Tag: payment
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Urgent passport renewal fee increases to Rs6,000 for both online and offline applications
The fee for renewing a passport online has recently undergone an upward revision, resulting in an additional cost of Rs1,000. Consequently, the new fee for online passport renewal has been set at Rs4,000, marking an increase from the previous Rs3,000.
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National Refinery halts fuel supply to Pakistan State Oil over unpaid dues
The National Refinery Limited (NRL) has decided to suspend the supply of fuel to Pakistan State Oil (PSO) due to the state-owned oil marketing company’s failure to make payments to the refinery. PSO has encountered a severe financial crisis, leading to outstanding payments owed to various sectors as a result of the supply of petroleum…
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Here’s why iOS 16 is going to be the finest upgrade ever
On paper, Apple’s iOS 16, the iPhone’s next big software upgrade, appears to be innovative and super secure. iOS 16, which was previewed at Apple’s annual conference, would bring enhancements to communication, personalisation, and privacy. This contains significant upgrades to the lock screen, Messages app, and photos on your iPhone. The developer beta for iOS…
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PKR continues losing streak against US dollar, sheds Rs1.48
The Pakistani currency plummeted further against the US Dollar (USD) on April 20, with losses reported on the interbank exchange. At the completion of today’s session, the Pakistani rupee (PKR) lost Rs1.48 versus the US dollar. It declined by 0.80 per cent versus the greenback, closing at Rs185.92, after shedding Rs1.90 in the interbank market…
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New bank timings announced by SBP, Saturday will now be observed as a working day
Pursuant to the federal government’s directive issued on April 13, the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) would observe a six-day work week with amended timings. During Ramzan, working hours for the central bank, development finance institutions (DFIs), microfinance banks (MFBs), and all commercial banks, are as follows: Monday to Thursday and Saturday from 8:00 am to…
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‘PCB owes me Rs40-60 million,’ report quotes Younis Khan as saying
Former national cricket team captain Younis Khan has claimed that Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) owes him Rs40 million [Rs4 crores] to Rs60 million [Rs6 crores], but he is ready to join forces with them and work towards the betterment of the sport in Pakistan. Khan, who is the country’s all-time leading run-getter in Tests, also…
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Facebook to pay users $600 for taking survey
Facebook will pay $600 to users sharing opinions on its new application “Viewpoint” that will be introduced to facilitate its market research purpose. Viewpoint will give back users a voluntarily control to participate in market research, surveys and different programme, for which Facebook has announced to pay $600 a year. The purpose of the application…