Politics Without Vision Politics Without Vision

Politics Without Vision

Pakistan Today (Lahore, Pakistan) 2011, Oct 19, 2, 115

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Byline: Dr Hassan Askari Rizvi The latest reports on socio-economic development in Pakistan show that the percentage of the households living in poverty has increased, crossing the figure of 40 percent. If overseas Pakistanis do not financially support their families, the number and ratio of the population facing economic distress would increase. Some financial support to such people becomes available through individual and organisational donations. It may be mentioned that the Benazir Income Support Fund, a welfare project of the federal government, gives Rs 1000 per month to the poorest of the poor families. This gives them some hope to live.

GENRE
Reference
RELEASED
2011
October 19
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
4
Pages
PUBLISHER
Asianet-Pakistan
SELLER
The Gale Group, Inc., a Delaware corporation and an affiliate of Cengage Learning, Inc.
SIZE
47
KB
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