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Senate returns Rs1.43bn to exchequer, beats austerity target by 500pc
The Senate returned Rs1.436 billion to Pakistan's exchequer, exceeding its austerity target by 500% through cost-cutting measures like suspending procurement projects, reducing non-essential spending, and digitizing operations. Senate Chairman Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani emphasized fiscal discipline, and the National Assembly Secretariat also saved Rs4.5 billion via austerity measures.
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