JI sees Pakistan strong enough to back Palestine after India war
'Thousands of children are losing lives due to hunger in Palestine'
Power Crisis
Govt crackdown on electricity theft yields significant revenue recovery
Authorities intensify efforts to restore economic stability and address power crisis
Crackdown on electricity theft recovers PKR 122 billion
224 electricity thieves arrested in October as authorities continue their nationwide crackdown to stabilize the economy and address the power crisis.
Govt's anti-electricity theft drive yields substantial results
Over 114 billion rupees recovered, thousands arrested nationwide
Pakistan renegotiating IPP deals to cut costs: Minister
Leghari stresses stakeholders will have to 'give in to a certain point' but without compromising on sustainability
Anti-electricity theft campaign yields Rs103 bn
Over 83,000 electricity thieves arrested in nationwide crackdown
Govt crackdown recovers Rs95 billion from electricity thieves
Over 78,000 arrested in nationwide operation to combat power crisis
Citizens protest in Quetta against increasing electricity bills
Protesters demanded that the government withdraw all the excessive taxes
Power crisis worsens as shortfall hits 4,500MW
Situation is likely to worsen in coming days as heatwave is expected to continue
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