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ISLAMABAD:Instead of providing relief to the people, the federal government has increased the petroleum development levy (PDL) on high-speed diesel (HSD) by Rs5 per litre, pushing it up from Rs45 to Rs50 per litre -- fulfilling another condition imposed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for the revival of the stalled $6 billion bailout package.However, the government has decided to keep the prices of petrol and HSD unchanged for the next 15 days.The I
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