Sindh CM Shares Grievances with Centre in Post-Budget Press Conference

Sindh offers tax relief to boost economic activity

Chief minister opposes Centre’s 18pc general sales tax on solar panels.

Post-budget press conference: PPP won’t support federal budget if Sindh’s fiscal demands not met: CM

Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah while addresses an event. —APP/FileSindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Saturday outlined an ambitious fiscal and development agenda for the province while addressing serious financial challenges and federal fiscal shortfalls.At the outset of his...

CM Murad lashes out at Centre over sidelining Sindh in federal projects

Murad accuses Centre of neglecting Sindh's development needs.Says political and financial support from Sindh isn't guaranteed.Warns federal budget could face resistance if province ignored.Sindh...

Sindh CM shares grievances with centre in post-budget press conference

Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah criticised the federal government for failing to meet its financial commitments to the province, while promising enhanced development and relief measures in the 2025–26 budget. Speaking at a post-budget press conference on Saturday, Shah said the provincial budget totalled Rs3.45 trillion, with a record Rs1.018 trillion allocated for development projects. He warned that these figures could change depending on …

Sindh’s Fiscal Prudence & Federal Budget Gaps - Republic Policy

Zafar iqbal The Sindh Budget for the fiscal year 2025–26, though not without its challenges, has demonstrated a considerably more realistic and transparent approach to fiscal management compared to the federal budget. This realism is reflected in at least four critical areas: accounting for inflation, deficit forecasting, tax rationalization, and development priorities — all of which position Sindh’s fiscal planning as a rare example of provinci…

Only SRB submits Finance Bill feedback to Senate panel

ISLAMABAD: Except Sindh Revenue Board (SRB), provinces have not submitted their observations on the Finance Bill...