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Police check post set up, hideouts of drug dealers destroyed

The fort served as bulwark against invaders during Janjua family reign

Top court renders climate justice Upholds Punjab govt’s move to disallow new cement plants in Chakwal and Khushab A file photo of the Supreme Court of Pakistan. PHOTO: EXPRESS ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Saturday upheld the Punjab government’s decision to declare a "negative area", saying that water problems could not be resolved through technical solutions alone, but required broader recognition that they were inherently ecological, political and social issues. "In adjudicating water and water-related cases, judges should be mindful of the essential and inseparable connection that w...

Bee population has been dwindling over the past decade due to a variety of reasons, ranging from bacterial diseases to pesticides. — File photo “IT is so amazing what bees do,” said Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Climate Change Malik Amin Aslam at the launch of the ‘Billion Tree Honey’ programme in Islamabad recently. “Bees have evolved to become the most efficient insects to pollinate plants and, in this task, they reign supreme,” the PM’s aide went on to say. It all started in December last year when Mr Aslam’s ministry along with representatives of the Minis­...

JHELUM: Prime Minister Imran Khan interacts with locals after inaugurating the Nandana Fort heritage trail project on Sunday.—PPI GUJAR KHAN: Prime Minister Imran Khan has said Pakistan can provide a multiplicity of choices for tourists that no other country can, elaborating on the diversity of opportunities to be found in the country — from its long coastline to some of the world’s tallest mountains and heritage sites, including those belonging to ancient civilisations. He expressed these views after inaugurating the heritage trail project at Al-Bairuni Point (Baghan Wala Village) at N...