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  Federal Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb has assured the Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors (CPNE) that the incumbent government led by PML-N firmly believed in freedom of the press and expression.In a meeting with a CPNE delegation led by its president Kazim Khan on Tuesday, Marriyum said at the request of the media body, a summary of 25% increase in advertisement  newbalance shoes rates of newspapers and magazines has been sent to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, final decision on wh air force 1 force ich rests with him.She added that the information ministry also sent a summary to the Ministry of Finance for restoration of funds of news agencies.Also read: CPNE delegation calls on former PM ImranThe government will continue the transparent formula of   ldquo 85/15  rdquo  payment system, she added.Newspapers and magazines which do not submit their claims by the 25th of every month will not be paid, said the minister.Speaking on the occasion, CPNE President K adidas spezial hombre azim Khan thanked the minister for accepting the longsta Hemj SC chides politicians putting nameplates on state land
ISLAMABAD:Thursday  rsquo s ballots saw political giants suffering drubbing at the hands of PTI-backed candidates, defying most poll proje jordan low ctions as they chalked up wins in places that have favoured t jordan7 heir rivals in past elections, while many others managed to defend their seats.Observers noted that the voters, armed with their ballots as weapons, delivered poetic justice with electoral slaps to those who had deserted parties, thanks in large part to a groundswell of opposition against turncoats.For sheer symbolism, analysts saw the wins and defeats as the proverbial David slaying the all-mighty Goliath, with many parties boasting in campus 00s adidas vincible organisational skills and political nous biting the dust.On the other hand, many managed to retain seats in the stunning aftermath of polling.In a showdown between the titans, PTI leader Ali Amin Gandapur emerged as the undisputed champion, delivering a resounding blow to the JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman with 93,443 votes to 59,922 votes.Read mor