Pakistan has got another relief package from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), but instead it has to accept 11 new and strict conditions. According to a report by Express Tribune, IMF has allowed Pakistan to release $ 1 billion immediately, so that Pakistan has received a total amount of $ 2.1 billion so far. Along with this, IMF has also approved the $ 1.4 billion resilience and sustainability facility (RSF) for Pakistan.

Indo-Pak stress became a matter of concern for IMF

The IMF report clearly states that if the tension between India and Pakistan increases or persists for a long time, it may have a bad effect on the financial, external and improvement targets of this relief program. In such a situation, maintaining stability for Pakistan’s economy can be even more challenging.

What are the 11 new conditions of the IMF?

Now the matter of 11 strict conditions, without which Pakistan will not get the next installment. The impact of these conditions will be clear not only on the economy, but also on the life of the general public.

1. 17.6 trillion’s new budget

The IMF has directed Pakistan to pass a new budget by June 2025, which is in line with the fiscal targets of the IMF. In this budget, 1.07 trillion will be for development works, 8.7 trillion expenses, 2.1 trillion primary surplus and 6.6 trillion deficit has been fixed.

2. Agriculture income tax improvement

Now there is talk of taxing on income from farming. Under this, tax return processing, taxpayer identity, registration, communication and compliance will be made. It is mandatory to implement this entire process by June 2025.

3. Governance Action Plan

The IMF has asked the Government of Pakistan to prepare an action plan by preparing an action plan on the basis of governance diagnostic assessment, which will include ways to prevent corruption and increase transparency.

4. Cash transfer according to inflation

In order to maintain the purchasing power of the people of the country, the IMF has instructed Pakistan to adjust the cash transfer program every year according to inflation.

5. Financial strategy after 2027

Pakistan will have to make and publish a plan for the financial strategy after 2027, which will be described as a regulatory structure after 2028.

6. Annual amendment in electricity rates

Prior to 1 July 2025, Pakistan will have to notify the annual amendment of electricity rates so that the rates can be maintained according to the cost.

7. half -yearly amendment in gas tariff

The IMF has directed that by February 2026, Pakistan will have to notify half -yearly amendment in gas rates.

8. Captive Power Levi Law

Pakistan’s Parliament will have to pass a permanent law by the end of May 2025 to transfer the industrial energy to the national grid.

9. Debt service surcharge removal

Pakistan will have to enact a law so that the maximum limit of 3.21 per unit imposed on electricity consumers can be removed, so that the burden of power sector does not fall on honest consumers.

10. Eliminating technology zone incentives

The IMF has asked Pakistan to prepare a plan to completely eliminate all tax benefits given to special technology zones and industrial areas by 2035.

11. Bill on import of old trains

Pakistan will have to introduce a bill in Parliament with a list of all types of quantitative restrictions on imports of old old trains less than 5 years old by the end of July 2025.

Will the terms of IMF overshadow the Pakistani public?

These conditions of IMF will definitely give economic relief to Pakistan, but this can cause a big burden on the general public in the form of inflation, tax and energy rates. It will be interesting to see whether Pakistan will be able to fulfill these strict conditions or will they break its internal politics and patience.

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The incident was revealed when the man who guarded the cemetery one night informed the police after seeing the suspicious activities. When the police came and saw, their senses flew away. He caught the accused red -handed.

In a video released by Karachi police, accused Mohammad Salim is confessing his crime. He told the police that after seeing the condition of fresh flowers and grave, he used to guess whether the grave was new or old. He then dug the tomb from the feet so that nothing could be seen from above. By removing the dead body, he recognizes whether he is a woman or a man. He has done this three times and last time he went to do so, he was caught.
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Necrophylia, ie sexual attraction towards bodies. There is a rare but mental illness, which is usually recorded as a serious offense in the law. In many countries, a man suffering from necrofilia is punished strict and mental treatment is also done. However, in countries like Pakistan, where there is no provision of law in this regard. Such incidents make the society think at the level of both law and morality. The Karachi police has registered a case in this case under strict sections.

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