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ISLAMABAD:A senate committee on Monday approved a onetime Rs500 lsquo radio fee rsquo on the first-time registration of different kinds of vehicles.Chairing a meeting of the Senate Standing adidas originals forum bold Committee on Information on Monday, which was also attended by two other members, Senator Fauzia Arshad and Senator Syed Waqar Mehdi, Senator Irfan Siddiqui maintained that more nike force than three million cars were registered annually and they all use radio.He proposed that if a radio fee of Rs500 is charged at the time of the registration of a vehicle, Radio Pakistan could earn Rs15 billion annually.After thorough deliberation, the committee unanimously approved his prop nike airforce 1 mujer osal.Senator Irfan Siddiqui said that Radio Pakistan holds the significance of national heritage and its buildings and lands cannot be sold at throwaway prices, neither rented out nor leased.He said that it was extremely regrettable that retired employees of Radio Pakistan were not receiving their pensions on time. ldquo In these days of Llht PM Imran asks legal team to examine LHC verdict on Nawaz s travel abroad
MULTAN:A two-day first South Punjab literary festival featuring dialogues, debates, seminar, art and culture promotional activities and traditional cuisines concluded at Bahauddin Zakariya af1 noir University (BZU) on Friday. Literary figures, scholars, students, poets, writers, teachers and art lovers from across the country attended the concluding ceremony held at the Bahauddin Zakariy adidas campus adv a University. Speaking on the occasion, BZU Vice Chancellor Dr Tariq Ansari underlined the need for maki adidas spezial ng association of students with art and culture stronger to make them peaceful citizens. He said South Punjab had a distinct culture and appreciated the efforts of organisers for holding literary festival. A mushira (poetry recitation) and musical programme were also organised on the concluding day.聽聽Published in The Express Tribune, May 4th, 2019.
ISLAMABAD:A senate committee on Monday approved a onetime Rs500 lsquo radio fee rsquo on the first-time registration of different kinds of vehicles.Chairing a meeting of the Senate Standing adidas originals forum bold Committee on Information on Monday, which was also attended by two other members, Senator Fauzia Arshad and Senator Syed Waqar Mehdi, Senator Irfan Siddiqui maintained that more nike force than three million cars were registered annually and they all use radio.He proposed that if a radio fee of Rs500 is charged at the time of the registration of a vehicle, Radio Pakistan could earn Rs15 billion annually.After thorough deliberation, the committee unanimously approved his prop nike airforce 1 mujer osal.Senator Irfan Siddiqui said that Radio Pakistan holds the significance of national heritage and its buildings and lands cannot be sold at throwaway prices, neither rented out nor leased.He said that it was extremely regrettable that retired employees of Radio Pakistan were not receiving their pensions on time. ldquo In these days of Llht PM Imran asks legal team to examine LHC verdict on Nawaz s travel abroad
MULTAN:A two-day first South Punjab literary festival featuring dialogues, debates, seminar, art and culture promotional activities and traditional cuisines concluded at Bahauddin Zakariya af1 noir University (BZU) on Friday. Literary figures, scholars, students, poets, writers, teachers and art lovers from across the country attended the concluding ceremony held at the Bahauddin Zakariy adidas campus adv a University. Speaking on the occasion, BZU Vice Chancellor Dr Tariq Ansari underlined the need for maki adidas spezial ng association of students with art and culture stronger to make them peaceful citizens. He said South Punjab had a distinct culture and appreciated the efforts of organisers for holding literary festival. A mushira (poetry recitation) and musical programme were also organised on the concluding day.聽聽Published in The Express Tribune, May 4th, 2019.