@Punjabastan I am a Punjabi as well and I denounce this behavior.
You do not represent punjabis.
From Lahore to Peshawar and from Karachi to gilglit, all of us are Pakistanis.
All of us complete each other.
Pakistan zindabad 🇵🇰
@miryar_baloch@iamSaharEmami This tweet is a crystl clear indication of how india is behind the so called baloch liberation movements. You have never, & never will, represent the true baloch who are brave, honorable and patriotic ❤️🇵🇰💪
Balochistan is Pakistan
Pakistan is Balochistan
Run away, you troll.
@IsraelMFA You illegaly kidnapped people who were trying to deliver food to a starving population.
But then again, what else can be expected from a baby killing coward state.
45% of the capacity payments are on account of plants owned by the government, 40% are related to CPEC plants and only 15% due to the private IPPs. A big chunk of the capacity payments are on account of the foreign currency debt. However, the capacity payments to CPEC and independent IPPs have never been independently audited and are subject to the risk of overbilling.
It is the common people who are helping repay the loans through taxes. In a typical domestic bill, the government adds 24% taxes to the electricity bill. It adds 37% taxes to commercial and 27% to industrial bills. They are also expected to help repay the loans used to build surplus power generation capacity that was not needed in the first place.
Second, the capacity was heavily reliant on imported fuel (coal, gas) and was built through highly generous terms offered to “investors”, who used excessive levels of foreign debt (typically 75% of the project cost was financed by foreign currency loans for both CPEC - sponsored by Chinese government owned companies - and private sector IPPs). The energy policy made Pakistan’s electricity prices dangerously vulnerable to international energy prices and currency devaluation risk as well as to the risk of interest rates going up. The producers were guaranteed profits and shared no risks.
The people have been ripped off twice: by the energy producers and the government and by the elites who have enjoyed subsidies, dressed up as incentives, for a long time. https://t.co/bPWdQfDPcR
Mangroves, salt marshes & seagrass meadows aren't just beautiful ecosystems, they are our powerful allies against climate change. 🌏
They sequester carbon
Boost biodiversity 🐟
Protect our coasts 🌅 and
Support local economies.
Every effort counts.
Via @oceanpanel
The unbelievable geometry of a puffer fish skeleton.
This structure allows them to gain water inside themselves in a moment of danger and inflate. At the same time, the spikes rise and the fish becomes thorny.
Videos are information-packed resources.
@inma_a shares how they can be used to make lessons more fun, engaging and effective 👇
https://t.co/SrJklFwhhE
#EnglishTeacher#edutwitter
Increased tourism in Antartica is threatening the continent's unique biodiversity: fish 🐠, seals 🦭, whales 🐳, penguins 🐧 and seabirds 🕊️
#biodiversity#Science