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Islamabad: Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited has warned it customers to beware of fraudulent elements offering the Life Time Package for Rs400, coupled with other services of PTCL in their door to door marketing campaigns, says a press release.
ISLAMABAD: Heightened security prompted by a spate of recent bomb blasts has virtually turned Islamabad into a barricaded town with picket fences and concrete blocks staring residents in the face.
ISLAMABAD (August 07 2008): President Pervez Musharraf will leave for China on Thursday to attend the Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing. “In view of our special relations with China, the President has decided to attend the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics,” Foreign Office spokesman said in a statement.
CEO, Bahria Town (Pvt.) Ali Riaz Malik gets Best Businessman for the Year 2008 Award The Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce & Industry has conferred its prestigious “Best Businessman of the Year” award on Ali Riaz Malik, CEO Bahria Town for his extraordinary achievements and services in the development of the housing sector. The Chief Minister[…]
ISLAMABAD: As many as nine national and international companies have submitted their bids for 1,000MW independent power plants and 500MW rental private power plants.
The hiccups in development of residential sectors D-12, I-15 and G-13 are fast adding to the woes of allottees – thanks to slow pace of development work, lack of professionalism and differences between the Capital Development Authority (CDA) and contractors.
ISLAMABAD: The much-delayed Zero Point Interchange Project would be launched on August 14, a high-ranking Capital Development Authority (CDA) official said on Tuesday, pleading anonymity.
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) will execute over 100 development projects costing Rs19.3 billion during the financial year 2008-2009.“In the development budget, roads, special projects, environment, water supply, and sewerage sector have been allocated maximum funds,” CDA Chairman Kamran Lashari and Member Finance Kamran Qureshi said while announcing authority’s budget for fiscal year 2008-09 here[…]
ISLAMABAD: Capital Development Authority (CDA) will soon shift pollution-causing industries from residential areas of the capital to a new industrial estate being set up in Sector I-17 to save the residents from health risks and protect flora and fauna of the area.
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) after doing a lot of hard work in preparing revised Master Plan of Islamabad has put it in the cold storage.
