Allama Muhmmad Iqbal Words, without power, is mere philosophy.
Quaid-e-Azam Expect the best, Prepare for the worst...
Driving down a main road, in nearly all areas of the city of Lahore, it is very surprising not seeing something blocking part of the road, whether it is half or a little and in some cases nearly all. For pedestrians and especially commuters, traveling has become something which is avoided at all costs until […]
It’s a Jungle Out there Pakistan is the sixth largest country in the world with its total population touching an alarming figure of 180 million. Karachi is the largest and the third most populous city in the world with a maximum number of 12,991,000 people living within its borders. Shanghai and Istanbul are the top […]
Strike and protests over CNG price hike; Twin cities remain paralyzed Islamabad: (Tuesday, January 03, 2012) irked by increase in CNG prices, protestors in Rawalpindi and Islamabad left twin cities paralyzed life for second consecutive day. As the call for strike by all Pakistan CNG association and transporters association entered second day, amid unavailability of […]
Reforming Pakistan’s Traffic Problems: Enforcing Laws There is a popular saying that in order to check a nation, observe the situation of their roads and by looking at Pakistan’s traffic, it is hard to say that we are a civilised nation living in the 21st century. I do not think that anyone would disagree with the […]
There were days when after darkness in Islamabad, the city life use to fade away. There use to be hardly any markets open or any roads buzzing with traffic. A person could easily hear the humming of an engine inside the house if the vehicle went by on the adjacent road and then all would […]
Increasing traffic creates immense problems in Lahore – Part 4 12- Do HTV cause disturbance in the flow of traffic? HTV (Heavy Transport Vehicles) are another reason which cause disturbance in the flow of the traffic. These vehicles cover much part of the road and block the light vehicles coming behind. Due to the disturbance […]
