
IHC Summons Islamabad Officials Over Sheesha Cafe NOC Violations
The IHC has summoned two senior Islamabad officials to explain why sheesha cafes accused of violating no-objection certificate (NOC) conditions are still operating in the

The IHC has summoned two senior Islamabad officials to explain why sheesha cafes accused of violating no-objection certificate (NOC) conditions are still operating in the

The Islamabad Traffic Police has started a crackdown on illegal and double parking in I-8 Markaz. The operation aims to improve traffic flow and reduce

Islamabad International Airport has received the Best Airport Service Award at the Pakistan International Food and Restaurant Awards. The recognition highlights the airport’s efforts to

The CDA is set to introduce separate uniforms for personnel serving in its Enforcement Directorate. The initiative is aimed at improving professionalism, discipline, and the

The city of Rawalpindi is experiencing a serious water shortage during the peak summer season. Several areas in the city and cantonment are struggling to

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has lifted the ban on the purchase, sale, registration, and transfer of properties in several areas near the Margalla Hills.

IIUI has announced the opening of admissions for the Fall Semester 2026. The university is inviting applications from students seeking admission to a wide range

The Islamabad High Court has ruled that authorities cannot place a citizen’s name on the Passport Control List (PCL) without following the legal process. The

The federal government has confirmed that a major infrastructure project in Islamabad is moving forward as planned. The Park Road development project is valued at

The Islamabad district administration has announced revised closing hours for markets, malls, restaurants, and commercial areas. The new rules are part of ongoing austerity measures

The federal government has prepared a detailed reform plan for the governance of Islamabad. The proposal aims to reshape administrative structure and improve public services.

The Islamabad Traffic Police registered 496 cases against traffic law violators during the last two weeks. The move has sparked concerns because many of the