QUETTA: The Quetta Metropolitan Corporation (QMC) has been losing billions of rupees a year due to improper legislation and a lack of a mechanism for collecting rent for government-leased shops and properties situated in prime locations of the Quetta….
Read MoreQUETTA: Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Quetta Electric Supply Company (QESCO) Engineer Shafqat Ali said that the QESCO was taking practical steps to provide maximum facilities to its consumers in Balochistan.
Talking to reporter here Wednesday, he …
Read MoreDERA ISMAIL KHAN: The crackdown against kite-flying and selling was continued in the city as police have arrested kite sellers.
According to police spokesman, a team of City police station led by DSP City Circle Muhammad Adnan along with SHO Arslan K…
Read MoreKARACHI: In a collaborative effort between Pakistan Rangers Sindh and the police, a successful operation was conducted in Ghousia Chowk, Orangi Town areas during a routine snap-checking procedure.
Sher Ali, the apprehended individual, was found to be…
Read MoreKARACHI: Vice Chancellor of the University of Karachi Professor Dr Khalid Mahmood Iraqi distributed appointment letters among 30 students of the KU and other public sector universities of Sindh.
The United Bank Limited has offered jobs to hundreds of…
Read MoreDERA ISMAIL KHAN: The district administration is committed to ensure continuity of education for the children residing in flood affected areas of the district.
These views were expressed by Sub Divisional Education Officer (SDEO) for Prova Tehsil Ms …
Read MoreLAHORE: An anti-corruption court on Wednesday dismissed the post-arrest bail petitions of former chief minister Punjab Chaudhry Parvez Elahi, and his former principal secretary, Muhammad Khan Bhatti, in a case involving illegal appointments to the Pun…
Read MoreISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Capital Territory Administration in coordination with the police has arrested more than 2,700 professional beggars under its campaign against begging.
Out of the total arrested beggars, 45 per cent of them were male, 40 per c…
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