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Govt to Transfer Islamabad Airport to UAE Without Bidding Process 0
- Lifestyle, Politics
- July 24, 2025
The federal government is preparing to hand over control of Islamabad International Airport to the United Arab Emirates through a government-to-government agreement, opting to bypass the traditional open bidding process. The shift marks a significant change in the country’s privatization strategy, prioritizing speed and strategic alignment over competitive transparency. Sources familiar with the matter say
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PIA Unveils Special Azadi Offer for International Travelers 0
- Lifestyle, Tourism
- July 23, 2025
In a move to celebrate Pakistan’s Independence Day and reconnect with overseas Pakistanis, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has announced a special 10% Azadi discount on flights from Canada to Pakistan. The offer is available for bookings made until July 31, 2025, and applies to both Economy and Executive Economy classes. Travelers can use the discounted
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Audit Uncovers Lavish Senate Dinners Funded by Public Taxes 0
- Lifestyle, Politics
- July 21, 2025
A recent audit has revealed that Pakistan’s Senate spent millions of rupees of public funds over the past year to provide VIP meals and hospitality to government guests. The expenses range from lavish catering for official visits to high-end dining allowances that critics argue go far beyond reasonable protocol spending. In multiple instances, the audit
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Etihad Town Phase III Brings Modern Living to Lahore 0
- Lifestyle, Realestate
- July 18, 2025
Etihad Town in Lahore has officially revealed pre-launch details for its ambitious Phase III development. Positioned along the rapidly growing Jia Bagga Road, this new phase promises a blend of modern urban design, flexible financing, and top-tier amenities. Located next to Phase II and near LDA City, Phase III offers direct access to major routes
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Islamabad’s Newly Built Underpass Cracks After First Rain 0
- Lifestyle, Politics
- July 18, 2025
A newly constructed underpass on Islamabad’s Srinagar Highway flooded within minutes of its first heavy rain of the season, causing significant traffic disruptions and drawing public criticism. Located at Jinnah Square, the underpass had just been opened earlier this year at a cost of over Rs4 billion. Yet within hours of rainfall, it became impassable
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A $263 Million Boost: Japan Empowers Pakistani Public Servants Through New Scholarships 0
- Education, Lifestyle
- July 17, 2025
Japan has committed $263 million in funding to support advanced scholarships for Pakistani government officers. The initiative falls under the Japan Development Scholarship (JDS) program and will provide full financial assistance to selected federal employees pursuing postgraduate studies in Japan. This round of scholarships will benefit 16 officers from various federal ministries. The program covers
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