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Pakistan caretaker Prime Minister Anwar ul Haq Kakar said Pakistanis will have to pay the outstanding electricity bills without protesting.

Kakar says govt will fulfil agreements with multi-national financial institutions

Traders on Friday observed a complete shutterdown strike in Karachi against the bloated electricity bills amid backbreaking inflation.The recent massive hike in electricity bills has not only shaken...

“Lowering power prices is our sole demand,” say traders

Says judges, armed forces do not enjoy free electricity; promises relief in future bills.

ISLAMABAD: The government is seeking IMF’s consent for an unbudgeted subsidy to provide relief to electricity consumers from its additional monthly collection, senior officials of Finance and...

Chairman Nepra Wasim Mukhtar agrees consumers should not pay for inefficiencies, system disruptions and violations of economic orders.

In the early 1990s I travelled to Karachi and stayed with relatives. Upon enquiring, I learnt that my relative’s electricity bill was Rs1400. I was a bit surprised by this as he had three to...

PDMA issues alert ahead of an expected monsoon system starting from Sept 2

WAPDA, LESCO employees say they’re part of their salaries