Government Policies

Lahore: Punjab Local Government Minister Zeeshan Rafique inaugurated projects under the Punjab Development Programme during visits to Muridke, Kamoke, Wazirabad, Alipur Chatha and Pindi Bhattian. Officials briefed the minister on

Bahawalpur: On the directions of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, the Punjab government has released special funds of Rs93.3 million for the restoration and revamping of Central Library Bahawalpur. The project

Lahore: Punjab Local Government Minister Zeeshan Rafique chaired a review meeting of the Punjab Development Programme, where officials reported major progress across 46 cities. Transparent tendering has resulted in savings

Lahore: Provincial Housing Minister Bilal Yaseen chaired a review meeting on the Punjab Development Plan, focusing on drainage and infrastructure improvements across multiple districts. Officials briefed the minister on monitoring

Lahore: Punjab Chief Secretary Zahid Akhtar Zaman has directed Deputy Commissioners across the province to conduct proactive visits to fruit and vegetable markets and Ramazan Sahulat Bazaars. Officials must ensure

Lahore: The Punjab Local Government Department has approved the construction of modern bus shelter stands under the Green Bus project to improve public transport facilities. According to official documents, nearly

Lahore: The Suthra Punjab Authority has officially launched an Anti-Littering Squad to strengthen cleanliness enforcement across the city. The initiative targets illegal dumping of garbage, construction debris disposal, and burning

Islamabad: Authorities have launched Phase 2 of the M-Tag system, making registration mandatory for motorcycle owners by February 28. The initiative aims to improve toll collection efficiency, strengthen traffic monitoring,

Murree: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has introduced the Pink Button emergency service to strengthen public safety in the hill station. The system enables residents and tourists to instantly alert

Islamabad: The Higher Education Commission (HEC) has announced that a three-credit-hour Artificial Intelligence (AI) course will be compulsory for all undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes starting from 2026. The directive