Adeel Hassan
Sindh wheat procurement 2026 marks a big leap as Sindh digitises wheat procurement in Pakistan, transforming the country’s agricultural sector. The procurement process in 2026 is transparent, technologically advanced and revolves around the Benazir Hari
Adeel Hassan
The energy environment in Pakistan is steadily but powerfully changing, and at the center of this transformation is the Sindh Solar Scheme by the Sindh government. This subsidised model was meant to ensure that renewable
Adeel Hassan
On Monday, April 20, 2026, KSE-100 crash 2026 was witnessed as the financial markets of Pakistan experienced a sudden fall. Yet by no means the first closing of over 3,000 points in the main index
Adeel Hassan
Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDC Kohat Discovery) of Pakistan has reached a big milestone in the energy sector when it announced the discovery of a big oil and gas field in the Kohat
Adeel Hassan
The economy of Pakistan is defined not only by national policies but also by brain drain Pakistan and the migration of its citizens to the rest of the world. Two key forces are central to
Adeel Hassan
Taxation in Pakistan has been a subject of controversy since time immemorial, primarily with respect to its effect on the middle class within the Pakistan tax system. On the one hand, taxation is crucial to
Adeel Hassan
Gold price in Karachi unexpectedly skyrocketed today. This sharp increase had both buyers and have been taken by surprise. Despite having experienced a relatively stable period, the sudden increase of Rs.1,100 per tola in gold
Adeel Hassan
Pakistan Fuel Prices Surge as Pakistan’s jump to Rs458.40 for petrol and Rs520.35 for high-speed diesel was not a routine revision. It came after a sharp global oil shock tied to the latest Middle East
Adeel Hassan
Pi Network Pakistan is back in Pakistan’s crypto chatter, and this time it is not only because of curiosity. The PI to PKR conversion has started getting watched again as traders, miners, and casual holders
Adeel Hassan
Pakistan Petrol Subsidy App is shaping up as a targeted relief tool, not a blanket price cut. The idea is simple: instead of subsidising fuel for everyone, the government wants verified low-income users, especially motorcycle
