Govt Has Set $38-$40 Billion Export Target For FY22: Razak Dawood

Prime Minister’s Advisor on Commerce, Abdul Razak Dawood, says Pakistan’s exports touched the mark of over $25 billion during the last fiscal year, and now the government has set an export target of 38.7 to 40 billion dollars for the current financial year. Addressing a joint news conference with Prime Minister’s Special Assistant, Shahbaz Gill, in Islamabad this afternoon, he said in June alone our exports were 2.7 billion dollars, while in the last month, they were 2.3 billion dollars. ALSO READ SECP Issues Draft Cloud Adoption Guidelines For Companies Abdul Razak Dawood said the export target for the previous…

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Lack of Policy Puts Academic Year of Pakistani Students in Afghanistan in Jeopardy

Thousands of Pakistani students enrolled in various Afghan universities are at the risk of losing their academic year due to the closure of Torkham, a major border crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan. The border was closed by the Ministry of Interior on 17 June for all kinds of movement on the directives of the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) to stem the spread of coronavirus pandemic. As a result of border closure, Pakistani students studying in varsities across the border have been left stranded in Pakistan. These students had returned to Pakistan in mid-May because of a coronavirus outbreak…

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Rupee Touches Nine and A Half Month Low Against US Dollar

The Pakistani Rupee (PKR) continues to crumble against the US Dollar (USD) in the interbank currency market. Today, PKR deteriorated massively by Rs. 1.24, hitting a nine- and a half month low. PKR closed at Rs. 163.67 to the USD on Monday (August 2) as compared to Rs. 162.43 to the USD on Friday (July 30). This is the lowest value for the rupee against the greenback since October 13, 2020. ALSO READ Rupee Continues to Crumble With Another Big Loss Against the USD According to experts, multiple factors have caused Rupee’s downfall, not just against the USD but also…

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DICE Foundation Engineers Fully Indigenous EV in Pakistan

Several wealthy Pakistanis are planning to invest in the new and promising avenue of Electric Vehicles (EVs) as the government has announced various benefits for those who wish to enter the arena and offer a more environmentally friendly means of commute to Pakistanis. An overseas Pakistani company called DICE Foundation has reportedly engineered a fully indigenous EV for the Pakistani market, and The Express Tribune stated that its physical prototype will be revealed within the next four months. ALSO READ Honda City vs. Toyota Yaris vs. Changan Alsvin — Is New Really Better? The media outlet spoke with the founder…

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DICE Foundation Engineers Fully Indigenous EV in Pakistan

Several wealthy Pakistanis are planning to invest in the new and promising avenue of Electric Vehicles (EVs) as the government has announced various benefits for those who wish to enter the arena and offer a more environmentally friendly means of commute to Pakistanis. An overseas Pakistani company called DICE Foundation has reportedly engineered a fully indigenous EV for the Pakistani market, and The Express Tribune stated that its physical prototype will be revealed within the next four months. ALSO READ Honda City vs. Toyota Yaris vs. Changan Alsvin — Is New Really Better? The media outlet spoke with the founder…

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Gilgit Baltistan Bans Entry of Tourists

In light of the ongoing extreme weather situation, the Gilgit-Baltistan government has banned tourists from entering the region indefinitely. “To ensure the safety of the people, the government has decided to ban entry until monsoon rains end”, read a statement in the official notification which was issued by the Astore-Diamer Division Commissioner, Dildar Malik. Citizens who’re found violating these orders will be severely punished, the notification added. ALSO READ Islamabad and Rawalpindi Impose Partial Lockdown to Contain COVID-19 The past few days saw hundreds of tourists stuck for hours on the roads due to heavy landslides at Babusar Top and…

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ICC Dismisses India’s Request Against Kashmir Premier League

International Cricket Council (ICC) has stated that it has no jurisdiction over Kashmir Premier League (KPL) as it’s not an international cricket tournament. ICC’s response came after the Board for Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) approached the governing body to take action against the tournament. ALSO READ India Approaches ICC Against Kashmir Premier League ICC has stated that it has no control over the matter and cannot make a decision to cancel the tournament. According to details, KPL will go ahead as scheduled, with the tournament set to be played between 6-16 August at Muzaffarabad. Earlier, BCCI had warned…

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Top 5 Locations to Rent a House Under Rs30,000 in Jhelum

One of the prominent cities of Punjab – Jhelum marks the end of the Potohar Plateau, and it is situated beside the river Jhelum. The city can be easily accessed via GT Road and is renowned as a land of people with courage. The most renowned districts approximate to Jhelum include Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and Gujranwala. This city also plays a significant role in the development of Pakistan. For the convenience of the people of Jhelum, Graana.com, through this blog, introduces ‘Top 5 Locations to Rent a House under Rs30,000 in Jhelum’. Shadab Colony The first area on the list where…

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Zoom Agrees to Settle Privacy Lawsuit for $85 Million

Video conferencing giant Zoom is spending $85 million to improve its security to settle a privacy breach lawsuit. This lawsuit claimed that Zoom had violated its users’ privacy rights. ALSO READ Zoom Acquires Five9 in US’s 2nd Biggest Tech Deal As per details of the lawsuit, Zoom had been sharing its users’ personal data with Facebook, Google, and Linkedin. The lawsuit also argued that Zoom calls are easily disrupted by hackers in a practice called “Zoombombing”. Zoom has denied any wrongdoing in the settlement agreement. This preliminary settlement still requires approval from U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose,…

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