The Faisalabad Development Authority has reported strong performance in 2025, achieving major urban development reforms and a recovery of Rs310 million. Issued on the directives of Housing Department Punjab, the report highlights completion of 36 development projects, full digitization of property records under the PULSE system, and improved financial discipline. Through online systems, significant revenues were deposited into the national treasury, while GIS-based surveys enabled recovery from defaulters on commercial roads. Environmental initiatives under Clean & Green Punjab included plantation drives, and additional income was generated through the sale of utility sites. FDA also strengthened transparency by publishing records of approved and illegal housing schemes and enforcing building and zoning regulations to support planned urban growth.
Rawalpindi’s Marka-e-Haq Square reopens for traffic
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