Government committed to improving road network: minister
TAXILA: Minister of State for Law and Justice Barrister Aqeel Malik here said that the government was committed to expanding
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High cost of crumbling infrastructure in Karachi
For thousands of Karachi’s industrial workers, the daily commute is less about distance and more about endurance. Muhammad Ali leaves
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Tarbela T-5 project work suspended indefinitely after protective bund breach
HARIPUR: A breach in a protective bund at the Tarbela Dam’s T-5 hydropower project on Monday caused a large volume
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Lahore-Faisalabad section: Railways to restore flood-hit train service from 15th
LAHORE: Train services on the Lahore-Faisalabad route are all set to be restored from Nov 15, as the Pakistan Railways
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Pakistan’s $8 Trillion Question — Who’s Going to Drill It?
Every few years, a number comes along that reframes how a country sees itself. For Pakistan right now, that number
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K-IV work delays University Road opening until Dec 31
KARACHI: For five years, commuters using University Road have endured a frustrating journey through dug-up roads, traffic bottlenecks and repeated
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Infrastructure projects worth Rs100bn for KP
ISLAMABAD: The federal government on Monday approved three major infrastructure projects worth Rs100 billion for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where emergency and
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Pakistan Announces Construction Of First Modern Theme Park In Islamabad
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s first international-standard modern theme park will be built in the federal capital, Islamabad, with substantial investment from Saudi
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Murree approves Rs1.47b uplift plan
RAWALPINDI: The Murree Road signal-free corridor project has been deferred for one year due to financial constraints, while a Rs1.4735
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JI inaugurates road in New Karachi
KARACHI: Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) inaugurated Shahrah Khalid Hussain Johari in New Karachi on Monday, declaring that the city’s development remains its
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