1. amc confirms Interview With the Vampire season 3 before season 2 finale


    AMC has renewed “Interview With the Vampire” for a third season, drawing inspiration from Anne Rice’s acclaimed novel “The Vampire Lestat.” With a captivating storyline and new characters, the show continues to impress, earning critical acclaim and a devoted fan base.


    Published on:   28/06/2024

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  1. Shift from Sugar to Maize and Rice Marks India’s Growing Ethanol Production


    India has successfully shifted its focus to grain-based ethanol production, with maize accounting for a significant portion. The aim is to reduce reliance on imported crude oil and achieve 20% ethanol blending with petrol by 2025-26. This shift is motivated by concerns over water consumption in sugarcane cultivation.


    Published on:   27/06/2024

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  1. Export rally defying bill discounting trends


    The export performance in May 2024 pleasantly surprises with a 14% increase and marks the first time in two years that it has crossed the $3 billion threshold. However, the sustainability of this growth and the decline in textile group exports are still uncertain.


    Published on:   27/06/2024

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  1. Pakistani diplomat extends invitation for US investment


    Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States, Masood Khan, invites American entrepreneurs to invest in Pakistan’s IT, energy, agriculture, and mineral sectors. The US International Trade Administration identifies advantages for investors, including no shareholding restrictions and a flourishing IT sector. Click here to read more.


    Published on:   27/06/2024

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  1. Ban on Paddy Cultivation Imposed on Five Perennial Canals


    In a proactive move to address excessive rice cultivation and promote sustainable agriculture, Baqullah Unar has implemented a ban on rice cultivation in key areas of Pakistan for 2024. This decision aims to strike a balance between agricultural demands, water resource management, and environmental sustainability, ensuring the long-term viability of Pakistan’s important rice industry.


    Published on:   27/06/2024

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  1. pakistan wheat crisis: Farmers suffer as government faces confusion, exporters seek grain sales


    The ongoing wheat crisis in Pakistan negatively impacts farmers, leading to debts, decreased yields, and losses. Maryam J suggests solutions, including supporting farmers in purchasing seeds for rice crops. The crisis stems from the wheat import scandal in 2024, and the government’s refusal to purchase wheat raises concerns of potential food scarcity.


    Published on:   27/06/2024

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  1. Price of rice plummets following decline in wheat and flour prices


    Rice prices in Punjab decrease due to successful government efforts, with Super Kainat now available for Rs280/kg and Super Basmati for Rs210/kg. These reductions aim to alleviate financial burdens and promote accessibility of essential food items.


    Published on:   26/06/2024

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  1. England leads Euros group but disappoints in draw versus Slovenia


    New research reveals the impact of social media on mental health. A study found that excessive use of social media platforms increases feelings of loneliness and depression. Experts recommend setting limits on screen time to maintain good mental well-being.


    Published on:   26/06/2024

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  1. Calls for Prompt Action to Reopen Canals


    Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf has requested a fair investigation into the Sukkur Barrage incident and called for the release of water into closed canals to prevent heavy losses for growers. The closure of several canals has severely impacted agricultural land, leading to a demand for the irrigation minister’s resignation and a transparent investigation.


    Published on:   26/06/2024

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  1. Export Associations Reject Standard Tax Regime


    Major export associations in Pakistan strongly reject proposed budget measures, including the abolishment of the Final Tax Regime (FTR) and other ‘anti-export’ tax policies. They argue that these changes would have severe consequences for foreign exchange earnings, revenue generation, and employment in the country. The associations urge the government to withdraw these proposals and adopt successful export enhancement models from other countries in the region.


    Published on:   26/06/2024

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