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Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani told his son Ali Musa Gilani on Wednesday to return home “immediately” and take part in the ephedrine case investigation,Express News reported. The premier’s son received his first clean chit from a parliamentary committee in the drug quota scandal earlier on Wednesday. . . . →Read More:Daddy calls belligerent Son back The economic observers foresee big distortions in long-term inflationary outlook as monetary expansion in the poverty-stricken country grows beyond 8 percent,far higher than the current pace of GDP growth. The central bank reported Tuesday that monetary expansion in the country grew to 8.6 percent during July-April 6 (FY12) compared to 8.92 percent of corresponding . . . →Read More:Long-term inflation expected Two statements have been circulating in my head for the last few days. The first one is by George Orwell: In a time of universal deceit - telling the truth is a revolutionary act. . . . →Read More:Zaid Hamid’s Ridiculous Crusade against SAFMA  Leave a comment  Vent it Out!  Allahu Akbar,Area 14/8,armed forces and our freedom on behalf of the enemies,first one is by George Orwell,revolutionary poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz,second is a piece of poetry,Two statements have been circulating,war against the Pak sarzameen,Zaid Hamid,Zaid Hamid’s Ridiculous Crusade against SAFMA With interest rates in Pakistan consistently hovering above 10 per cent for the last five years,one would expect the masses to be encouraged enough to save and reap benefits of higher returns. . . . →Read More:Why Pakistan has the lowest savings in the region? Leave a comment Info Hype Area 14/8,behavioral shift at consumer level,expect the masses to be encouraged enough to save,interest rates in Pakistan consistently hovering above 10 per cent,Pakistan Flag,reap benefits of higher returns,red flag,savings in proportion to the country’s Gross Domestic Product,State Bank,Why Pakistan has the lowest savings in the region? Taking notice of the Bannu jailbreak and the subsequent escape of a large number of prisoners,the Peshawar High Court chief justice on Monday ordered a judicial inquiry into the incident. Justice Dost Mohammed Khan constituted a two-member committee and asked it to submit its findings in three days. . . . →Read More:PHC orders investigation into Bannu jailbreak | |||
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