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July 19, 2021
FAISALABAD: Faisalabad Development Authority (FDA) Director General Dr Faisal Azim Sunday said the Faisalabad master plan was being given final touches after consultation of all stakeholders.
Addressing members of All Pakistan Textile Processing Mills Association (APTPMA) here, the FDA DG said the master plan would be a remarkable milestone for the organised and advanced development of industrial, agricultural and socio-economic sectors and concrete steps were being taken by FDA in this regard.
He expressed hope that the rapid development would emerge by implementing the Faisalabad master plan and the facilities of road network, bridges, hospitals, educational institutions, community centres, parks would be managed as per the ratio of population quantum beside besides increasing the beauty of the city.
UET Makes An Example of Students Who Demanded Online Exams
The administration of the University of Engineering and Technology (UET) Lahore has suspended three students and fined two others for protesting against the university for taking examinations in-person this session.
The students, namely Muhammad Junaid, Muhammad Farrukh, and Muhammad Haroon, have been suspended for a semester on the charges of provoking students against giving examinations in-person.
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Zunair Haider has been fined Rs. 20,000 for calling for a protest via his Twitter account, and Daud Ahmad has been fined Rs. 5,000 for responding to the latter’s call.
In other news, the Lahore police detained several students of the University of Central Punjab (UCP) in an attempt to disperse them as they protested against the university’s decision to conduct on-campus examinations.