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Rawalpindi’s signal-free corridor nears completion with major flyovers and underpasses, easing traffic, boosting connectivity, and improving urban transport flow.
RAWALPINDI: The first phase of electric bus service will launch next week on 10 routes in Rawalpindi, officials said. Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz is expected to inaugurate the eco-friendly transport system.
Rawalpindi’s district administration will launch the first phase of its electric bus service next week, with Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz expected
Rawalpindi to launch 80 electric buses across 10 routes next week, CM Maryam Nawaz to inaugurate, marking a new era in public transport.
Pakistan's T20 tri-series against Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe will now be entirely held in Rawalpindi due to security concerns following a recent bombing. The tournament kicks off November 18th, with all matches starting at 6 pm.
The tickets for the upcoming tri-series between Pakistan, Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka will officially go on sale today.
Pakistan’s Cricket Board announced that the upcoming Tri-Nation T20 series featuring Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Zimbabwe will now
Rawalpindi police have formed a special task force to detain illegal Afghan nationals and transfer them to holding centres daily. Recent operations led to 92 detentions, while authorities continue to enforce residency laws and maintain law and order across the city.
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Pakistan to host T20 tri-series in Rawalpindi after bombing
The tri-nation Twenty20 international series featuring hosts Pakistan as well as Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe will be played entirely in Rawalpindi from November 18, the Pakistan Cricket Board said on Thursday,
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Islamabad suicide bombing: PCB makes Rawalpindi sole venue for T20I tri-series involving Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe
Pakistan's Babar Azam (R) plays a shot as Sri Lanka's wicketkeeper Kusal Mendis looks on during the first one-day international (ODI) cricket match between Pakistan and Sri Lanka at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
Chairman Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Chief Commissioner Islamabad Muhammad Ali Randhawa, along with Commissioner Rawalpindi Engineer Aamir