Pakistan, June 10 -- Pakistan's federal government has presented a historic budget of 175 trillion rupees for the 2025-26 fiscal year. The budget was unveiled by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb in the National Assembly, amid protests from opposition members. In his speech, the minister emphasized economic progress and congratulated Pakistan's leadership for its recent victory in the war with India. He also highlighted strong national unity during the conflict, which has strengthened the country's global reputation.

To improve financial conditions, the budget proposes a 10% salary increase for government employees and a 7% pension hike for retirees. Additionally, income tax reductions aim to provide relief. The tax rate for individual...