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How Nasla Tower’s plot grew from 780 to 1,121 sq yds in six decades
June 27, 2021
Imagine buying a flat worth millions of rupees after verifying all the no-objection certificates (NOCs) issued by the relevant landowning agencies and various government departments. Then, a few years down the line, the Supreme Court orders the building in which you have your home to be demolished.
All the NOCs shown to you by the builder before your purchased your flat now turn out to be illegally obtained or issued. And the building itself turns out
to be constructed over an encroached portion of a service road.
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May 16, 2021
Mere supply of water to the city will not quench Karachi’s thirst. The supply has to be equitable and safe
I am a twitterholic. I use it to rant, to source information and to engage with interesting people. Of late, I have started posting what to most other people may seem mundane, but has supreme importance in my life. Like the day I received water in my pipeline. I have started noticing a pattern in such tweets. They occur once every 18-20 days. In between these days, I celebrate receiving a water tanker (that I pay for).
In Karachi, the haves and the have-nots have all experienced the equaliser known as the water shortage. The difference between the two demographics being, of course, the ability to purchase the diminishing resource by one as opposed to the other segment of population. This being the case also for most other services and commodities given the inequitable system we live under.
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Committee formed to plan resettlement of displaced families
Karachi
April 9, 2021
A body headed by a civil society representative has been formed to make a plan for the resettlement of families displaced due to the anti-encroachment operations in the city.
The decision to this effect was made on Thursday during the first meeting of the committee formed by the Sindh government for resettlement and rehabilitation of families affected or displaced due to removal of encroachments. The meeting was chaired by Karachi Commissioner Navid Ahmed Shaikh.
According to a statement issued by the Commissioner Office, the committee in its first meeting deliberated its terms of reference notified by the Sindh government. The commissioner constituted a sub-committee for the preparation of a detailed framework for providing compensation to the eligible affected people of anti-encroachment drives.
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