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Urban expansion threatens capital’s image Increase in housing demand due to population growth has resulted in rapid development which is not sustainable A view of Islamabad city. PHOTO: FILE ISLAMABAD: The country’s poster child for being clean and green, Islamabad, is fast approaching a conundrum due to its seemingly never-ending expansion, uninterrupted influx of migrants, population growth, and an increase in concrete towers. At this rate, experts predict by 2030, the capital will soon be known as a concrete city instead of a green city. Albeit there is nothing wrong with being identified as a concrete city, as many other capitals of the world are, Islamabad is already facing the brunt of population growth in the form of water shortages, security issues, rising unemployment, and inflated housing costs. ....
The logo of Capital Development Authority. Islamabad: The 52nd meeting of the Capital Development Authority Development Working Party (CDADWP) on Wednesday approved development projects worth Rs24.268 billion for the federal capital. The meeting was chaired by CDA Chairman Aamir Ali Ahmed and attended by officials from the Ministry of Interior and Planning Commission and CDA board members. The projects approved by the meeting would be completed in different time spans of one to five years. An official said that the CDADWP approved record allocations during the meeting held on Wednesday. The projects approved by the meeting include Rs7,200 million project of construction of parking plazas at different commercial places of Islamabad within a period of five years and Rs3,296 million plan of Margalla Avenue, while Rs1,804 million have been reserved for remaining development work in Sector D-12. ....
Pak Interior Minister admits country hosting Taliban families Pakistan has for long completely rejected assertions of having Taliban footprints on its soil. However, incumbent Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed has admitted that Islamabad not only hosts families of the Taliban, but it also is aware of fighters getting medical treatment in the country. | 2021-06-29T09:15:52+05:30 ISLAMABAD : Pakistan has for long completely rejected assertions of having Taliban footprints on its soil. However, incumbent Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed has admitted that Islamabad not only hosts families of the Taliban, but it also is aware of fighters getting medical treatment in the country. ....