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Education Minister: Teachers should not turn year-end exams into 'high stake' events - Vimarsana News

Education Minister: Teachers should not turn year-end exams into 'high stake' events

KUALA LUMPUR: Teachers shouldn’t turn year-end exams into “high stake” exams, says the Education Minister.

Service charge in restaurants abolished; Fresh guidelines issued against unfair practice - Vimarsana News

Service charge in restaurants abolished; Fresh guidelines issued against unfair practice

The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has issued guidelines terming the service charge levied by restaurants as unfair trade practice. According to the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, the

Pakistan: Pharma association warns medicine shortage if taxes not abolished - Vimarsana News

Pakistan: Pharma association warns medicine shortage if taxes not abolished

Uniindia: Islamabad, June 25 (UNI) The Pakistan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (PPMA) has demanded the Pakistan government to abolish taxes on raw materials, citing shortage of 40 types of medicines, including life-saving drugs, and fearing 100 more if their request is not accepted.

Slavery Is Still Legal for Two Million People in the U.S. - Vimarsana News

Slavery Is Still Legal for Two Million People in the U.S.

Last year, President Biden made Juneteenth a federal holiday, but the United States has yet to acknowledge the direct line from chattel slavery in the…

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Pak finance minister Ismail warns of default if subsidies not abolished till July - Vimarsana News

Pak finance minister Ismail warns of default if subsidies not abolished till July

Finance Minister Miftah Ismail on Monday said that Pakistan would default if the government did not abolish subsidies on petroleum products till July.