Peshawar: Director General Radio Pakistan Saeed Ahmed Sheikh visited the Broadcasting House Peshawar on Tuesday. According to Radio Pakistan, Saeed Ahmed Sheikh inspected the rehabilitation work of the broadcasting house. During the visit, he directed for ensuring quality of work in the rehabilitation of the building. Additionally, he instructed the
Sibi: The Sibi-Harnai train service was restored on Tuesday after the railway line underwent necessary repairs. According to Radio Pakistan, the service had been disrupted due to heavy rain. The restoration of the line is expected to improve connectivity and ease transportation challenges in the region.
Peshawar: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government will install CCTV cameras in all divisional headquarters of the province at a cost of more than thirteen billion rupees. According to Radio Pakistan, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police and National Radio Telecommunication Corporation in Peshawar on Tuesday. The
Lahore: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has called for a comprehensive business plan regarding the Pulsar Gold and Iron project. Chairing a meeting of the Mines and Minerals Department in Lahore on Tuesday, she directed that practical plans should be prepared for both local and foreign investors. She also
Karachi: The Federal Government will provide training to two thousand youth of Balochistan under ‘Uraan Pakistan’ program. According to Radio Pakistan, in a statement on Tuesday, Balochistan Minister for Irrigation Mir Sadiq Umrani announced that a stipend of fifty thousand rupees each will also be paid to them during the
Islamabad: The process for vaccinating Hajj pilgrims has commenced at eleven Haji Camps nationwide today. According to Radio Pakistan, special arrangements have been put in place for the vaccination of Hajj pilgrims at District Headquarters Hospital Muzaffarabad, Abbottabad, and Dera Ismail Khan, following the concerted efforts of Minister for Religious
Islamabad: Deportation of illegal foreign nationals and Afghan Citizen Card holders is continuing. 3,956 illegal Afghan nationals were sent back to their homeland yesterday. The total number of illegal Afghan nationals leaving Pakistan has reached 983,442. The government is ensuring the dignified return of illegal foreign nationals and Afghan Citizen
GWADAR: Students and faculty members of Turbat University undertook an educational visit to Gwadar Port. They were briefed on the commencement of phase two of CPEC. According to Radio Pakistan, through the briefing and site visit, students gained insights into maritime and commercial activities at Gwadar Port.