2026-27 Budget : Salaried class woes — Dawn survey
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2026-27 Budget : Salaried class woes — Dawn survey
The households of a majority of salaried respondents are worse off this year than they were a year ago, according to Dawn.com’s annual pre-budget survey. Nearly 65 per cent of the 650 respondents described their household’s financial position as either “somewhat worse” or “much worse”. The survey s»»»
Niti Aayog appoints four distinguished fellows
In a recent development, the government think tank Niti Aayog has welcomed four distinguished fellows into its fold for a tenure of one year, according to an official statement released on Wednesday. This strategic move aims to enrich the organization with a wealth of experience and deep insights i»»»
The Indian economy is three economies combined into one
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of RBI began its bimonthly meeting on August 3. One of the most awaited takeaways from the meeting will be the MPC’s GDP growth projection, which will be released in the MPC resolution on August 5. The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of RBI began its bimonthly me»»»
Sri Lanka begins vote to replace president who fled
Sri Lanka’s parliament began voting Wednesday for a president to replace Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who fled abroad after his palace was stormed by angry protesters now bracing for a crackdown from his likely successor. One by one, the legislators entered ballot booths set up on the floor of the chamber t»»»
Sri Lanka begins vote to replace president who fled
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's parliament began voting Wednesday for a president to replace Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who fled abroad after his palace was stormed by angry protesters now bracing for a crackdown from his likely successor. One by one, the legislators entered ballot booths set up on the floor of the »»»
Sri Lanka begins vote to replace president who fled
Sri Lanka’s parliament began voting Wednesday for a president to replace Gotabaya Rajapaksa, who fled abroad after his palace was stormed by angry protesters now bracing for a crackdown from his likely successor. One by one, the legislators entered ballot booths set up on the floor of the chamber t»»»
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