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ISLAMABAD: The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) questioned the Capital Development Authority (CDA) officials for not settling the claims of land owners, who were affected by development work in eight new sectors. In a meeting on Monday, the NA body directed the CDA to return Rs35 billion to these land owners.
ISLAMABAD (January 18, 2011) : Showing sheer annoyance over grant of protective bail to Ali Riaz, son of chief executive of Bahria Town by Sindh High Court in a drag race, which claimed five lives on December 5, 2010, the Supreme Court on Monday cancelled the bail.
ISLAMABAD: Expressing annoyance over the grant of protective bail to Ali Riaz, the son of chief executive of Bahria Town, by the Sindh High Court in drag car race in which five people were killed on December 5, the Supreme Court on Monday set aside the bail and observed that the incident took place in[…]
LAHORE: The Anti-Corruption Establishment (ACE) in Punjab is scheduled to take action against real estate tycoon and Bahria Town chairman Malik Muhammad Riaz, his son Ahmed Ali Riaz Malik, his general manager and eight others in a criminal case involving property measuring 1,401 kanals in Rawalpindi.
ISLAMABAD: The Bahria Town car race debacle took a new turn on Monday when the Supreme Court was told that Regional Police Officer Rawalpindi, Hamid Mukhtar Gondal, was the main obstacle in arresting the accused.
ISLAMABAD, Jan 18: ANP MNA Bushra Gohar lodged a complaint with the Secretariat police station on Tuesday against an unidentified person who was sending her threatening SMS and making miss calls.
ISLAMABAD: Capital Development Authority (CDA) evacuated eight kanals of land worth of Rs 480 million located on main Murree Road after a two hours operation against encroachers on Tuesday. Enforcement department of the CDA had received a complaint that Sheikh Khurshid had allegedly occupied eight kanals of land on main Murree Road near Malpur. It[…]
Test filling of raised dam up to 1,230 feet this year LAHORE: The Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) has paid the remaining sum of Rs 3 billion to the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) government for the compensation of built-up property belonging to the affectees of the Mangla Dam raising project.
Interior minister says taxes may stay unchanged this year Sees debt restructuring in lieu of IMF loan tranche ABU DHABI: Pakistan may not be able to implement tax reforms needed this year to ensure funds from an emergency IMF loan, its Interior Minister said on Tuesday, and is alternatively seeking foreign help in restructuring its[…]
ISLAMABAD, Jan 18: Police on Tuesday told the Supreme Court (SC) that the names of its inspector general of police (IGP) and property tycoon Malik Riaz Hussain were included in a case of arresting Malik Tabarak Bari in 2009.
