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According to sources PTA has received an encouraging response from local and international firms.

Cuts rates for both passenger and goods transport vehicles.

Finances were sought to hire consultant for a study on splitting gas utilities.

“I fail to understand why the chief justice is being involved in this case,” says Justice (retd) Tariq Mehmood.

Opposition parties termed the government’s decision as a “tactic to divert public attention from sectarian...

Nisar says govt will formally ask Supreme Court to form ‘special court’; FIA to probe charges in Asghar Khan case.

DCO says city will be relieved of lockdown after 6am but Section 144 will remain in place.

“As of now, we have not blocked access to the Red Zone,” says SHO Secretariat Police Station.

The closure of petrol and CNG pumps further further increased the miseries of residents of garrison city.

Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry says members regularly receive extortion demands of up to Rs10 million.

Bukhari alleges that the government allowed the miscreants to flare-up tension.

Residents of Raja Bazaar, Urdu Bazaar and Purana Qila have no access to food, medicines.

With support from international institutions, it is time to show progress.

Liabilities of Rs100 billion to reduce the appetite of bidders.

Measure taken after reports of planned protest in Red Zone after funerals of those killed in Rawalpindi clash.

Over past 2 years at least 4 businessmen are thought to have been killed by militants for not paying ransom demands.

Minister asks how Nasiruddin lived undetected near capital.

Young but experienced diplomat Janan Mosazai to replace Daudzai.

Opposition calls off strike amid assurances that remaining items on the agenda will be discussed.

Pindi residents hope curfew will relax soon, mobile services expected to be restored today.

Govt claims facilitating citizens will help end illegal practice.

The city’s markets are awash with winter clothing and heaters, both gas and electric.

Only internet version is available in the country.

Trade between India, Pakistan can be pushed to $8 billion, FPCCI president.

New ambassador will deal with important developments, including PM's visit to Kabul: diplomatic sources in Islamabad

Headless PAC to meet in the first week of December.

Turkish president appreciated the smooth transfer of power from one elected government to another.

Working paper presented to senate sub-committee in this regard.

Majority of projects under $11.5b lending portfolio were found ‘less than successful’.

Measures taken for the safety of processionists across the country.

The new code of ethics will be issued along with the new schedule for the local bodies elections.

“The TTP may target Muharram processions, security forces and security installations,” says spokesperson.

Lists of education officers involved in malpractices are being prepared to purge institutions of black sheep.

UN’s REDD+ mechanism provides countries financial incentive to save forests, increase forest area.

The new auto policy may open up market for new entrants, effectively doing away with local monopolies.

56 commercial plots will be up for grabs in three-day auction from Monday.

Officials of regional govt, locals raise objection about location of the building.

Skill Development Council chairman allegedly operating illegally, too ‘powerful’ to move.

Despite security threats, mourners gathered at annual route in huge numbers.

Intended target was Muharram procession in G-6.

Police also thwarted an attack near a procession in Kot Adu later that day.

Army on standby, while police perform checks before people enter processions.

The report reveals the highway authority is facing severe challenges.

CDA says only way for the former club cricketer to get land in capital is to take part in an auction.

Dr Eshanullah Khan was allegedly abducted on Tuesday.

MoU, signed on Wednesday, involves widespread collaboration in education sector.

27 criminals were arrested by the Crime Investigation Agency.

Around 62 cases have so far been confirmed by health authorities.

Delay in printing of ballot papers and non-availability of magnetic ink had resulted in a delay in the elections.

Elections will be held in Sindh on Jan 18 and in Punjab on Jan 30 under new schedule.