Recent revelations show that KE Electric is producing electricity at costs 200% higher than those from federal sources. According to a report by Daily Jang, the inflated production costs are significantly impacting Karachi residents. In June, KE Electric’s production costs soared to over 58 rupees per unit from diesel, 41 rupees 80 paisas from furnace oil, and 38 rupees 10 paisas from LNG, compared to an average of 9 rupees per unit from the national grid.
Hafiz Naeem-Ur-Rehman Officially Inaugurates “Mera Brand Pakistan Expo” in Karachi
Hafiz Naeem-Ur-Rehman, the Ameer of Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan, officially inaugurated the “Mera Brand Pakistan Expo” in Karachi. The event aims to highlight and promote local brands, fostering a stronger sense of…