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Rawal interchange near completion...

 

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Islamabad to Get Another Mass Transit Project in 2023​

By Salman Ahmed
Nov 17, 2022

Islamabad’s administration has begun developing a detailed plan for another modern transportation service for the federal capital’s residents.

According to reports, Prime Minister (PM), Shehbaz Sharif, has directed the city managers to formulate the plan, following which he will lay the foundation of the project.

The mass transit project, prepared by academics from the federal capital’s prestigious university, will feature 13 lines initially, which will be increased over time.

In addition, modern stations and bus terminals will be built under the project, and 200 Chinese buses will run on 13 routes in the first phase. The project is scheduled to be launched in 2023.

Planned Routes​

Route 1 of the project will run from Police Foundation to Faiz Ahmed Faiz Station, route 2 from Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) to Potohar Station, route 3 from Shifa International Hospital (SIH) to I-8 Markaz, route 4 from PIMS Hospital to Embassy Road through G-7, G-6, Melody Market, and NADRA stop,

Meanwhile, route 5 will be operated between D-12 and G-10, route 6 from F-11 to F-8 Markaz, and route 7 from G-11, G-10, G-9, and G8 Markaz.

Likewise, route 3A will connect PIMS Hospital to Secretariat via Jinnah Super Market, route 3B will run from Aabpara to Taramri Chowk, Nilore, and up to Khana Bridge, while route 9 will operate from Pirwidhai Chowk to Faizabad on IJP Road.

Moreover, route 10B will start from 17 to 26 Number Chungi, and route 11 will connect I-16 and 26 Number Chungi.

 

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The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Monday allowed the Capital Development Authority (CDA) to resume work on the construction of the Bhara Kahu bypass project on the land of the Quaid-i-Azam University after it dismissed multiple petitions submitted by the faculty members and the administration against the scheme.

 

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The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Monday allowed the Capital Development Authority (CDA) to resume work on the construction of the Bhara Kahu bypass project on the land of the Quaid-i-Azam University after it dismissed multiple petitions submitted by the faculty members and the administration against the scheme.

If it’s going to go through a university, at the very least they should be required to put up noise cancelling walls, like they do along highways and motorways around the world.

 

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GULBERG GREEN .... Gulberg Mall & Signature Living.​

 

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Progress of Barakahu Bypass project!

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Night View of recently Completed 7th Avenue Interchange (Aabpara) Islamabad

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The Capital Development Authority’s (CDA) recent three-day auction of commercial properties, which started on Tuesday, was met with favorable results.

The sale of eight commercial plots generated a total of Rs. 22.11 billion, with a single plot covering 5,952 square yards in the Blue Area earning Rs. 8.54 billion..

The CDA’s auction committee, led by Member Estate Afnan Alam Khan, received the best bid of Rs. 1.435 million per unit of land area from Mari Petroleum for plot number 62 in the former Blue Area, for a total of Rs. 8.54 billion. However, it was just short of Rs. 8.79 billion, the biggest offer ever recorded for a single plot sale in August 2021.

Furthermore, plots 13 and 2 in the Blue Area, with 611 square yards each, attracted the highest bids of Rs. 30.01 lac and Rs. 26.35 lac per square yard, garnering Rs. 1.83 billion and Rs. 1.60 billion, respectively. On the following day of the auction, the committee will offer multiple more plots in the Blue Area, covering 9,600 square yards and 4,511 square yards. According to a CDA spokesperson, all of the top bids are dependent on CDA board approval