Plantation to become a requirement for all new uplift projects. New uplift initiatives will be required to plant trees. Chief Minister Mahmood Khan has asked the competent authorities to take the required procedures to make plantation a mandatory component of all new provincial government projects’ PC-Is. All development initiatives, he argued, should include plantations on a modest scale.
The chief minister issued the decision while chairing a meeting about the monsoon plantation campaign here on Friday. It went over the first two weeks of the plantation campaign’s progress.
The meeting was attended by Acting Chief Secretary Zafar Ali Shah, CM’s Principal Secretary Amjad Ali Khan, administrative secretaries of concerned departments, divisional commissioners, and other high-ranking officials. The CM chairs the meeting on the monsoon campaign.
The participants were informed that set the total objective for the monsoon plantation campaign at 58 million and that 774 different plantation operations were carried out across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa during the first two weeks beginning August 1.
Officials stated that 1.1 million saplings were planted by involving elected officials and the general public. As a result, an aggregate total of eight million saplings was produced across the province during the first two weeks of the program.
“Similarly, 112 million plant enclosures have been planned, and 56 million plant enclosures have been ensured in the two weeks leading up to the drive,” it was reported. In addition, according to officials, supplied 1.5 million saplings to individuals for private plantations.
The chief minister directed the to-the-point authorities to ensure that they met the campaign’s aim of 100 percent. He advocated for planting along riverbanks, highways, and near irrigation channels, among other locations selected for this purpose.
Mahmood Khan emphasized the importance of focusing on an urban plantation and urged the competent authorities to carry out extensive farms at divisional, district, and tehsil headquarters levels. He also requested that the local government administration assign responsibility for protecting saplings planted in their domains to all TMAs. Finally, he reaffirmed his government’s commitment to making the province’s 10 Billion Tree Tsunami plan successful.
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China demands justice from Pakistan on Gwadar suicide attack. China insisted on Saturday that Islamabad conduct a comprehensive investigation into the suicide attack on a van transporting Chinese nationals in Gwadar, Baluchistan, and severely punish the culprits.
According to a statement from the Chinese Embassy in Islamabad, the Pakistani government has been asked to take practical actions to guarantee that such tragedies do not occur again.
“At the exact time, relevant departments at all levels in Pakistan must take practical and effective measures to speed up the implementation of strengthened whole-process security measures and upgraded security cooperation mechanisms to ensure that similar incidents do not occur again,” the statement read.
According to the statement, a convoy carrying Chinese nationals was attacked in Gwadar, killing three children and injuring several others, including a Chinese person.
According to an Interior Ministry statement, a four-vehicle convoy transporting Chinese nationals “with integrated security details of Pakistan army and police presence” was attacked on the East Bay Expressway. The attack took place near a fishermen’s community along the beachfront route, according to the statement.
The Chinese team noted Pakistani authorities’ fast response, saying that the Pakistani side quickly sent the wounded to a hospital in Gwadar for treatment after the event.
“The Chinese Embassy in Pakistan strongly condemns this act of terrorism, expresses its heartfelt condolences to the innocent victims in Pakistan, and extends its sincere sympathies to the injured of both countries,” it stated. Following the attack on the convoy, the embassy said it quickly implemented an emergency plan. The embassy requested that Pakistan treat the injured properly, conduct a comprehensive investigation, and punish the offenders severely.
On Saturday, police claimed they had filed a case at a CTD police station connected with the suicide attack against unnamed terrorists. The charges include murder, attempted murder, explosives, and terror clauses, according to them. The bombing killed three children and injured three more.
The loss of life saddens Bilawal Bhutto.
PPP Chairperson Bilawal Bhutto condemned the attack on the Chinese people and expressed sadness over the loss of human life.
“The federal government should offer complete protection to Chinese nationals working on various projects around the country and answer the Chinese government’s worries about the safety and security of its residents in Pakistan,” said Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.
Seven tehsils in Pindi will receive Rs192 million in uplift funding. Justice Athar Minallah, the Chief Justice of the IHC, suspended the assignment of plots to the capital’s judiciary in sectors F-14 and F-15 on Friday, claiming that the award of land was an apparent conflict of interest.
The court also sent a notice to the attorney general, requesting an explanation from the Ministry of Housing and Works about the policy of allocating plots to a select group of people. The case will be heard on September 13 by a larger bench.
It should note that the Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) allotted plots to Chief Justice of Pakistan Gulzar Ahmed and other judges of the superior judiciary, as well as bureaucrats such as Dr. Shahzad Arbab and Dr. Waqar Masood Khan, after retiring from government service were hired as special assistants to the prime minister, during the balloting.
Property owners in Thalla Syedan and Jhangi Syedan in Islamabad district filed a suit against land acquisition. IHC Chief Justice Athar Minallah heard the case.
”Federal Government Employees Housing Authority recently held a poll for assignment of plots in F-14 and F-15,” Justice Minallah said during the case’s hearing. Almost every judicial officer of the district courts of Islamabad, who is meant to resolve and rule on the claims and rights of the affected land owners, is a benefactor, accordilandownersist.”
“It raises serious questions about conflict of interest because the plots are given to the beneficiaries at substantially lower prices than current market rates, and thus each beneficiary has a financial interest,” he said, adding that “amazingly, the list also includes those judicial officers who have been dismissed based on misconduct or corruption.”
Justice Minallah pointed out that one of the beneficiaries was a judicial officer who was convicted and sentenced by this court and whose conviction was later supported by the august Supreme Court in the case of a kid named Tayyaba. Similarly, the IHC chief justice noted that “the judicial official who was discharged on corruption accusations in the fraudulent degree [Axact] case is also an allottee.”
According to the FGEHA’s records, three sacked additional district and sessions judges — Pervaizul Qadir Memon, Raja Khurram Ali Khan, and Jahangir Awan — were each awarded a kanal plot in F-14 and F-15, while two former civil judges, Adnan Jamali and Amir Khalil, were each given 14 marla plots.
Mr Memon was fired from his job in February 2018 after accepting a bribe to acquit MS Axact Shoaib Sheikh, the company’s CEO. In the Tayyaba torture case, Raja Khurram Ali Khan was convicted and discharged from the army. At the same time, Jahangir Awan was fired last year for firing in the air during a brawl on Constitution Avenue. The IHC management also fired civil judges Jamali and Khalil.
According to the court’s ruling, the names of judicial personnel under investigation for apparent incompetence are also among the beneficiaries. How could the government reward a public servant who had been fired for corruption or misbehavior, Justice Minallah wondered.
While the judges of the IHC turned down the FGEHA’s offer of plots, the judges of the lower courts made applications, and the authority assigned plots to each judge during balloting on August 17, 2021. The FGEHA, interestingly, allocated plots to IHC officials whose appointments had been declared unlawful by the Supreme Court.
The IHC and the district courts in Islamabad were flooded with lawsuits against the FGEHA, according to Justice Minallah. Almost every judicial officer in the district judiciary has a considerable financial interest in the authority. Citing a Supreme Court decision in the matter of Anwar and others v. The Crown [PLD 1955 FC 185] said that “no judge can be a judge in his suit.”
Justice Minallah cited another case, ‘Federation of Pakistan v. Muhammad Akram Shaikh, etc.,’ in which the Supreme Court stated that “when a judge’s pecuniary or financial interest, no matter how small, is likely to be affected as a direct result of the decision, in any case, he is ipso facto, disqualified from hearing it…”
“It is evident that judicial officers’ pecuniary interests are created when he or she, as the case may be, becomes a beneficiary of the extraordinary benefit of receiving state land at prices much lower than market rates,” the IHC chief judge stated. The impression of a dispute of interest is enough to undermine plaintiffs’ faith in the legal system.”
“It commenced registration under membership drive Phase-II on ‘age-wise seniority basis’ for federal government employees and other designated groups in April 2015 as per authorized quota policy and eligibility requirements of the scheme,” the FGEHA said in response to a news item published earlier.
Until May 2016, nearly 80,000 members were registered, including government employees from BS-1 to BS-22 and superior and lower court judges, according to the FGEHA. In addition, allottees whose names were included in the balloting of plots for sectors F-14/15 were issued consent letters in 2016, even though the balloting was only to assign them plot numbers.
The housing authority also stated that 1,704 F-14/15 category-1 (BS-20 to BS-22) allottees, including judges, were allotted plots through random computerized balloting on 17-08-2021 in a transparent manner. At the same time, 1,690 category-2 (BS-18 to BS-19) allottees and 1,329 allottees in category-3 (BS-16 to BS-17) were also allotted plots.
The housing authority stated that all allotments were made following the FGEHA’s approved criteria/policy. Further, that balloting for allocating plot numbers to bona fide allottees was performed utilizing a transparent computerized balloting system.
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Judges plot allocation in new capital sectors suspended by IHC. Justice Athar Minallah, the Chief Justice of the Islamabad High Court (IHC), stopped the assignment of properties to the capital’s judiciary in sectors F-14 and F-15 on Friday, claiming that the land award was an apparent conflict of interest.
The court also delivers a notice to the attorney general, requesting an explanation from the Ministry of Housing and Works about the policy of allocating plots to a select group of people. The case will be heard on September 13 by a larger bench.
During the balloting, the Federal General Elections Holding Authority (FGEHA) allocated plots to Chief Justice of Pakistan Gulzar Ahmed and other superior judiciary judges and bureaucrats such as Dr Waqar Masood Khan and Dr Shahzad Arbab. As a result, they were elevated as special assistants to the prime minister after retiring from government service.
During the hearing of the case, Justice Minallah stated, “It has been reported that the Federal Government Employees Housing Authority recently held a poll for assignment of plots in F-14 and F-15.” According to the list, almost every judicial officer of Islamabad district courts who is supposed to resolve and rule on the claims and rights of the affected landowners is a benefactor.”
“It raises serious questions about conflict of interest because the plots are given to the beneficiaries at substantially lower prices than current market rates, and thus each beneficiary has a financial interest,” he said, adding that “amazingly, the list also includes those judicial officers who have been dismissed based on misconduct or corruption.” Judges plot allocation in new capital sectors suspended by IHC.
Justice Minallah pointed out that one of the beneficiaries was a judicial officer who was convicted and sentenced by this court and whose conviction was later supported by the august Supreme Court in the case of a kid named Tayyaba. Similarly, the IHC chief justice noted that “the judicial official who was discharged on corruption accusations in the fraudulent degree [Axact] case is also an allottee.”
According to the FGEHA’s records, three sacked additional district and sessions judges — Pervaizul Qadir Memon, Raja Khurram Ali Khan, and Jahangir Awan — were awarded a kanal plot in F-14 and F-15. In contrast, two former civil judges, Adnan Jamali and Amir Khalil were each given 14 marla plots.
Mr Memon was fired from his job in February 2018 after accepting a bribe to acquit MS Axact Shoaib Sheikh, the company’s CEO.
In the Tayyaba torture case, Raja Khurram Ali Khan was convicted and discharged from the army. At the same time, Jahangir Awan fired last year for firing in the air during a brawl on Constitution Avenue. The IHC management also fired civil judges Jamali and Khalil.
According to the court’s ruling, the names of judicial personnel under investigation for apparent incompetence are also among the beneficiaries. How could the government reward a public servant who had been fired for corruption or misbehavior, Justice Minallah wondered.
While the judges of the IHC turned down the FGEHA’s offer of plots, the judges of the lower courts made applications, and the authority assigned properties to each judge during balloting on August 17, 2021.
Sessions judges Tanvir Mir, Nisar Baig, Abdul Qayyum Khan, Sohail Ikram, Khalid Mehmood Ranjha, Iram Niazi, Malik Nazir Ahmed, Shiraz Kayani, Sohail Nasir, Khaqan Babar, Aqil Hussan Chohan, Aqil Hussan Chohan, Mumtaz Hussain, Mohammad Khalid Nawaz, Aqil Hussan Chohan.
Among the senior civil judges are Abdul Ghafoor, Aamir Aziz Khan, Nasruminallah, Mohammad Sohail, Mohammad Inamullah, Humayun Dilawar, Rasool Baksh Mirjat, Riwanuddin, Aamir Aziz Khan, M. Abbas, Raja Farrukh Ali Khan, Suhaib Bilal, Aamir Khalil, Abdul Ghafoor, and Mohammad Shabbir. Under the FGEHA’s category II, they were each allotted a 14-marla plot. According to the court’s directives, it would likewise halt the allocation of plots to IHC officials.
The FGEHA, interestingly, allocated plots to IHC officials whose appointments had been declared unlawful by the Supreme Court. Shahzada Islam, Qazi Shakeel, Shahzada Islam, and Umer Draz Shakir are among the extra registrars.
According to Justice Minallah, the IHC and district courts in Islamabad were swamped with lawsuits against the FGEHA. Almost every judicial officer in the district judiciary has a considerable financial interest in the authority. Citing a Supreme Court decision in the matter of Anwar and others v. The Crown [PLD 1955 FC 185] said that “no judge can be a judge in his suit.”
Justice Minallah cited another case, ‘Federation of Pakistan v. Muhammad Akram Shaikh, etc.,’ in which the Supreme Court stated that “when a judge’s pecuniary or financial interest, no matter how small, is likely to be affected as a direct result of the decision, in any case, he is ipso facto, disqualified from hearing it…”
“It is evident that judicial officers’ pecuniary interests are created when he or she, as the case may be, becomes a beneficiary of the extraordinary benefit of receiving state land at prices much lower than market rates,” the IHC chief judge stated. The impression of a conflict of interest is enough to undermine plaintiffs’ faith in the legal system.”
“It commenced registration under membership drive Phase-II on ‘age-wise seniority basis’ for federal government employees and other designated groups in April 2015 as per authorized quota policy and eligibility requirements of the scheme,” the FGEHA said in response to a news item published earlier.
Until May 2016, nearly 80,000 members were registered, including government employees from BS-1 to BS-22 and superior and lower court judges, according to the FGEHA. In addition, allottees whose names were included in the balloting of plots for sectors F-14/15 were issued consent letters in 2016, even though the balloting was only to assign them plot numbers.
The housing authority also stated that 1,704 F-14/15 category-1 (BS-20 to BS-22) allottees, including judges, were allotted plots through random computerized balloting on 17-08-2021 in a transparent manner. At the same time, 1,690 category-2 (BS-18 to BS-19) allottees and 1,329 allottees in category-3 (BS-16 to BS-17) were also allotted plots.
The housing authority stated that all allotments were made following the FGEHA’s approved criteria/policy. Further, that balloting for allocating plot numbers to bona fide allottees was performed utilizing a transparent computerized balloting system.
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Zedem Pvt. Ltd.’s most recent projects include Faisal Margalla City. Surrounded by breath-taking scenic vistas at the foothills of the Margalla hills, evoking a sense of serenity and security akin to Park View City, a prominent housing society in Islamabad featuring natural settings and lush green spaces. Faisal Town Islamabad, which was opened in 2014, is among the region’s most recognizable housing societies. It is also one of Islamabad’s most prominent housing societies due to modern architecture and commercial options.
Faisal Margalla City is a well-known housing development in the region, offering a wide range of residential and business alternatives. This housing project stands out from the others in the neighborhood due to its unequaled development, state-of-the-art infrastructures, modern design, and lavish amenities. Faisal Margalla City is an excellent investment option for many grounds, including the developer’s track record, location, inexpensive rates, and development quality.
History
On the 30th of September, 2018, Faisal Margalla City (FMC) was officially inaugurated. Despite the initial official launch being set for the 23rd of September 2018, the release was delayed to the 30th of September 2018 due to the long weekend preceding the 10th of Muharram.
Developers
In the cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, Zedem Pvt ltd. has completed several noteworthy housing developments. In Islamabad, it is a prestigious and excellent real estate constructor and construction company. Faisal Margalla City is the most recent development of Pvt. Ltd. The neighborhood radiates a sense of tranquility and security, surrounded by unique, beautiful surroundings at the foothills of the Margalla hills.
Zedem Pvt Ltd.
Zedem Pvt Ltd. is an Islamabad-based real estate developer & construction firm. It has completed some of the most notable housing projects in the proximity of Islamabad & Rawalpindi, such as the Multi-Professional Cooperative Housing Society (MPCHS) in Islamabad’s CDA sectors B-17, F-11, and E-1.
Location Map
Faisal Margalla City spreads all the way to the Margalla Hills, up across from Block A with MPCHS Multi-Gardens B-17. It is encircled on all sides by other MPCHS blocks. It will have direct connections to the GT Road thru the Multi-Gardens on the one side and to the Motorway M-1 from MPCHS Block G thru the presented intersection onto the motorway: Multi-Faisal Interchange on the other. This placement is ideal because it is close to Multi-Gardens B-17, which implies that all of the advancement, population, and commercial activity that occurs there will directly benefit real estate and individuals in Faisal Margalla City.
The project incorporates all expected features, including a vast highway network that connects the housing community to the remaining portion of the region. Faisal Margalla’s brilliant placement is attracting a lot of interest and money. The sector is not as densely urbanized as other CDA areas in Islamabad. However, it has all of the amenities necessary for a comfortable and peaceful life.
Landmark and Areas
Over the weekend and other holidays, Faisal Margalla City Islamabad inhabitants will not be short of fascinating places to visit. It’s because Taxila Museum, which is about 9 kilometers away, provides a powerful platform for history buffs to get a glimpse into the history. The museum, which is located on Shahpur Road, residences a long heritage of Gandhara civilization. You will be encircled by Buddhist relics such as sculptures, coins, and artifacts, allowing you to venture through into pages of history. The artifacts on display here clearly reflect the Gandhara civilization’s religious beliefs and lifestyle.
To make the best of your vacation with family and friends, you can also arrange a journey to Fatimah Jinnah Park, which is approximately 29 kilometers from Faisal Margalla City Islamabad. It is the capital city’s largest park, with a serene ambiance and soft foliage that is well-maintained by the administration. It offers breath-taking vistas of the Margalla Hills. People who enjoy staying in shape come here to stroll, jog, and run on the designated sidewalks. A football field, bowling alley, sports complex, and children’s play area are available for other sports exercises. Fatimah Jinnah Park’s gorgeous pond is also a breath-taking element to the park’s attractiveness, making it an ideal location for photographing.
NOC Status
As per the many on-ground references contacted, all of the property for the venture has been obtained. As a matter of fact, it was already possessed by Zedem International’s Chaudhary Majeed. As a result, it is assumed that the community has all of the land required for the project, implying that possession will not be an issue. If the property has already been bought, the question of NOC gets a lot easier. Nevertheless, as per Farooq of Sibro Property B-17 Islamabad, some criteria for the NOC have still to be completed, and things are in the works so that the project will obtain them soon and without too much trouble.
Master Plan
There are 5.5, 8, 10.8, 14.2, & 20 Marla plots available in the community and residential and commercial plots. Initially, there were assumptions regarding if or when the installment payment plan was continuing to be provided. However, following the debut, Developers posted the initial plan on Zedem International’s website and were accessible to the entire public. The developers implemented this measure for the investors’ convenience. If some people couldn’t afford lump sum payments, they could at least pay the quarter, relatively reasonable installments, and own a home in the area. Unfortunately, the administration has changed its policy and notified us that they would not extend the 4-year payment installment plan for plots in the community.
Commercial Projects In FMC
The top 3 business projects of FMC are:
Lavish Mall
One of the largest retail malls in the twin towns of Rawalpindi and Islamabad is the luxurious mall. Located in Islamabad, Pakistan, in the FMC B17 Multi-Gardens block. The project is 12 Kanals long and 13 stories tall, featuring large commercial spaces and luxurious apartments.
Domination Heights
Domination Heights is a ten-story structure in Islamabad’s sector B-17 (FMC). An exclusive residential unit development with a wide range of features.
Apex Gold Mall
The Apex Gold Mall in Faisal Margalla City, popularly known as FMC, is one of the most vibrant malls currently under construction. Multi-gardens area b-17 Multi-gardens Islamabad is right next door. This project is 5 Kanal in size and six stories tall. Apex Gold Mall will be the latest initiative of one of the most prominent malls in the twin cities.
Features
State-of-the-art research
A large road network
Streets range in width from 40 feet to 110 feet.
Green belts in every industry
Advanced sewerage system
Electricity via Underground
Community with a Secured Gate
CCTV Cameras are in operation 24 hours a day
Commercially developed area
Center for Community Development
A Food Court
Parks
Health-care facilities
Jogging Routes
a lush green setting
A community that is secure
a pleasant environment
Every block has a Masjid and a Jamia Mosque.
Children’s Playground
Payment Plans
They have created simple payment plans for the benefit of their valued clients. The installments have been designed to accommodate a wide range of income levels among our potential clientele. The following are the payment details:
1 Kanal equals 500 square meters.
Development fees such as streets, water system, sanitation and draining system, entrance, greenery, surveillance, Sui gas, and subterranean power are all included in the site price.
After the construction process is completed and all other fees and dues have been paid in full, they will give physical ownership of the property.
The buyer would make quarterly installments.
The registration fee is non-transferable.
The payment plan described above was only applicable for the project’s pre-development and pre-booking phases. Unfortunately, the organization has changed its policy and announced that Developers would not extend the 4-year payment installment plan for plots in the community. The following are the pricing for plots in Faisal Margalla City: 5.5, 8, 10.8, 14.2, and 20 Marlas:
According to the sources, it is unclear whether or not they would release the installment storylines. However, it is expected that installment plans with additional information will become accessible at some point after the introduction. So, if a lump sum payment does not appeal to you, you may always choose to wait & we will notify you as early as they become accessible here on the weblog, so stay tuned!
Amenities
Road Network:
First and primarily, there is a 225-foot-wide main boulevard and a 40-foot-wide connection road and street that satisfy international standards.
Health Facilities:
High-quality hospitals are also being built for the citizens of Faisal Margalla City.
Education Facilities:
Education has received particular attention, and the appropriate ground has been set out for schools and colleges.
Water Supply:
People are also provided with underground water supplies in suitable quantities.
Security:
Last but again not least, inhabitants are supplied with a complete, infallible, and adequate defense.
Parks:
Faisal Margalla City Islamabad will have its parks, but residents will also have accessibility to parks in the surrounding area. For example, Lakeview Park in Sector A, Multi Gardens Islamabad, is only 4 minutes away from the project’s site and gives a magnificent view of the beautiful lake. In addition, there is a tuck store in the park that sells snacks and other items. In the mornings and evenings, people utilize the park’s walking track to walk or jog. It’s a great spot to unwind with family on weekends and spend quality time in the evenings throughout the week.
Development Status
Project development at Faisal Margalla City is progressing at a decent pace, and numerous villas are now under construction. The project’s administration has set a goal of completing Block A development and handing over ownership in the subsequent six months, starting in February 2019. Property sizes ranging from 5, 8, 10, 14 marlas, and 1 Kanal are available for purchase in the project. The areas surrounding Faisal Margalla City Islamabad are densely populated, and Sector B-17 Islamabad has all the fundamental amenities and services.
Why should you put your money into Faisal Margalla City?
After learning about the project’s features, you might prefer to deposit your time and resources in Faisal Margalla City. You would not be able to be remorseful about your decision.
Known developers
Faisal Margalla City is a highly lucrative and profitable investment decision due to the developers’ outstanding track record and dependability. Seem International has indeed made significant progress in the MPCHS field.
Awe-inspiring setting
The second factor this housing development is ranked among the best emerging real estate ventures is its fantastic setting at the foothills of the Margalla Hills. It is close to the B-17 sector and also has connectivity to the M-1 and G.T. roads, making it accessible to the general public.
Changeable payment plan
The flexible payment plan is yet another feature that attracts investors’ attention. However, this payment plan has recently been phased down, but those who benefited from the opportunity on time are now reaping the benefits. The developers delivered the work to the owners ahead of time and did it without sacrificing the pace or high development standards.
Conventional amenities
Given the diversity of facilities and development offered, Faisal City is among the fastest-selling housing projects in the region, and for a good reason. Even with all the growth in the region and the influx of people from the cities, not just housing but also business activity is projected to boom. As a consequence of these elements, the investments here will benefit massively, and individuals will be allowed to live a relaxing and quiet existence in Margalla City.
Immediate possession
You should go ahead and reserve your plot right away since Faisal Margalla city permits you to take ownership of your plot right away. It provides you ownership of acquired lands four-six months after final payment.
Balloting
On August 4th, 2019, Faisal City management scheduled a balloting session at Faisal Margalla Hills to allocate property numbers to plot files by a fair computerized ballot. Society has already announced the F.M.C. master plan at this year’s inaugural ceremony. The goal is to give plot owners the plot figures on the grid and their plot’s actual location. Investors who had obtained the necessary papers for this home development were welcomed to the event and granted plot numbers and real addresses. The R.D.A. just approved the Faisal Margalla City layout master plan.
How do you reserve a plot in Faisal Margalla?
The application forms are available at the Faisal Hills office and on the company’s web pages. For the necessary payment of the plot as specified in the payment plan, a bank draft/pay order must be attached to the registration forms on account of “M/s Margalla City (Pvt.) Ltd.”
Advantages and disadvantages
Advantages:
Public Transportation
The Peshawar-Rawalpindi Road & Motorway M-1 pass through Faisal City. As a result, cabs and rickshaws could be readily available. Taxila Bypass Bus Stop, on Peshawar Road, too, is around a 9-minute drive away. You can take a bus to Rawalpindi and Islamabad from this bus station. This bus stop is served by commuter buses. You can also board a bus everywhere in Pakistan from the Daewoo Express Bus Terminal at Peshawar Road, Jhangi Syedian. People near Faisal Margalla City Islamabad would have no trouble utilizing public transit in the future.
Market Facility:
Future residents of Faisal City Islamabad would be able to buy at local shops and marts for supplies and other everyday essentials. The below are the most nearby project options in Islamabad’s Sector B-17.
Block A: Chaudhary Super Store;
Block B: Crescent Cash & Carry;
Block C: Family Mart;
Block D: Chaudhary Super Store;
Block C: Chaudhary Super Store;
Block D: Chaudhary Super Store;
Block E: Chaudhary Super Store;
Block F: 8-minute grocery shopping at the Block C Markaz
A Block C Market is 7 minutes away from Faisal Margalla City Islamabad Punjab Market in G-13/4, which is 20 kilometers away from Faisal Margalla City children’s clothing Rajput Market, which is 8 kilometers away from Faisal Margalla City.
Educational Facilities:
Faisal City Islamabad, luckily, is well-served by higher education institutions. B-17 Islamabad, roughly a 5- to 7-minute drive away, has some of the most outstanding schools. Block B is home to the Air Foundation School System. The Smart School is affiliated with The City School, which is one of the most prestigious schools in the country. Roots International School is located in Block B and is about 16 kilometers from F.M.C. City. It is well-known because providing a high-quality education to students from kindergarten to high school.
The idea that Faisal Margalla City Islamabad is close to the Taxila Education City of the Heavy Industries is a plus (HITEC). The HITEC runs Matric-based schools that are accredited mainly with the Federal Board of International & Secondary Education in Islamabad and the Cambridge International Exam Junior School, which caters to students in grades 2 through 7.
Those who want to begin a medical science degree in Faisal Margalla City Islamabad has two choices:
On North Road, at nine kilometers, is the HITEC Institute of Medical Sciences Medical College.
COMSATS University is located on G.T. Road, Quaid Avenue, Wah, Faisal City, Islamabad, and is a 15-minute drive away.
Computer science, mathematics, management sciences, electrical & computer engineering, civil engineering, and mechanical engineering are among the university’s six departments.
Bank Facility
Habib Bank Limited has several locations. H.B.L. has also put up an A.T.M. outside its branch, which is only 6 minutes away by car. Allied Bank Limited on Adam Jee Road, United Bank Limited on Hamilton Road, and Bank Al Habib G-9 Markaz Health Facilities are all within 8 minutes drive of the F.M.C. National Bank of Pakistan (N.B.P.) is also within 8 minutes drive.
Medical services:
The accessibility of healthcare services is among the most significant variables to consider when buying a home. Medical services will be available within Faisal Margalla City, Islamabad, in the near future. However, the fact that many of the best hospitals are in the neighborhood is fortunate. Taxila’s Christian Hospital After driving approximately 9 kilometers outside Faisal Margalla City, you will arrive here. P.O.F. Hospital is a well-equipped general hospital in Rawalpindi’s Wah Cantt, which is 10.4 kilometers from Islamabad’s Faisal Margalla City. The Alfalah Hospital in Sangjani, only 6 kilometers from the F.M.C., is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Individuals can go to Bismillah Clinic or Noreen Dental & Medical Centre in G-13 Islamabad for modest health and dental problems.
Fitness and gym facilities
People who are health and fitness freaks Faisal City Islamabad is approximately 11.2 kilometers from P.O.F. Gym in Wah, Rawalpindi. It is the nearest male-only gym in the vicinity. However, there are other gyms in Islamabad, which are around 20 to 27 kilometers away. F-11 Markaz, Fight Fortress M.M.A. Residents of Block B of Sector B-17 Islamabad are blessed to have entrance to a private ladies gym, which a beauty salon runs. It takes 7 minutes to drive to the proposed development.
Disadvantage:
There are no drawbacks that would make you reconsider investment in Faisal City. Some of the plans, however, have expensive installments.
Expert Tip:
According to real estate specialists, the land in Faisal Margalla City is held by Zedem International’s Chairman, Mr. Chaudhary Majeed. Hence possession is not an issue with this project. However, after buyers have paid in full, they will give over possession in around six months. Installment properties are no longer available.
For this purpose, Zedem International, the project’s designer, has a solid reputation in the real estate business, and many investors consider this project to be a significant investment in Islamabad. But on the other side, its location, rate of development, and ease of possession are all critical factors in its success. Property prices are projected to rise in this area once project development is nearing completion, according to specialists in the industry. Faisal Margalla City is a long-term investment hotspot in Islamabad.
Conclusion
So now you know all about Faisal Margalla City. Book your plot at Faisal Margalla City today if you want to live a distinctive and affluent lifestyle. It also presents you with the most acceptable real estate investing options. Investing in real estate business properties in Faisal Margalla would provide you with a substantial profit with no risk. We went over all of the advantages in great detail, leaving no room for doubt.
F.A.Q.s
Q- What is Faisal Margalla City?
Faisal City is a dwelling and business community.
Q- Is it possible to reserve a plot in Faisal City?
You may easily reserve your plot.
Q- where is it located?
Faisal Margalla City is situated among MPCHS Sectors A, C, E, and G on the broad north side and leads directly to the foothills of the Margalla hills.
Q- Is it equipped with the necessities of life?
Faisal Margalla City does indeed provide all of life’s necessities.
Q- Is F.M.C. a decent investment incentive?
Faisal Margalla City is a profitable investment prospect for many reasons, including its location, inexpensive rates, developer quality, and developer background.
Q- Is this a project that would be suitable for a short-term investment?
F.M.C. is among the most popular housing societies in the Twin Cities, offering a plethora of investment options. It is appropriate for both long-term and short-term investments because of its ideal position and strong profit margins.
Q- Is the N.O.C. for the F.M.C. accepted?
Faisal Margalla City (F.M.C.) received N.O.C./Permission from Rawalpindi Development Authority (R.D.A.) through letter No.RDA/MP&TE/F-PHS-TAX-07/145 dated 19-02-2019.
Q- How much do plots cost?
For further information on costs and payment arrangements, please see the article provided above.
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Gwadar is one of Pakistan’s most attractive and recreational port cities, and it is situated on Pakistan’s southern coast in the Baluchistan Province. The 650-kilometre Makran Coastal Highway connects Karachi, Pakistan’s largest metropolis, with Gwadar. Sea politics is currently the principal concern of intellectual policymakers around the world in the global political arena. As a result, it is vital to emphasise that Gwadar port has the distinction of being one of the world’s deepest marine ports. It is naturally situated in the inlet of the Persian Gulf’s Strait of Hormuz, which carries 2/3 of the world’s oil reserves. Due to its never-ending, commercial and business activity has evolved into an international commerce hub from a primary city. Commercial and trade activity has accelerated progress in the real estate industry, resulting in the rapid construction of some of the best housing schemes in Gwadar 2021.
Many governmental and private companies have recently launched new real estate projects to meet the needs of investors and the general public. To encourage orderly development in Gwadar, the Gwadar Development Authority has awarded NOCs to several public and private real estate enterprises. The top-trending, well-known, and secure enough housing schemes in Gwadar to begin investing in the real estate business are listed below.
1- Naval Anchorage Gwadar
Naval mooring Gwadar received a no-objection certificate from the GDA in 2017. It is located near the intersection of the Coastal Highway and Rakhshan Avenue. The Pakistan Navy backs this Gwadar housing community in general, and the Pakistan Navy Benevolent Association, in particular, makes it distinctive. Additionally, it is a GDA-approved A-category housing society. Because of its naval history, it is regarded as one of the safest societies to invest in by real estate investors.
Naval Anchorage Gwadar is a new home development in Pakistan’s most enticing port city. Naval Anchorage has recently completed and delivered its Housing Project in Islamabad Zone V on the Islamabad Highway. To provide a comfortable existence for its officers and men who have committed their lives to serve and defend the country and motherland. It will also assist the wards of Shuhadas who give their life in the line of duty. Furthermore, naval Anchorage Gwadar will be a source of pride for its residents and members because it will be one of the best housing schemes in Gwadar, with a tranquil, secure, and environmentally friendly setting.
Important Characteristics
A 1450-acre residential project near Zero Point.
On the corner of Rakshan Avenue and the Coastal Highway.
Over 100 acres of parks and green places
Gwadar Development Authority has given their approval (GDA)
Community with a fence around it
self-sustaining facilities
Facilities for health care
World-class sport and recreation facilities are available through a network of schools, colleges, and universities.
An environment that is safe and secure
Electricity in the Ground
Naval Anchorage Gwadar Location
Front at Makran Coastal Highway Gwadar
32 minutes from Free Zone Phase 1 Gwadar Port
10 minutes from Jinnah Avenue Gwadar
25 minutes from New Gwadar International Airport
15 minutes from Marine Drive Gwadar Naval Anchorage Gwadar
GDA Hospital Gwadar is 25 minutes away, while Dhor Ghati Chowk is 20 minutes away.
2-New Town Gwadar
In 1986, the first phase of the New Town Housing Project was established, and it was only for residents. Residential plots of 500 sq/yd and 1000 sq/yd were first charged at a relatively low cost. Almost half of the land is already occupied, and all essential services, such as power, drinking water, and telephone, are available. Following that, Phases II, III, IV-A, and IV-B were announced. Locals were also given plots in Phases II and III, while they shared some properties with persons from outside of Balochistan in Phase IV. Astonishingly, these plots were only available for a fee of Rs 5,000 to ten thousand. The Gwadar District Commander oversees this Housing Project. The DCO office in Gwadar has all of the plots’ records.
At first, the New Town Gwadar government housing plan was only open to Gwadar residents. Its primary goal was to relocate residents from old residential areas to new modern housing societies. Later, the government permitted all interested investors to purchase a parcel of land or a home in this society. Four key routes travel through this society on their way to Gwadar, enhancing the strategic importance of this area. The community has supplied all essential utilities to 50% of the population, including electricity, internet, clean water, roads, and DSL. On the remaining 50% of the land, commercial and residential plots of 8 marla, 9 marla, 16 marla, 18 marla, and 2 kanal are for sale.
Important Characteristics
Located at the most strategic location of Gwadar
750-metre dia of Monument
Grand Jamia Masjid
Central Commercial Area
Marine Drive & Padizar Boulevard High Rise Commercial
Jinnah Avenue and Padizar Blouelvard are in the heart of Gwadar.
Raod Airport is only a 2-minute drive away.
Marine Drive is about a 1-minute drive away.
GDA Hospital Gwadar is about a 3-minute drive away.
Gwadar Port & Free Zone Phase 1 is a 15-minute drive from the New Gwadar International Airport.
8 minutes from Nadra Office, 5 minutes from Gwadar’s District and Sessions Court
3- FTBA Gwadar
Gwadar’s Finance Trade and Business Avenue is a commercial development. It is situated on the existing 220 foot wide Airport Road, set to become Gwadar’s economic centre and a 24-hour active road. FTBA has a lot of room for investment in commercial plots for multi-story structures that might be used for any form of business.
Important Characteristics
Located on Gwadar’s Main Airport Road
Located in front of the Free Zone Phase 2, Gwadar
150, 100, 80, and 60 feet wide road network
B & R category according to the New Gwadar Master Plan
Space for Stock Exchange
Apartments Complex
Gwadar Civic Centre Grand Mosque
DIG office
Petrol Pump
Recycling Plant
Supermarket / Store
FTBA Gwadar Location
A 20-minute drive from New Gwadar International Airport
A 20-minute drive from Sangar Housing Project Gwadar
A 20-minute drive from Gwadar Port & Free Zone Phase 1
A 10-minute drive from New Town Monument Gwadar
A 35-minute drive from GIEDA
A 10-minute drive from GDA Hospital Gwadar
4-Sangar Gwadar
Sangar Housing Project was established in 1992 and is situated on one of the world’s most naturally beautiful hammerhead-shaped peninsulas. The Sangar housing project, launched on Koh e Batail (with a maximum height of 500 feet), appeals to residential and commercial options to Pakistan’s ambitious aspirants.
Important Characteristics
Gwadar’s PC Hotel is located on Koh e Batail.
One of the best locations in the Subcontinent
spanning 2500 acres
developed to meet the housing needs of the upcoming deep seaport.
Playgrounds in a Community Park
Shopping malls
Schools
Sangar Gwadar Location
Sangar Gwadar is located near Gwadar Hammerhead
a 5-minute drive from Gwadar Port & Free Zone Phase 1
10-minute drive from Gwadar Marine Drive.
Gwadar Airport Road is a 20-minute drive away.
New Gwadar International Airport is 45 minutes away
GDA Hospital is 30 minutes away.
5-GIEDA
The government of Balochistan is building an industrial estate in Gwadar to meet the demand for industrial plots in the port city, which is expected to have significant industrial investment potential due to the establishment of a deep seaport and the construction of major highways connecting Gwadar to Karachi, Quetta, Iran, and Central Asian countries. A railway extension to Gwadar is also in the works.
Important Characteristics
3000 Acers Area
1, 2, 5 Acers Industrial Plots
Desalination Plant
4 MV Grid Station
250, 200, 80 feet Wide Road Network
250,000 GLS RCC Water Tank
Special Economic Zone
Various Tax exemption
GIEDA Location
Front at Coastal Highway
8-minute drive from N10 & M8 Intersection
8-minute drive from New Gwadar International Airport
A 50-minute drive from Gwadar Port & Free Zone Phase 1
A 50-minute drive from Sangar Housing Project Gwadar
A 35-minute drive from New Town Monument Gwadar
A 30-minute drive from GDA Hospital Gwadar
Conclusion
Due to its diverse qualities, Gwadar city has grown in popularity among real estate investors. The city’s strategic, economic, and commercial importance attracts real estate investors worldwide who want a piece of Ali Baba’s treasure. Furthermore, people seeking to live out their “American Dream” will find this naturally beautiful and recreational city to be the best option. According to international standards, expert architects from Pakistan and China are working to make it “A Smart Port City”. The pace of the work is such that it will soon be referred to as Pakistani Dubai. Savvy investors have understood that many people will come to Gwadar in pursuit of housing schemes in Gwadar . Therefore they have begun making the best investments in Gwadar, Pakistan, particularly in the housing and industrial sectors, to make a profit in a short period. Likewise Taj Residencia, is an excellent project to invest in because it is one of the most popular and beneficial for information.
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Shah Allah Ditta will be getting a new trail. The Islamabad Wildlife Management Board (IWMB) plans to build a new walking trail near the caves of Shah Allah Ditta to attract more local and international visitors to this historic monument.
According to reports, the IWMB chairperson paid a visit to the ancient site and requested that the relevant officials prepare a proposal to develop a walking track. The picturesque spot is part of the protected Margalla Hills National Park (MHNP), but there is no effective patrolling system to ensure its safety.
The IWMB will also set up a new mechanism to conduct patrols and keep an eye on those allegedly involved in snatching forest sections from the national park. The 44-kilometre Margalla Ridge route, which runs from Shah Allah Ditta to Summa in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, was worth noting that it was launched in November 2018.
Shah Allah Ditta, a centuries-old settlement at the foothills of the Margallah hills, is one of the primary tourist attractions due to 2,500-year-old Buddhist caves built near the shrine of Hazrat Shah Allah Ditta a Mughal-era saint.
There is a cave custodian whose grandfather was given this task by a Hindu family after the subcontinent’s participation. For locals, these caverns have religious importance because worshippers frequently visit this location throughout the year. In the heart of the Margalla highlands, the IWMB, part of the climate change ministry, has been creating walking paths and tracks for visitors and trekkers.
According to a representative for the Ministry of Climate Change, a plan is to build additional walking routes in the Margalla highlands, with the IWMB having recently opened several of them.
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LDA governing board, led by Chief Minister Usman Buzdar, approved the LDA’s c annual budget of Rs63 billion for 2021-22 on Tuesday, subject to revisions by the planning and development, finance, and housing departments. On the other hand, the governing council accepted the Rs48.7 billion amended budget estimates for 2020-21.
The LDA budget for FY 2021-22 includes Rs9.4 billion already set aside for the urban development wing, the Water and Sanitation Agency (Wasa), and the Traffic Engineering and Planning Authority (Tepa), as well as Rs22.5 billion and Rs41.4 billion in non-development, annual development program, and deposit work receipts to be received from the government. However, the LDA expects to spend Rs61 billion to Rs36.6 billion on UD wing development projects, Rs24 billion on Wasa, Rs342 million on Tepa schemes, and other development non-development activities in 2021-22.
The body approved a six-month extension to the validity of a commission set up to protect the rights of bona fide purchasers and issues related to illegal housing schemes, Rs500 million in bridge financing for the LDA City Naya Pakistan apartment scheme, amendments to the LDA building and zoning regulations 2019, and other proposals.
The body approved the creation of a second chief engineer seat, a six-month extension to the validity of a commission established to protect the rights of bona fide purchasers and to address issues related to illegal housing schemes, Rs500 million in bridge financing for the LDA City Naya Pakistan apartment scheme, and other proposals.
“Firdaus Market Underpass is already finished. Three massive projects, including the Shahkam Chowk Flyover, Gulab Devi Underpass, and Sheranwala Gate Flyover, are now under construction, according to CM Buzdar.
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The government has yet to pay the landowners Rs1.67 billion for Suki Kanari Hydropower Project. The Mansehra district administration told the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives that it had paid Rs2.03 billion to landowners acquired for the Suki Kanari Hydropower Project, which will generate 880 megawatts at Kunhar River in the Kaghan valley.
“I told the standing committee that the district government owes the landowners a total of Rs3.7 billion, but we have only paid Rs2.03 billion so far,” deputy commissioner Qasim Ali Khan told reporters on Tuesday.
Salah Mohammad Khan, a member of the National Assembly, presented the issues at the standing committee, chaired by MNA Junaid Akbar. The meeting was also attended by landowners and deputy commissioner Qasim Ali Khan.
According to the deputy commissioner, the chairman of the standing committee, Junaid Akbar, has formed a committee led by MNA Salah Mohammad Khan to deal with land compensation, the Mansehra-Naran-Jalkhad road, and other issues related to the Suki Kanari Hydropower Project, which is being carried out under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.
He said that local MNA Salah Mohammad Khan had addressed compensation for the dam’s acquisition of roughly 462 dwellings. The deputy commissioner stated, “The claim by the owners that they were not paid the compensation sum for their 460 houses is being evaluated, and a further probe based on information provided by claimants is proceeding.”
In response to a question from MNA Salah Mohammad Khan about the poor condition of the Mansehra-Naran-Jalkhad road, he said the National Highway Authority Chairman Khurram Aga said his department was working on a plan to rehabilitate the main artery that connects Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Gilgit-Baltistan.
The E-Government Development Index ranks Pakistan 153rd out of 193 nations in the UN E-Government Development Index (EGDI) report for 2020, down from 148th in the previous information.
Previously, the UN EGDI just tracked e-government development, but it now includes parts of digital government development by ranking member states on three different indicators: Online Services Index (OSI), Human Capital Index (HCI), and Telecommunication Infrastructure Index (TII) (TII).
These necessitate a more in-depth analysis of the country’s digital transformation path and efforts to determine the causes behind the country’s low ranking and projected deterioration in 2020. In addition, potential options for improving Pakistan’s EGDI rating and, as a result, people’ interactions with the government through the use of technology should also be investigated.
Fragmented and siloed approach, lack of enabling telecommunication infrastructure and low affordability, digital skills gap, cyber security, data privacy and lack of trust, service design maturity, and limited citizen participation are among the factors afflicting Pakistan’s digital government development.
The paper also offers recommendations on how Pakistan might benefit from the experiences of other countries to speed its digital government transformation.
It entails developing a national digital government strategy, developing an action plan for implementing the road map, putting in place essential building blocks such as digital identity, payment, and a data exchange platform, and establishing a data and advanced analytics centre of excellence. In addition, develop a shared governance framework, including a portfolio, program, and project assurance framework, digital information management, IT spend control, procurement, data and technology standards, shared and shared systems, platforms, applications, and digital infrastructure, and centralized cross-government IT support.
It also suggests that current telecom policies and plans be reviewed, that public-private partnerships be developed, that a flexible regulatory regime is offered to investors and businesses in telecom services, that innovative practices be encouraged, that data-driven policy and decision-making be pursued, and that public access facilities be provided to address the accessibility-related digital divide, and that lifelong digital learning education be developed.
It also recommends establishing a digital service standard to ensure consistency and quality across services, transforming organizational structure and mindset, developing a forward-looking national citizen participation and engagement strategy and plan, developing and launching effective, user-friendly online participatory platforms and digital tools, incentivizing citizens to increase their involvement, and developing and establishing effective, user-friendly online participatory platforms and digital devices
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