By Imran Naeem Ahmad ISLAMABAD: A trip to Saidpur Village is like heading back into history – a narrow winding road leading up to the landmark Hindu temple at its entrance, stacks of hay, terraced… Read More »Islamabad Saidpur Museum: Capital’s history in black and white
ISLAMABAD: The federal government has revised upwardly, the rates of profit on National Saving Schemes (NSS). Profit rates have been increased effective from 1st July 2019. Please click below link for updated profit rates. یکم… Read More »Profit on Pakistan National Saving Schemes
By Mansoor Ahmad LAHORE: The rhetoric of the previous regime about good governance has been exposed by the World Bank report ‘Governance Matters VII’ that states that governance in Pakistan deteriorated to the lowest ebb… Read More »Governance has deteriorated in Pakistan: World Bank report
By Anwar Shaikh NAWABSHAH: The first Girls’ Cadet College in Pakistan would be established at Nawabshah with the efforts of former district Nazim Faryal Talpur. Sources said Rs 450 million had been allocated for the… Read More »Pakistan: The first Girls’ cadet college to be set up in Nawabshah.
THARPARKAR: Mohammed Yousuf Memon, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Alternative Energy Development Board (AEDB), has said a positive change is about to come in the life of the people of Tharparkar as dark nights of… Read More »Solar Energy Systems in Pakistan: Dark nights of Thar about to light up
Shafqat Mahmood Today, the caravan of democracy led by the lawyers’ movement reaches Islamabad. By the time you read this, thousands indeed hundreds of thousands would be congregating in front of the parliament house. As… Read More »Lack of leadership the real problem in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Higher Education Commission Executive Director Dr Sohail Naqvi has said distant learning has the potential to revolutionise the way people learn and it is attracting people because of its widespread coverage through existing infrastructure.He… Read More »Higher Education Commission of Pakistan to develop curriculum for distant learning
By AMJAD AGHA
The country is facing a huge electric power crisis today. This crisis appears insurmountable in the near or even long-term future, unless proper understanding and correct implementation is undertaken on priority basis. Read More »Pakistan Electricity crisis – a real perspective
With Capital Development Authority (CDA) planning to complete work on colourful Children’s Park in the premises F-9 Park in one month, entertainment-starved kids of the city will finally have a fun place to go to.Spread… Read More »Islamabad: Children will have new fun place in capital
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