Daily Times

Home | Archives | Company Financials | Contact Us |  Subscribe | Saturday, May 25, 2013 

Main News
National
Islamabad
Karachi
Lahore
Briefs
Foreign
Editorial
Business
Sport
Entertainment
Advertise
 
Sunday Magazine
 
Boss
 
Wikkid
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Used
Web
 


 
Thursday, January 16, 2003 E-Mail this article to a friend Printer Friendly Version
Share | |

Faisal annoyed at CDA

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Interior and Narcotics Control Makhdoom Syed Faisal Saleh Hayat expressed his annoyance over the poor performance of Capital Development Authority and asked the high-ranking officials to pull up their socks.

He made these remarks during a brief visit to the CDA on Wednesday. He asked the officials of CDA to complete the ongoing projects within the stipulated time.

The Interior Minister asked the Chairman CDA to constitute a committee under the chairmanship of Mian Muhammad Aslam, MNA from the Federal capital, to resolve the issue of Sector D-12.

“I was apprised that chairlift at Shakerparian and the train project would be launched but no initiative has been taken so far,” Faisal remarked. Earlier, Chairman CDA Mir Liaq Shah briefed the Interior Minister about the main projects including land revenues, environment and development projects.

The Interior minister has been informed about the financial predicaments faced by CDA, Liaq shah told the journalists. He said that Interior Minister asked him to improve the conditions of the roads in the capital. —Staff Report

Home | National

Share | |
More PML-QA losers move SC for Senate polls relief
Dr Khwaja hid top Qaeda men at home, court told
‘No aggressive designs against any country’
Fernandes in Russia to buy military spares
UK’s largest naval force in 20 years sail for Iraq
Another suspect of French attack arrested
City blanketed with thickest fog of season
Maulana Azad laid to rest
8 dead as violence goes unabated in Kashmir
‘Navy mode shifted from defensive to offensive’
Pakistan asks UN to save war-affected children
Farooq’s murder solved, says IG
Nasrullah calls ARD, APC meetings
25,000 teachers get 3-year extension in service
ANF blames Afghans for Pakistan’s ill-repute
Journalist Batalvi passes away
Musharraf blamed for INS woes
Musharraf asks PCB to recruit more blind cricketers
Spring Festival — mega event ready to rock the city
Traders concerned at rising crime rate
Elahi announces more EPZs
Shujaat urges Bush to reassess registration policy
Straw invites Kasuri
Minister assures friendly policies for doctors, people
2-day weekend announced in Khanewal
Faisal annoyed at CDA
PML-N flays president’s powers
SME Bank to dish out Rs 1b to small businesses this year
Colleagues demand Dr Khwaja’s release
Political will vital to ‘right kind’ of regulation: Dr Ishrat
JI to unite overseas Kashmiri leaders
Outgoing BD High Commissioner vists Musharraf
JUI-F claims 52 workers arrested
Police arrests gang, seizes weapons
Road accidents claim seven
Ex-APP journalist Chacha Rafiq dies
Peaceful by-polls in Multan, DG Khan and Bahawalpur
Demonstration against INS registration
Low turnout at PB-31 blessing in disguise: Hai
Students hold anti-US rally
Daughter of Multan doctor still held captive
Asfandyar to file papers for Senate today
PPP hails Agosta’s acquisition report
Benazir praises CESC report condemning polls
EC okays 71m euro grant for education and trade
Afghan health minister wants Pakistan’s help
New Islamabad Project case adjourned till 21st
Arrested Australian ‘has close links with Al Qaeda’
Man shot dead
Governor attends Azad’s funeral
No relief package for Sialkot border areas
MMA candidate alleges rigging
Awazians’ tribute to Bee Gees’ Maurice
IB reveals plot to kill PM, Advani
5,000 soldiers looking for Taliban, Qaeda in Spin Boldak
BD journalist ordered freed after month-plus in jail
Taliban go low-tech using donkeys instead of SUVs
Israeli troops kill three Palestinians in new spate
Two million visitors to US stay back every year
BD centre looks for vaccine against diarrhoea
 
Daily Times - All Rights Reserved
Site developed and hosted by WorldCALL Internet Solutions


Used books in Pakistan   Web hosting in Pakistan