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Govt determined to promote investment: governor - Business & Finance - Vimarsana News

Govt determined to promote investment: governor - Business & Finance

LAHORE: Governor Punjab Sardar Saleem Haider Khan has said that the government was determined to promote investment...

Economic uplift top priority, says governor - Vimarsana News

Economic uplift top priority, says governor

LAHORE:Punjab Governor Sardar Saleem Haider said that economic development in the country is the top priority of the government. He said that due to political stability in the country economic...

Bilawal dismisses 'polls delay' notion - Vimarsana News

Bilawal dismisses 'polls delay' notion

PPP chief visits NA-127 constituency; says Feb 8 date for elections is set in stone

Controversial figures muddy election waters: NA speaker - Vimarsana News

Controversial figures muddy election waters: NA speaker

Cautions against making election process controversial, passing 'disparaging remarks' about state institutions

Police devise Christmas security plan | The Express Tribune - Vimarsana News

Police devise Christmas security plan | The Express Tribune

Police devise Christmas security plan Representatives of Christian community seek special package on festive ocasion PHOTO: REUTERS RAWALPINDI: With two blasts occurring in a month, the Rawalpindi police have finalised a security plan for Christmas under which all 159 churches in the district have been divided into three categories as per threat of likely terror attacks. Under the plan, as many as 2,800 police personnel including Elite Force commandoes will be deployed to ensure foolproof security of the Christian worship sites. The security of the churches will be monitored through closed-c...