By Syed Muzammil Hussein Recently I was astonished to find a fake currency Note of Rupees one thousand (Rs.1000/-) among cash withdrawn by me from an ATM outlet of Habib Bank Limited in Rawalpindi. I want to report it to the concerned quarters to take stern action to combat menace of fake currency notes as [...]
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Fake Currency Notes in ATM
Posted in Economics/ Finance, tagged corruption, corruption in pakistan, fake currency, Habib Bank, Pakistan, Pakistan Banking Council, Pakistani rupee, Rawalpindi, Rupee, Syed Muzammil Hussain on October 6, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Elite major hurdle in tax base widening: Hafeez tells Senate
Posted in Economics/ Finance, tagged Abdul Hafeez Sheikh, corruption, corruption in pakistan, culture of tax evasion, Economy of Pakistan, Hamara Pakistan, hamaray hukmaran, Higher Education Commission, National Debt, Pakistan, Pakistani elite, pakistani politics, Qamar uz Zaman, tax evasion on September 24, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
By Qamar uz Zaman ISLAMABAD (September 23, 2010) : Federal Finance Minister Dr Abdul Hafeez Sheikh on Wednesday termed the “elite” of the country as a major hurdle in broadening the tax base and responsible for promoting culture of tax evasion, which is dragging the economy away from self-reliance. Replying to several questions in the Senate, [...]
Gov. urged to curb corruption and Opposition Senator Khurshid Ahmed resisted Flood Tax
Posted in Economics/ Finance, tagged Asif Ali Zardari, Business Recorder, Economy of Pakistan, education in pakistan, fiscal policy in Pakistan, Hamara Pakistan, hamaray hukmaran, Muhammad Ali Durrani, Pakistan, Pakistani Floods, parliament, Professor Khurshid Ahmed on September 23, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
By Business Recorder ISLAMABAD (September 22, 2010) : Opposition Senators have strongly opposed the imposition of flood tax, urging the government to create fiscal space by reducing expenditures and curbing corruption in various institutions. Taking part in the debate, Senator Professor Khurshsid Ahmed said that the government should reduce its expenditure and control massive annual corruption [...]
Pakistan and China’s economic cooperation
Posted in Economics/ Finance, tagged Asif Ali Zardari, Balochistan, Bunji, China, China National Energy Administration, China-Pakistan trade, Chinese investment, Daily Times, Gwadar, Hu Jintao, hydro power projects, India, Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Ismat Sabir, Kohala, Neelum-Jhelum project, Pakistan, Pakistan Stone Development Compan, Punjab, SAARC on July 21, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
By Ismat Sabir China is a friend and a strategic partner promoting stability and economic progress in Pakistan, said Chinese President Hu Jintao. While responding to this statement, President Asif Ali Zardari said, “It is our belief that Pakistan can act as a force multiplier for China and we will continue to work towards this [...]
Islamic banks need to introduce transparency says Professor Khurshid Ahmed
Posted in Economics/ Finance, Pakistan, tagged interest, Islamic Banking, Islamic economic system, Islamic Finance, Islamic financial system, Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Murtaza Mughal, Pakistan, Professor Khurshid Ahmed, riba, Shariah, Shariah-compliant, Sudan on April 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
ISLAMABAD: Senator Professor Khurshid Ahmed has said that despite best efforts riba-free banking is yet to make any substantial contribution to the economy and to the evolution of a new Islamic financial system in Pakistan. Renowned research scholar, educationist and economist Prof. Khurshid Ahmed said that Islamic banks (IBs) need to introduce more transparency and [...]
From Learning Till Progression
Posted in Economics/ Finance, Education System, tagged economic development, Economy of Pakistan, education in pakistan, globalization, India, Industries in Pakistan, Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Load-shedding in Pakistan, Pakistan, Pakistani brand, pakistani companies, power crises on January 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
It was the second year of my engineering, 2007, and the Christmas and New Year holidays were just over. The routine hectic life was about to begin once again. Went to uni the first day I found one of my Indian classfellow having a brand new laptop — the brand was unknown to me. I [...]


