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Fahd SF

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The Left-Handers Club

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calendar_today05-09-2009 21:57:59

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Murtaza Solangi (@murtazasolangi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When Imran Khan believed that all development was only done under Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif when Musharraf destroyed Pakistan.

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The successful negotiation with the IPPs is one of the PTI government's biggest achievements, says Ammar Khan. I asked him what the key terms are and their potential impact on Pakistani consumers. Listen to this tabadlab Pakistonomy below. youtu.be/xBqPbwc0ALw

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As someone from Min of Info recently said, that even Goebbels would struggle to defend the shenanigans of the current setup. Incompetence of Govt cannot be hidden by "Media Strategy".

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پی ٹی آئی کراچی سے انتقال کر گئی اِنّا لِلّٰهِ وَاِنّا اِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُوْن. #NA249

Atif Mian (@atifrmian) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pakistan's economy is not in a good place - per capita income has not risen in 3 years (in fact down slightly) Even over the last 20 years, income per capita has grown at a paltry 1.9% 🧵

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With boomers in charge, who are mostly clueless about tech, the only solution is Banning an app 🤦 #PTA to be approached for blocking crypto portals Read More at: dawn.com/news/1669737/p…

Ahmed Jamal Pirzada (@ajpirzada) 's Twitter Profile Photo

(1/n) This is one of the least appreciated policies which Raza Baqir had to implement and which possibly cost him an extension. His predecessor expanded the size of SBP balance sheet (via lending to govt) by almost 6 trillion in just one year - an extremely inflationary policy.

(1/n) This is one of the least appreciated policies which Raza Baqir had to implement and which possibly cost him an extension. His predecessor expanded the size of SBP balance sheet (via lending to govt) by almost 6 trillion in just one year - an extremely inflationary policy.