Lahore: Lahore’s Route 47 was introduced as a flagship urban infrastructure project with plans to integrate a solar energy system capable of generating electricity for public use. However, according to
Islamabad: Pakistan has purchased one of its most expensive spot LNG cargoes in recent years after supply disruptions and regional shipping uncertainties forced the country to enter the international spot
Islamabad: The Federal Government has approved the National Gemstone Policy 2026–2030, aimed at transforming Pakistan’s gemstone industry into a modern, export-oriented sector. The policy seeks to formalize the largely undocumented
Islamabad: The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority has rejected Hyderabad Electric Supply Company’s review motion and maintained a Rs10 million fine imposed for failing to establish a mandatory Safety Directorate
Gujranwala: Traffic arrangements on GT Road are being temporarily revised as construction work on an underground tunnel for the Gujranwala Mass Transit System moves into a new phase. According to
Lahore: Asphalt work has commenced in Block H of Etihad Town Phase 2, marking further progress in the housing project’s road infrastructure development. According to the project update shared by
Lahore: The Punjab Government has moved forward with a major urban infrastructure initiative to construct more than 32 kilometres of new sewerage lines in Lahore using Tunnel Boring Trenchless Technology.
Lahore: Director General PDMA Punjab, Umar Abbas Mela, visited the PDMA Jallo Warehouse to review emergency preparedness and inspect the availability of relief supplies. During the visit, he examined the
Layyah: An unused piece of land in Fatehpur, District Layyah, has been transformed into a landscaped family park under Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s green development vision. Official updates
Islamabad: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif chaired a review meeting on the Pakistan Railways Transformation Plan and directed authorities to complete all major railway development projects within their approved timelines