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Lahore: LDA Director General Tahir Farooq visited various underpasses along Canal Bank Road and reviewed ongoing signage, asphalt work and fascia gantry installations. He directed teams to accelerate work on

Lahore: Almannan Developers has announced the launch of Boulevard 1, a new mixed-use real-estate project on Main Raiwind Road. According to the developer’s launch material, the project will offer both

Lahore: The Lahore Development Authority has begun facade and streetscape improvement work along Inner Circular Road, where shopfronts and other roadside properties are being upgraded under an urban regeneration pilot

Lahore: LDA Director General Tahir Farooq chaired a review of the authority’s sports complexes, focusing on their performance, available facilities and day-to-day operations. Officials told the meeting that LDA’s seven

Lahore: On the directions of LDA Director General Tahir Farooq, LDA teams are carrying out lane marking, zebra crossing work and road painting at different locations across the city. Asphalt

Lahore: Deputy Commissioner Lahore Captain (Retd.) Muhammad Ali Ijaz visited Government Girls Elementary School Islamia Park and reviewed the ongoing reconstruction work at the site. Chief Officer Metropolitan Corporation Lahore

Lahore: LDA Director General Tahir Farooq visited Inner Circular Road and Bhatti Chowk to review the pilot upgradation project being carried out under the urban regeneration initiative. The project includes

Lahore: Major works under the Data Darbar and Bhatti Chowk urban regeneration project have been completed in less than six months, including the new Hazrat Ali Hajveri Underpass, widened roads,

Lahore: Restoration and development work around Lahore’s historic Neela Gumbad is progressing alongside the construction of an underground parking plaza. The approximately 350-year-old heritage site is being restored as part

Lahore: Restoration and development work around Lahore’s historic Neela Gumbad is progressing alongside the construction of an underground parking plaza. The approximately 350-year-old heritage site is being restored as part