Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has directed the adoption of modern Japanese technology for sewage and waste treatment in Punjab. She made the announcement during her visit to Japan’s largest wastewater treatment plant in Yokohama. The move aims to tackle Punjab’s growing sanitation challenges and improve public health.
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Maryam Nawaz to bring Japan’s waste tech to Punjab
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Khalistan Referendum: Sikhs Roar In Washington Ballot Shock For India !
Modi is doing a lot to strip the artificial costume of democracy from India. Besides creating fresh crisis , BJP is skillfully reviving the older ones! Khalistan issue is not a new one ! However, transnation-killing drive through trigger happy state actors have snatched new shames. 17th August Khalistan Referendum in Washington DC is a […]
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Moody’s upgrade underscores Pakistan recovery: SBP governor
Pakistan’s central bank said on Thursday recent credit rating upgrades underscored the country’s improving macroeconomic outlook, as Governor Jameel Ahmad used an Independence Day address to stress economic resilience and reforms. The remarks came a day after Moody’s Investors Service upgraded Pakistan’s sovereign rating, citing stronger foreign exchange reserves, a current account surplus and fiscal […]
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KP leads Pakistan’s war on terror with new tech
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) has taken a major step to fight terrorism by establishing the Provincial Intelligence Fusion and Threat Assessment Center (PIFTEC). The center was inaugurated by KP Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur during his visit to the Interior Department. This state-of-the-art facility was set up in just two months, costing around 210 million PKR. KP is the first province in Pakistan to create such an integrated intelligence system.
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Bahawalpurs share of resources being spent on projects in Lahore
BAHAWALPUR: After the presentation of a resolution in the Punjab Assembly regarding the restoration of the Bahawalpur province, Sooba Bahawalpur Ittehad Chairperson Aasia Kamil, High Court Bar Association, Bahawalpur Bench, President Nawazish Ali Peerzada and others demanded the formation of small administrative units for the solution of economic problems across the country. Addressing a news […]
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SCBAP seeks judicial inquiry of Murree incident
Owing to the loss of precious human lives amid the Murree catastrophe, the Supreme Court Bar Association Pakistan (SCBAP), on Tuesday demanded judicial inquiry to probe the facts and fix liability on the responsible for the administrative failure to manage the incident. The SCBAP, on behalf of the entire legal fraternity, expressed its sincere condolence […]
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American Business Council urges government to reconsider 25% SAP expense disallowance policy
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Sindh home minister says Chinese nationals’ plea in SHC ‘not legally valid’
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IHC rejects Imran’s request for Toshakhana case transfer
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Army, Rangers to be deployed for Ti-Nation Series matches
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ANF recovers 69 kg drugs in five operations
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Mutually beneficial projects to further boost China-Pak relations
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Imran expels Marwat from PTI: sources
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Punjab CM inaugurates Pakistan’s first electric bus service