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PESHAWAR:The middle class in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) is grappling with the severe impact of surging inflation, skyrocketing
airforce fuel prices, and soaring electricity costs, mirroring the struggles faced by citizens across the country.The consequences of this economic turmoil are painfully evident, with marketplaces appearing deserted, devoid of the usual throngs of shoppers.While talking to The Express Tribune, a local trader expressed the prevailing sentiment, stating, ldquo Record inflation has gripped the country, leading people to
air max tn limit their purchases to essential items, resulting in a significant reduction in market activity. rdquo The recent hikes in petroleum and electricity prices have triggered a domino effect, causing prices to surge across the board, affecting everything from vegetables and sugar to pulses, oil, and ghee. This price surge has deterred buy
air fone one ers from visiting the markets.Traders find themselves in a worrisome predicament, as sales have plummeted by nearly 70%, pai Sjze Iran s Khamenei says normalising Israel ties is a losing bet - state media
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has invited the MQM-P and Jamaat-e-Islami for con
jordan1 low sultations on the upcoming general polls on August 28 (Monday).According to sources, the commission will t
red sambas ake opinions on the elections from the heads of the two political parties.The ECP has already completed the process of consultation with the PTI, JUI-F and PML-N.The delegations of the three political parties presented their proposals to the chief election commissioner and other members of the ECP.The commission has called the PPP on August 29 to consult with it on the polls.Read more:HRCP says Muslim leaders complicit in
womens sambas Jaranwala attacksThe heads of political parties have been called for consultations on the date of the general polls, publication of electoral lists, and fresh delimitation of constituencies.The ECP has also decided to meet with the police chiefs, chief secretaries and provincial election commissioners of the four provinces in connection with the preparations for the general
