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Pakistan Revenue Collection Up 25 Percent

  •   Sun, May 20 2012 09:53:05 AM

Islamabad, May 20 (IANS): Revenue collection in Pakistan has registered a 25 percent growth during the first 10 months of 2011-12 fiscal year as compared to last year, Finance Minister Abdul Hafeez Shaikh has said.

"If the trend continues, the revenue target of Rs.1,952 billion (about $21 billion) is expected to be achieved by the end of current financial year," the official APP news agency quoted Shaikh as saying Saturday.
  

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  • Widya, ZsSpaRcTFCcaC

    Thu, Jun 07 2012

    It is really a pity these kind of thngis happened in Mangalore where all religions especially christians and hindus live peacefully as one family since years.I dont think there is a single christian who do not have a hindu friend.So why this sudden violence.Even if there is conversion,why we could not sit and talk to each other and solve these issues without resorting to violence?We should consider ourselves as Indians first then only christians or hindus or of any other religious denominations.I hope and pray that all concerned leaders will get to gether and solve all these issues by dialogue as early as possible and let peaceful atmosphere of our beloved city to return to its original glory.

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