The LDA has asked the government to arrange funds for clearance of the dues, besides requesting the PR to resume the work. AFP/File
LAHORE: Pakistan Railways (PR) has refused to connect a recently diverted track to the main line as part of the ongoing Ek Moria Pul Project due to nonpayment of Rs72.421 million by the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) after implementing two mega projects on the Canal Road in the past.
Since the issue has delayed completion of the Ek Moria Pul Project, the LDA has asked the government to arrange funds for clearance of the dues, besides requesting the PR to resume the work, enabling the authority to complete the project.
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If you have recently found yourself extra motivated and positive, it probably has a lot to do with the weather. The season of new beginnings and rejuvenation is here. The days are longer. The heaters and warm clothes have been packed up in the storerooms again. The Mall and the Canal Bank Road are lush green with bright leaves and buzzing bees. You can smell the sweet aroma of colourful blooming flowers all around the city. Spring is in the air. This year especially, the spring season was even more anticipated as it would mean a further reduction in Covid-19 cases and a relaxation of restrictions.
Chennai News: The Greater Corporation Commissioner G Prakash inaugurated the Miyawaki forest opposite the Secretariat. Miyawaki forest (Representational Image) | Photo Credit: IANS
Chennai: The Greater Chennai Corporation has developed a new Miyawaki forest with an area of around 3,000 square feet, near Secretariat. The forest is planned by the Inner Wheel Club of Madras in the city.
According to the
Indian Express report, the GCC has allowed the public to visit these forests to get a glimpse of corporations initiative. Inner Wheel Club started this project in September last year. The barren land now cultivates 837 trees.
On February 01, Chennai civic body Commissioner G Prakash said: they were planning to set up 1,000 more urban forests by utilising open spaces and reserve lands in a bid to spread the green cover of the city .