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Cannoli Controversy: PM Imran Weighs in on Using English to Insult Others

Cannoli Controversy: PM Imran Weighs in on Using English to Insult Others Prime Minister Imran Khan says he does not use English language phrases before those who do not understand the language, adding that we should respect our people. جن کو انگریزی سمجھ نہیں آتی، انکے سامنے انگریزی بولنا سے انکی توہین ہوتی ہے ۔ وزیراعظم کی آج ایک تقریب میں گفتگو#BoycottCannoli#CafeSoulpic.twitter.com/dxHPV2dMkq Addressing an official gathering in Islamabad, Imran Khan said that a large population of Pakistan does not speak English. The use of the English language before them is their insult. Therefore, he refrains from speaking English in his addresses. ALSO READ The premier had made similar remarks in a public gathering in January last year. He had slammed politicians and legislators for excessive use of the English language in their addresses, saying it reflects the ‘slavery mindset.’

New industrial units to create job opportunities

New industrial units to create job opportunities Chinese, Turkish, Saudi and European firms setting up plants at FIEDMC zone Improvement in economy is expected to come from a steady performance of agriculture and recovery in services sector. PHO-TO: FILE LAHORE: The establishment of new industrial units by Chinese, Asian, European, Turkish and Saudi companies at the industrial zone of Faisalabad Industrial Estate Development and Management Company (FIEDMC) will generate employment opportunities on a vast scale besides providing revenue for the government. These views were expressed by FIEDMC Chairman Mian Kashif Ashfaq during his visit to the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) on Thursday.

China may not fund USD 60 billion BRI project as Pakistan s burgeoning debt rises

China may not fund USD 60 billion BRI project as Pakistan s burgeoning debt rises © Provided by Zee News Islamabad: Beijing is backing away from Pakistan`s USD 60 billion commitment to the global Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), Asia Times reported. The CPEC`s future is not only clouded by China`s apparent new, more conservative lending policy but also Pakistan`s overborrowing, which is fast driving the country toward a debt crisis. Pakistan s debt to GDP ratio is now at a high 107% of GDP, FM Shakil said in his article. Pakistan has slipped into a debt trap due to the government`s failure to bring reforms and weak fiscal management.

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