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Industrial area approved along Rawalpindi Ring Road

RAWALPINDI: The Punjab Industrial Estates Development and Management Company has approved the establishment of an industrial estate instead of an economic zone adjacent to the Rawalpindi Ring Road project. After formal approval through legislation from the Punjab Assembly, the land acquisition process for the industrial estate is expected to begin. The 38.6 kilometer Rawalpindi Ring […]

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NDC calls for formation of national government

ISLAMABAD: Leaders of the National Dialogue Committee (NDC) on Monday called for the formation of a national government and comprehensive constitutional reforms, arguing that political stability, electoral transparency and grassroots devolution were essential to steer the country out of its current crises. Addressing a joint press conference at the National Press Club, former federal minister

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Aga Khan explores KP investment opportunities

Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi interacts with Prince Rahim Aga Khan on his arrival in Lower Chitral. PHOTO: EXPRESS PESHAWAR/ISLAMABAD: Prince Rahim Aga Khan has shown keen interest in exploring investment opportunities across various sectors in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and reaffirmed his commitment to continued cooperation for the province’s sustainable development. The 50th Imam of the

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Match safety shutdown backfires

RAWALPINDI: The Pakistan-Australia cricket matches at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium have become a major nuisance for residents as extensive security arrangements have resulted in the sealing off of key public spaces, roads and commercial areas, drawing strong public backlash. The city’s historic and biggest recreational place, Allama Iqbal Park, has been completely sealed for all

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Supreme Court, FCC disagree on marriage policy

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan and the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) have expressed conflicting views on the government’s marriage policy. The SC has held that the policy creates a legitimate expectation for married officers that they will be accommodated, rather than being subject to arbitrary deviation from the policy without rhyme or reason. However,

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