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  Gold prices in Pakistan experienced a sharp decline on Wednesday, dropping by Rs11,700 per tola after hitting record highs in recent weeks. On Tuesday, gold was priced at Rs352,000 per tola in local markets. Additionally, 10 grams of gold decreased by Rs10,031, bringing the price to Rs301,783. Gold prices in international markets also declined on Wednesday, falling by $116 per ounce to settle at $3,338.. This steep decline comes after a period of record-high prices, with gold surpassing Rs70,000 per tola in just one month. Experts suggest that the volatility in the markets is due to global geo-economic instability. Rising trade tensions between the US and China, along with US President Trump’s criticism of Jerome Powell, head of the Federal Reserve, have significantly impacted market trends. ---- In other news, the Punjab Assembly has passed the "Punjab Thalassemia Prevention Act 2025," which makes thalassemia testing mandatory for students during the admission process in ...

  Atlas Honda has launched the 2025 model of the Honda Pridor 100cc. The only update in this version is a new sticker design on the fuel tank and side covers. Yes, you heard it right—just a sticker change. This is not new for Honda in Pakistan. They have followed the same strategy for years. The bike’s engine and body remain unchanged. The Honda Pridor is priced at Rs208,900. Its fuel tank capacity is nearly 10 litres, and the mileage is around 45 kilometres per litre. It’s decent but still not as fuel-efficient as the Honda CD70. Honda advertises the Pridor with slogans like “Absolute Comfort, Maximum Efficiency – With Unmatched Economy & Style.” But in reality, there are no mechanical or structural improvements. ---- The bike still doesn’t have an electric start or upgraded suspension. Motorcycle fans who want new features will be disappointed. ---- Even so, the Pridor continues to sell well. That’s because of Honda’s strong brand in Pakistan. People trust it for reliability...