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Sindh government dissented with the majority decision, says Asad Umar The Council of Common Interest (CCI) has approved the results of controversial census held in 2017 and decided to hold a new nosecount by the end of 2021, Federal Minister for Planning and Development Asad Umar announced on Monday. The CCI – a constitutional forum to discuss and decide matters between the federation and provinces – held its meeting on Monday with Prime Minister Imran Khan in the chair. It was attended by ...

Pakistan to have new Population Census in 2021 - ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The Council of Common Interest (CCI) has decided to hold a new Population Census in the Country in 2021 to address concerns of smaller provinces, especially Sindh. Briefing media in Islamabad on Monday after the CCI meeting held in Islamabad with Prime Minister Imran Khan in the Chair, the Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Asad Umar told that the new Population Census will be held in 2021 inst...

Warns against anti-competitive clauses in contracts

Last Updated: Pakistans Federalism, Parliamentary Democracy Eroding, Says Senator As Imrans Woes Mount He acknowledged that efforts are being made to replace the current federal parliamentary democratic system with a "quasi-presidential system" Pakistan Senator Mian Riza Rabbani on Wednesday said that federalism and parliamentary democracy are gradually eroding in the country, noting that the meetings of the Council of Common Interests (CCI) are not convened regularly, despite it being the...

The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Monday reprimanded the government over its failure to convene a meeting of the Council of Common Interests for the last two months. The court expressed disappointment over the PM Imran Khan government's lack of understanding of the need to conduct the CCI, as it was a 'basic requirement to run the country', it observed. The apex court`s dissatisfaction with the government came during a hearing of the local body election case, with Justice Qazi Faez...

Without demarcations of jurisdiction, the existence of multiple regulators also creates a risk of ‘forum shopping’, where a litigant gets to choose where to pursue his case, usually to achieve a favourable outcome.

Tata has said that the proposed transaction will not r cause any appreciable adverse effect on competition in India.

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Synopsis The move comes as an interim relief to Treebo and FabHotels amid an investigation into MakeMyTrip’s alleged misuse of its dominant position to block partner Oyo’s rivals. Agencies Bengaluru: India’s competition watchdog has directed MakeMyTrip to allow Treebo and FabHotels to relist their properties on its platforms, granting the two budget hotel chains interim relief amid an ongoing probe into alleged abuse of its dominant position by the online travel portal towards the competi...

WA election: Major party jobs plans unrealistic and unsustainable, senior economist says TueTuesday 9 Both major parties have committed to creating hundreds of thousands of jobs if elected. ( Share Print text only Cancel Key state election promises from both the Labor and Liberal parties to create hundreds of thousands of new local jobs are unrealistic and not sustainable, according to a senior economist. Key points: A senior economist has questioned the viability of the plans The states peak b...