Tag: Budget 2021-22
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Despite Protests, Budget 2021 Presented in Balochistan Assembly
QUETTA: Despite strong opposition protests, Jamal Kamal brilliantly managed to present the budget 2021 for the financial year. Balochistan Awami Party presented the budget for the next financial year 22-2021 during the fierce protests of the opposition. A meeting of the Provincial Assembly was held under the chairmanship of Balochistan Assembly Speaker Abdul Qaddos Bizenjo…
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Attempt to Throw Shoe at Balochistan Chief Minister Jam Kamal
QUETTA: According to reports, angry workers of opposition parties in Balochistan Assembly tried to throw shoes at Balochistan Chief Minister Jam Kamal. The angry workers reportedly belong to JUI-F. According to sources, opposition parties are continuing to protest outside the Balochistan Assembly against the budget 2021-2022. Due to the protest, two members of the Assembly were…
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Barrister Ali Zafar Praises Budget 2021-22 in Senate Speech
Barrister Zafar began his speech by highlighting its positive aspect of helping both the rich and poor of the country. He mentioned that Pakistan’s budget policy used to be only “the trickle down policy” but this time the addition of the “bottoms up approach” was a very much needed policy. Both policies together will…
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PML-N presents charge sheet of Punjab’s budget 2021-22
LAHORE: PML-N has filed a charge sheet on the negative aspects of Punjab’s budget. According to reports, a debate is raging at the moment as to whether the budget was better during the PML-N regime or the PTI regime. In the financial year 2013, the budget of the PML-N government was Rs 1,021 billion. While…
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Punjab Government Allocates Rs 4 billion for Environment, Agriculture and Wildlife Sectors
During Punjab Assembly session, Provincial Finance Minister Makhdoom Hashim Jawan Bakht said in his budget speech that provincial government has allocated Rs 4 billion for tree plantation to control the rising graph of pollution resulting in serious health hazards for the people. He explained that Rs 2.56 billion would be spent on ‘10 billion…
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Rs 500 million Allocated for food sector development in Punjab
LAHORE, June 14 (APP):Punjab government has proposed to allocate Rs 500 million for development of food sector in the budget 2021-22. According to budget document, Rs 250 million have been allocated for ongoing food schemes, while the other Rs 250 million have been allocated for new schemes of food sector. For five ongoing schemes…
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Government of Punjab Allocates Rs 1,235 million for Tourism in Budget 2021-22
The government of Punjab has allocated Rs 1,235 million for tourism budget 2021-22. According to details, Rs 823.915 million has been allotted for 20 new tourism schemes while for the 14 ongoing schemes Rs 429.085 has been allocated. During budget speech in Punjab Assembly, Finance Minister Hashim Jawan Bakht said that the government has…
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Important Aspects of the Federal Budget 2021-22
Lahore: Important aspects of the federal budget have come to the fore. According to reports, today the important points of the federal budget are slowly coming to the notice of the people. Here are some details regarding the important points. 1- Re-launch of self-assessment scheme 2- Third party audit introduced 3- Automatic selection for audit…
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Shahbaz Sharif Lashed Out at the Government
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President and Leader of the Opposition Shahbaz Sharif, while addressing the parliamentary party, lashed out at the government. Expressing regret, Shahbaz Sharif said that a tragic train accident had taken place in Ghotki, Sindh, in which precious human lives were lost and more than 100 people were injured. This is…
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Budget 2021-22 Dashed the Hopes of a Digital Pakistan
According to reports, while economists have termed the budget as a very good budget, experts say that this budget have shattered the dream of Digital Pakistan. Additional taxes on SMS, calls and internet data on consumers have eroded the vision of Digital Pakistan. According to the statistics, Pakistan is already ranked 128th in the…