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Time of India
01-06-2025
- Time of India
Nashik cops return items stolen from 45 complainants
Nashik: The city police, at a programme on Friday, handed over recovered articles and goods to as many as 45 complainants. These goods valued at over Rs51 lakh had been stolen from the complainants and included 33 two-wheelers, two autorickshaws, two cars, a truck, 97g of gold and a cellphone, the police said. The 'Muddemal' return programme was organised by Zone 2 of the city police commissionerate under the guidance of CP Sandeep Karnik and DCP (Zone 2) Monica Raut. The articles returned were recovered by the police from Nashik Road, Upnagar, Indiranagar, Ambad, and Saptur police stations after cases were filed in respective stations. The complainants, especially women who got their gold chains back, expressed gratitude towards the police. Even complainants whose two-wheelers were stolen said they were grateful to the police for the speedy recovery of their stolen bikes and scooters, which were their important mode of commute to work and home. DCP Raut said they would continue with their efforts to recover maximum stolen properties and hand them to the complainants after completing all legal formalities. In-charge officers of all the police stations under Zone 2 attended the programme. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trading CFD dengan Teknologi dan Kecepatan Lebih Baik IC Markets Mendaftar Undo Similarly in April this year, a 'muddemal' return programme was organised by zone 1 officers of the police commissionerate, recovered articles worth over Rs1.32 crore were returned to complainants on Wednesday. The articles were cash, cellphones, jewellery among other items.
Time of India
03-05-2025
- Time of India
Kalmeshwar police act against illegal liquor sale
Nagpur: The Kalmeshwar police raided nine locations and registered nine cases against individuals accused of illegally selling domestic, foreign, and mahua liquor. The raids were carried out on April 1, 2025, based on secret information received by the police. The police confiscated liquor worth Rs51,500 and Rs6,42,200 cash. Cases were registered against the accused under Section 65(e) of the Maharashtra Prohibition Act .
Express Tribune
09-04-2025
- Business
- Express Tribune
Total debt rises to Rs75,000b, NA told
The volume of domestic and foreign debt of Pakistan reached Rs75,000 billion by February this year, while the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) collected a whopping Rs820 billion in the taxes from the salaried taxpayers in the last 3 years, the National Assembly was informed on Wednesday. The Finance Ministry presented the details of the country's debt and other financial data in the lower house of parliament. Accordingly, the country's domestic debt reached Rs51,000, and the external debt reached Rs24,000. According to the documents, the FBR has collected Rs820 billion in taxes from government and private sector employees during the last three years - Rs186 billion from government employees and Rs634 billion from private sector salaried individuals. In the last three years, the number of government taxpayers increased by 194,000, while the number of private sector taxpayers has increased by 550,000 people, according to the documents presented in the National Assembly. Trade policy Responding to a question during the Question Hour, Parliamentary Secretary for Commerce Zulfiqar Ali Bhatti said that the government was pursuing a policy to improve the country's trade environment through fostering export sectors and contributing to overall economic development. "The current Strategic Trade Policy Framework includes steps to boost exports competitiveness through various interventions across all sectors," Bhatti said. He added that two new trade missions were being established at Darussalam, Tanzania, and Maputo, Mozambique, to boost trade with Africa. The Strategic Trade Policy Framework, Bhatti said, "focuses on securing market access through free trade agreements, preferential trade agreements and strengthening trade links with the Central Asians Republics, Turkey, Iran, Europe and Russia. Similarly, he added a memorandum of understanding (MoU) had been shared with the East African nations to conclude a free trade agreement with Kenya and Rwanda. To another question, he informed the house that bilateral trade volume between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia last fiscal year was $5.7 billion. The parliamentary secretary for commerce informed the house that Pakistan had successfully secured duty-free concession on more than 94% of Pakistani products in the UK after Brexit – UK's departure from the European Union (EU). Responding to a separate calling-attention notice, Parliamentary Secretary for Finance Saad Waseem Sheikh told the lawmakers that the federal government had so far provided over Rs600 billion to the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government for the development of the former tribal areas. 145 unaccredited education institutions The Higher Education Commission (HEC) has issued warning letters to 145 unregistered educational institutions across the country, and steps are being taken to shut down these institutions. This was revealed by the Ministry of Education during a National Assembly session on Wednesday. The ministry provided details about the unaccredited educational institutions in the assembly.
