LAHOREAnother Rs3 billion to be added to national exchequer soon LAHORE: A report containing details of the departmental inquiries carried out from July 2016 to January 2018 on Wednesday was presented at a<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2018/03/14/recovered-amount-of-rs2-bln-added-to-treasury/" title="Read more" >...</a>
LAHOREHackers withdraw hundreds of thousands of rupees from bank in Garhi Shahu LAHORE: Adding to the rising numbers of ATM skimming frauds across the country, hundreds of thousands of rupees have been illegally withdrawn<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2018/03/12/city-in-hackers-crosshairs-as-atm-skimming-cases-surface/" title="Read more" >...</a>
LAHORELAHORE: With the office equipment in a majority of Punjab’s police stations running out of order, computers, photocopy machines as well as hundreds of other items being distributed among the statio
LAHORELAHORE: While the dearth of technology at the brick kilns has resulted in an increased amount of smoke and subsequently the spread of viral diseases, worn-out tires being used as fuel to run coal eng
LAHOREThe commission in 2016 had given a three-month deadline to the infirmaries and clinics for improving quality of healthcare facilities LAHORE: With people continuing to suffer at
LAHORENumber of vehicles that get stuck in traffic on a daily basis crosses 3 millionWardens given freehand to use all traffic codes against commuters LAHORE: With traffic jams bec
LAHORELAHORE: Even though funds released by the government in a bid to provide better healthcare facilities are being used by the administration of all public sector hospitals of the provincial metropolis,
LAHORELAHORE: The Gulab Devi Hospital, that once had a total capacity of accommodating 1500 beds, has now been limited by the management to 650 beds in a bid to establish the medical college of the hospita
LAHORELAHORE: With the production and sale of substandard milk reaching a new high across the city, the Punjab Food Authority (PFA) too appears to be helpless while failing to put an end to the practice of
LAHORETrees sold by authorities were culled during various development projects across LahoreLAHORE: Selling unique and valuable trees culled during various expansion and development projects a
LAHOREAround 30,000 government and private employees deployed to facilitate residents LAHORE: Millions are spent annually on the luxuries, maintenance and security of the government res
LAHOREACS Umar Rasool directs PBF secretary to revise existing welfare schemes for govt employeesDirects to introduce new methods to further facilitate workersBoard approves scholarshi
