rs326 billion the balance of circular debt would be reduced to Rs177 billion for which the payment deadline as promised by him was August 10 and he was hopeful that remaining amount would also be paid by middle of July. The finance minister also announced a Ramazan package of Rs2 billion, which would be utilized for providing items of food and beverages at subsidized rates to the people in the Holy month of Ramazan. |
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