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The non-development of its housing schemes and failing to deliver possessions on time has cost the Jalandhar Improvement Trust (JIT) dear. The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, while addressing two complaints of allottees of the Bibi Bhani Complex and Surya Enclave Extension, has orde
The Jalandhar Improvement Trust (JIT) has so far faced 299 cases in the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission for its failed residential schemes. The JIT has miserably failed to handover the possessions of the flats and plots to allottees for which it took lakhs of rupees from them.
Composite Illustration by Samiah Bilal Amritsar was born in Lahore. It was born inside the walled city, in a small house, in its narrow winding streets. It was the month of Assu, a month that corresponds with the months of September and October. It was a month when the monsoon rains, having unleashed their fury, had finally taken mercy and receded. The demons of the summer had been defeated, while the tyrant winter was still imprisoned. It was the time of the year of perfect harmony, when nights were balanced by the day, the heat by the cold. It was the time of the year so uncharacteristic of...
Lahore and Amritsar: Two cities joined at birth are dying together Lahore and Amritsar: Two cities joined at birth are dying together A border drawn across the map severed centuries of bonds forged between the two cities. But memories of the past linger in the air. Amritsar was born in Lahore. It was born inside the walled city, in a small house in its narrow and winding streets. It was the month of Assu, corresponding to the months of September and October in the Gregorian calendar. It was a month when the monsoon rains, having unleashed their fury, had finally taken mercy and receded. The d...
The Book on Pakistan To Read if You Like Coke Studio Sameer Arshad Khatlaniâs 'The Other Side of the Divide' elegantly underlines that the emergence of India and Pakistan are but moments in the broader span of South Asian history marked by mutuality and belonging. It is the mind-cleansing antidote that Indians need. Photo: Faisal Mahmood/Reuters In the 1970s and 80s, Indians used to imagine how unbeatable a joint India-Pakistan cricket team would be if the country was not partitioned in 1947. This was, in some ways, a fantasy to cope with the domination of the West Indies and a hope ...