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Mangoes in distress

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By Waqar Ahmad, Khalid Wattoo
| Dawn Verified
Mango — Pakistan’s national fruit and widely regarded as the king of fruits —is the latest addition to a growing list of horticultural crops that have caused financial losses for farmers over the past year, largely due to two factors. The first is the reduction in fruit and vegetable exports caused by geopolitical developments in the region, particularly the prolonged closure of the Pakistan–Afghanistan border.
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Myths and reality of agri income tax Original

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By Khalid Wattoo, Waqar Ahmad
| Dawn Verified
As in previous years, pre- and post-budget television talk shows and debates this June once again highlighted the perceived untapped taxation potential of the agriculture sector. Some analysts even cited estimates suggesting that agricultural income tax collections could reach up to Rs800 billion.
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The Quiet Shift in How I Think About Food: 90 Days In

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By Waqar Ahmad
| Vocal
Ninety days is not a long time. It is the gap between the start of a new job and the end of the probation period. The space between two seasons. Long enough to know whether something has changed, but not long enough to be sure it will last. I have spent the last ninety days noticing things about how I think about food. Not how I eat, exactly. The eating part is the visible change, the one anyone can see.
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