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Slightly surprised to hear him mentioning Mianwali as a backward area. If I look at the history he's been NA elect from the same area for three consecutive terms with at least one term under Mushi being all in all and one term with him being partial president.

Its all obvious,hallarious and ironic.Firstly, If PTI's members figured anywhere, they could at least bag one seat. Without strong position anywhere, they had to ally with someone. If they would try going solo, how would they expect favors in getting development funds? Ask the MPAs and Nazims...

Thar's coal is in sub-bituminous form with low heat content thus yielding lesser efficieny in power production. Imported coal is higher quality and yields better plant efficiency.

TBH I don't believe that even with current supply the country will have any surplus. Its not just that you add the power and the loadshedding disappears, the increasing growth will crate more demand, which is latent at current due to unavailability of sufficient energy. However, we need to have...

KSA has so far been a heavily subsidized and tax-free economy. Its only obvious that the first wave of fiscal reforms will be targeting the groups having least political implications. And this is just not the case with KSA, expect all of the GCC countries to replicate the Saudi model of taxing...

They don't need to, if your biggest opponent's dishonoring comes at the cost of a minor sacrifice, wouldn't not a bad political bargain

I don't believe N would like to see PTI sitting in opposition but rather stangled in a weak coalition government yet again. It does them perhaps the biggest favor.

That was government's own GPP which is now defunct. This is HUBCO's own 2X660 power plants.

Imported coal, initially one plant was dropped but now the original plan seems intact.

Just in case those who don't know. PSX's entire shareholding rests with the 200 TRE members I.e. brokerage firms. 40% of these shares are free while 60% are blocked at CDC. So government doesn't own any share of PSX.

I don't think 2018 is a debate anymore, the outcome is now obvious. What's worth discussing is that what will be the situation in KPK and Karachi.

Correction: they weren't the biggest, they were the only three stock markets and Karachi was ~95% of size and value with Lahore and Islamabad delivering just the rest. So merger made PSX slightly more liquid than KSE. HBL wasn't bought by a Shaikh but the Agha Khan foundation

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Its money talks, after the demutualization of the exchange, the guarantors or TRE holders were offered the form of shares to the extent of guaranteed amount in case of any extreme incident. The reserve price advised by the lead manager was 26 PKR. However, out of 4 strategic investors, three...

Pakistan Strategy Ni Hao PSX · As per media reports a consortium of China Financial Futures Exchange, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange, Pak China Investment Company Limited and Pakistan’s Habib Bank Limited were announced as the highest bidders for the PSX strategic sale...

Merely image improvement wont help, manufacturing setup requires qualified and cheap labor (available domestically), access to the markets of both inputs and outputs via roads and mass transit. If the security situation improves and the pre-requisites are in place, investors would automatically...

You dont see such questions from students of Quetta, Quetta still has good universities (BUITMS,UoB) its the rest of the province which is in complete shambles. And to add fuel to the fire, the non-baloch teachers in universities were murdered in cold blood, effectively cleansing Balochistan and...

1-Its sindh which produces the most gas for the country (~70%) 2-The gas is a priority resource for the province producing it. So you see the CNG stations, Industrial units and power houses in Punjab running on LNG rather than domestically produced gas while the same gas is being rather filled...

Let me ask very humbly, if the fall of Dacca really meant anything for us, then why was it dwarfed by only APS mourning? Everyone was talking about APS but none about what happened on the day in 1971. We don't want to learn from our history, dump the failures and move on.