Ginners say their margins have been further squeezed by recent heatwaves that damaged cotton quality and reduced lint recovery
Author: The Asian Mirror
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Men Account for 40 Percent of Workplace Harassment Complaints in Pakistan
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US Death Rate Fell 4.6 Percent in 2025 as Drug Overdose Deaths Declined
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Pakistan Customs Collects Record Rs 467 Billion in Import Taxes in June 2026
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Senate Subcommittee Seeks Stronger Laws to Protect Telecom Infrastructure
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HEC Announces PhD Scholarships 2027 for Top US Universities Under Knowledge Corridor
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