Still much cheaper than India, mindThe caretaker government on Friday night increased the prices of petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) by Rs 26.02 and Rs 17.34 per litre, respectively, to over Rs 330, a psychological barrier that has been crossed for the first time in the country’s history.
Aditya_V wrote: ↑16 Sep 2023 12:42 The only way the Pakistani public are able to take this much pain is other than Pak Fauj, nobody else has guns, I am sure they have got hold of the Armaments left behind NY the Americans, if the Aam Abduls has access to weapons and ammo all he'll would have broken loose.
There was rumor of introduction of PKR Rs 10000 note...suryag wrote: ↑17 Sep 2023 11:02 Having studied pindinomics I have a feeling that Pakis will consider demonetizing 1000 and 5000 note. In one stroke this will reduce inflation as the lower denominations will not be able to buy anything at prevailing prices and then since demand will fall down prices will come down.
That's probably true Chetak sir. There were a couple of mobile phone videos showing Pak kaptaans 'facilitating' such cross border 'trade'.chetak wrote: ↑17 Sep 2023 11:33 ...
many enterprising elements of the paki army may be involved in this exercise and the authorities seem to be a turning a blind eye because these sort of transactions are acting like the proverbial relief valve to contain violent resentment from spilling out openly while somewhat minimizing the hardships of the awam
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Hundreds of thousands of people, including workers and supporters of the National Party, Haq Do Tehreek, and other parties, participated in a protest rally and staged a sit-in in Turbat town against the ban on trade activities at the Pak-Iran border areas on Saturday.
A strongly worded resolution was adopted at the protest rally and public meeting. In the resolution, they referred to the ban as “a conspiracy against the people of Balochistan”. They demanded that Islamabad should review its decision and immediately restore border trade with Iran.
The resolution said that terming the supply of Iranian oil from the Balochistan border ‘smuggling’ was not supported by facts.
“All transporters operating at the Pak-Iran border were registered with the Frontier Corps and local administration, and they crossed into Iran with the permission of the authorities concerned,” the resolution stated.
It added that people arranged thousands of vehicles after their registration because it was a legal trade.
The leaders of the protesting parties deplored the sudden change in the government’s stance, declaring the ‘legal supply’ of Iranian oil and other items illegal.
more likely !
I got to give it to these Bakis. They cling to every small straw of positive news and create bragging moments.g.sarkar wrote: ↑30 Sep 2023 01:48 https://tribune.com.pk/story/2438393/ru ... g-currency
Rupee named world’s best-performing currency
Closes at an impressive Rs287.74 against greenback, gaining Rs1.01
Our Correspondent, September 29, 2023
KARACHI: The Pakistani rupee has claimed the title of the world’s best-performing currency for September, marking a seven-week high against the US dollar. On the seventeenth successive working day of its upward trajectory, the rupee closed at an impressive Rs287.74 against the greenback, gaining 0.35% or Rs1.01, according to the State Bank of Pakistan’s data.
Leading financial firm Arif Habib Limited declared, “Pak rupee became the best-performing currency of the world during September 2023.” In the same period, other top-performing currencies such as the Mauritian rupee, Hong Kong dollar, and Canadian dollar gained less than 1%. In contrast, over three dozen currencies worldwide experienced declines ranging from 0.1% to 6.2% during the month.
Over the past 17 working days, the Pakistani currency has cumulatively strengthened by an impressive 6.73%, recovering 19.36 from its record low of Rs307.10/$ on September 5, 2023. This remarkable performance has brought the rupee back to its pre-caretaker government levels.
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Pakistan’s economy has continued to face hardships as two more industrial units announced that they would observe a partial shutdown in the face of thin demand for textiles and automobiles.
In its notification to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Monday, Shahzad Textile said owing to lesser market demand for yarn and other economic adversities, its board of directors decided to shut down units No 1 and 4 from September 29, 2023 for an indefinite time period. “However, unit No 2 and 5 will remain operative,” it clarified.
“We believe that this strategic decision will lead to several long-term benefits for our company.
The closure of yarn-making units for an indefinite period may spark further economic trouble as textile is the country’s largest export earner that fetches around 60% of the total export proceeds.
The notification suggests that global economic slowdown and recession in Europe are taking their toll on Pakistan’s textile businesses. In addition, a significant increase in the cost of production amid soaring energy tariffs has made Pakistan uncompetitive in international markets, according to industry officials.
sanjayc wrote: ↑03 Oct 2023 14:57 If Pakis don't have enough food to eat and are forced to have only one meal a day, that is also announced as a "strategic decision" to cut down consumption of unnecessary nutrients. "We believe this strategic decision will lead to several long-term benefits for us, including wastage of food, avoiding production of excessive stool and gas, and weight loss leading to several strategic health benefits"
Chetak sir, need to check the stats of pakis going to bangladesh. From Bangladesh to WB is just a simple tripchetak wrote: ↑03 Oct 2023 15:20...
How many of these scum are already in India and how many more are on their way.
If these scum can find the way to greece and eyetally, why not some of them end up in India, where many have relatives.
It's less expensive and also less risky
Manish_P wrote: ↑03 Oct 2023 15:39Chetak sir, need to check the stats of pakis going to bangladesh. From Bangladesh to WB is just a simple tripchetak wrote: ↑03 Oct 2023 15:20...
How many of these scum are already in India and how many more are on their way.
If these scum can find the way to greece and eyetally, why not some of them end up in India, where many have relatives.
It's less expensive and also less risky
No Bhai, I don't think so!suryag wrote: ↑17 Sep 2023 11:02 Having studied pindinomics I have a feeling that Pakis will consider demonetizing 1000 and 5000 note. In one stroke this will reduce inflation as the lower denominations will not be able to buy anything at prevailing prices and then since demand will fall down prices will come down.
No bhai, there are none!chetak wrote: ↑03 Oct 2023 15:20sanjayc wrote: ↑03 Oct 2023 14:57 If Pakis don't have enough food to eat and are forced to have only one meal a day, that is also announced as a "strategic decision" to cut down consumption of unnecessary nutrients. "We believe this strategic decision will lead to several long-term benefits for us, including wastage of food, avoiding production of excessive stool and gas, and weight loss leading to several strategic health benefits"
sanjay ji
The akshull queschun should be:
How many of these scum are already in India and how many more are on their way.
If these scum can find the way to greece and eyetally, why not some of them end up in India, where many have relatives.
It's less expensive and also less risky
I am assuming your post is not sarcasmVishnuS wrote: ↑03 Oct 2023 20:16 .....
No bhai, there are none!
Because they also feel India is a poor country!
Indo Pak fights and ISI propaganda helped us a lot. Plus, you migrate to a place where you already have some connections, Syrian Refugee Crisis helped Pak to set up the connections and in situations like these "Assi bhi Musalman Tussi bhi Musalman" plays an important role.
VishnuS wrote: ↑03 Oct 2023 20:16No bhai, there are none!chetak wrote: ↑03 Oct 2023 15:20
sanjay ji
The akshull queschun should be:
How many of these scum are already in India and how many more are on their way.
If these scum can find the way to greece and eyetally, why not some of them end up in India, where many have relatives.
It's less expensive and also less risky
Because they also feel India is a poor country!
Indo Pak fights and ISI propaganda helped us a lot. Plus, you migrate to a place where you already have some connections, Syrian Refugee Crisis helped Pak to set up the connections and in situations like these "Assi bhi Musalman Tussi bhi Musalman" plays an important role.
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One bedsheet, 1 toilet roll, 6 spoons, 2 small plates and an AC remote are missing from the hotel room where Pakistani sports presenter Zainab Abbas stayed: Hotel staff
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BREAKING Pakistani sports presenter Zainab Abbas reportedly deported by Indian authorities for her anti-Hindu tweets.
"She left on her accord" - echandee saved I see. She may not have been officially deported. But she may have been prodded .g.sarkar wrote: ↑09 Oct 2023 20:19 https://www.opindia.com/2023/10/pakista ... complaint/
Pakistani ICC World Cup presenter Zainab Abbas leaves India after her hateful, Hinduphobic, anti-India tweets trigger cybercrime complaint
It is notable here that Zainab was not "deported". She went back on her own accord, possibly after her old tweets triggered police complaints against her. Samaa TV corrected its earlier post that said she was 'deported', and later shared another post saying she has 'safely exited India' over safety concerns.
OpIndia Staff, 9 October, 2023
On 9th October, Pakistani ICC World Cup presenter Zainab Abbas exited from India. As per Samaa TV, she “exited India over safety concerns”. The media house added that she went to Dubai after leaving India. Her old tweets surfaced when she announced that she would be a presenter at the Cricket World Cup 2023 that India is hosting.
On 2nd October, Abbas posted on X (formerly Twitter) that she was excited to be a presenter at the ICC World Cup. However, X user YearOfTheKraken objected to the selection and posted screenshots of her old anti-Hindu and anti-India posts. In one of these old tweets, she ranted, “This 120 crore population can’t produce one fast bowler. Eat some f*c*ing meat u shud shakaharis.”
She used the cow piss jibe in another tweet to target Indians, particularly Hindus. She wrote, “..true it does Man went Delhi, and it smells of cow piss. Oops, that’s their maa Kaali maa.” The posts were deleted, and she had changed her handle years ago, but as it is said, ‘once it is on the internet, it is there forever’ the posts came back to bite her before her stint at ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023.
On 6th October, Supreme Court lawyer Vineet Jindal filed a complaint against her over her old posts. In his complaint dated 4th October, Jindal stated that Zainab Abbas had made anti-India and Hinduphobic statements. Taking to X, advocate Vineet Jindal informed about the complaint filed with the Cyber Cell of Delhi Police. He requested that an FIR be filed against Zainab Abbas under sections 153A, 295, 506, 121 IPC and sec 67 IT Act for disparaging remarks about Hinduism and anti-India statements. Moreover, the advocate demanded that the Pakistani presenter be removed from the list of presenters for the ongoing ICC Men’s World Cup.
Pakistani fans fumed at Zainab Abbas’s exit
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One bedsheet, 1 toilet roll, 6 spoons, 2 small plates and an AC remote are missing from the hotel room where Pakistani sports presenter Zainab Abbas stayed: Hotel staff
