The Pakistani government has significantly increased the salaries of top officials, with the National Assembly speaker and Senate chairman ...

Pakistan has increased its defence budget by 16.4%, despite seeking a bailout deal from the IMF to prevent economic collapse. The latest al...

Pakistan's talks with the IMF ended inconclusively over disagreements on new income tax rates for salaried and non-salaried individuals and...

The Pakistan government is likely to present the budget with the outlay of around Rs 18 trillion for the financial year 2024-25 on June 12,...

The caretaker government in Punjab has cleared 30 per cent to 35 per cent hike for government employees, based on the current basic salary....

As Pakistan moves forward to meet the IMF terms, the federal cabinet authorised a significant increase in the electricity base rate through...

Asian nations make up eight of the top 10 countries forecast to see real salaries rise, led by India, up 4.6%, Vietnam rising 4.0% and Chin...

Pakistani Rupee (PKR) is on a ‘free fall’ as it crossed 212 per USD on June 21. Whereas Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves have depleted ...

The "aap nay ghabrana nahi hai" phrase often used by Khan while addressing citizens has become a taunt in Pakistan in the wake of the worse...

Employees belonging to various ministries of the federal government wanted to enter the Red Zone and hold a sit-in before Parliament but we...

"We have increased the defence budget to Rs 920 billion (from Rs 860 billion)," Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said as he presented the federal...

The defence outlay works out to 1.63 per cent of the projected GDP for 2017-18, the lowest figure since the 1962 war with China.

Although wage increases in India are among the highest in Asia, salaries would rise only 3.4 per cent on average next year if inflation is ...

The defence budget has been marginally hiked to Rs 2,29,000 crore from last year's Rs 2,03,672 crore allocation, belying expectations of a ...

Salary hikes in India are among the highest in the world, but are only 2% above inflation forecasts for India next year, the report said.

Budgeted defence expenditure still remains just 1.9% of the projected GDP for 2012-13, much less than the 3% being demanded by the armed fo...

According to the latest inputs from various agencies, Pakistani authorities are now offering terrorists coming to fight in J&K a monthly sa...