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Punjab government has prepared two major projects with one regarding the construction of a cardiology hospital and the other of a urology institute aimed to facilitate the people of the twin cities. PC-1 of the projects have been approved that would be constructed with a cost of Rs4.5 billion and work would be started within [...]
Rawalpindi: Migrants from restive area of Swat continue to arrive in the twin cities where they are no more ‘welcome’ guests, as housing shortage and absence of any tentage village are pushing them into troubled waters. Armed clashes between the security forces and Taliban in the scenic Swat valley have been causing continuous migration of [...]
RAWALPINDI: Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) is set to launch the Rs18 billion Ring Road Project in the last week of August this year. Sources told Daily Times on Monday that the feasibility study would be started in March and completed within five months. Three firms have been short-listed for the feasibility that would be contracted [...]
Rawalpindi: Approval of at least five mega projects in health sector for Rawalpindi might resolve a number of problems being faced by residents of the city. “Punjab Chief Minister Mian Shahbaz Sharif in a meeting with MNAs and MPAs of Rawalpindi Tuesday has approved construction of a campus for Rawalpindi Medical College, a separate Cardiac [...]
Rawalpindi: The committee constituted by the Punjab government has calculated a total of Rs1.12 billion loss incurred by the traders in the fire incident of Gakhar Plaza. The committee headed by MNA Haji Pervaiz Khan and MPA Sheharyar Khan evaluated the loss after a survey and negotiations with the affected traders of the plaza. The [...]
Rawalpindi: The poor condition of electricity wiring of most of the plazas in the city could lead to another incident like Gakhar Plaza where fire broke out due to short circuit and concerned authorities are least bothered to address the situation. According to a survey conducted by ‘The News’ the most serious situation of the [...]
Saeed Ahmed The Rawalpindi Cantonment Board (RCB) after dismissal of case against it has finally got approved the plan of converting the Odeon Cinema into multi-storey shopping centre-cum-public library to generate revenue. This was stated by RCB Chief Executive Officer Shahid Bashir while talking to ‘The News’ here Tuesday. He said the RCB has also [...]
Where the historical cultural centre of Pakistan, the great city of Lahore, is greatly treasured for its historical assets; urbanization has already converted its image to a modern metropolitan. Hi-rise developments and an ever increasing population density has gradually crept over the natural greens that are a signature of the graœland of the five rivers.
Bahria Town Lahore developments bring back the spirit of the land of the greens with a modern touch. The master design revives the communal setting alongside the famous Lahore Canal. Life is caressed at Bahria Town Lahore development with the provision of the most conventional to most modern means to enable a complete lifestyle.
LCCHS (Lahore Cantt Cooperative Housing Society) was established on 19 March 1975 with the Registrar Coop Punjab. The business of the Society was carried out through a Management Committee (MC) consisting of 11-15 members. During 1989, in the general meeting of the members a byelaw, authorizing serving army officers to cast vote through postal ballot for electing MC members and making policy decisions was passed. This did not suit to some members due to their vested interests. Therefore they challenged the decision in the High Court. In 1991 High Court suspected the MC and instructed all the power of MC to Commander Lahore Corps. In order to improve the efficiency of LCCHS, the Society was converted into Defence Housing Authority on 2 Jul 1999. first through a Provincial Ordinance and finally through Federal DHA Order of 19 September 2002.
Lake City is a resort / residential development, planned 13 km on the outskirts of Lahore. The affluent factor in nominating the site, in view of the mounting pollution levels in the city, were its environmentally serene surrounding in close proximity to Lahore. The development derives its name from the artificial lakes that will form the focal point of the habitat.
The proposed project is planned around an 18-hole 214 acres, regulation Golf Course, the largest in Pakistan, with luxury bungalows surrounding the course greens. This self-contained community offers its residents all the amenities in addition to a secure and elite lifestyle.