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i think they are going to close off g-10 and g-9 signals as well. the only benefit is that i will have direct access to h-9 from kashmir highway.
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Hear some "major sahib" closed them off on a perceived security threat to the new GHQ being constructed
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That's even more stupid than CDA's incompetence.
I can't wait for when the GHQ gets completed and Margalla road roundabout gets blocked or something.
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By Sameer Tahir March 7, 2022
Representatives from the Capital Development Authority (CDA) and the Islamabad Wildlife Management Board (IWMB) paid a visit to the closed Islamabad Zoo on Saturday to discuss the possibility of establishing a virtual zoo there.
CDA Chairman Amer Ali Ahmed and IWMB Chairperson Rina Saeed Khan were present during the visit.
After successful launch of guided tours of our Leopard Preserve Zone in MHNP, IWMB now hopes to open up sections of old zoo to public for virtual tours! It’s all about using technology to educate & inspire public! Working on concept with CDA
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Both governments agreed that two-thirds of the old closed Islamabad zoo would be used for public entertainment.
Documentaries and high-tech films will be shown, and a daily virtual show will be held in the evening.
The remaining one-third of the property will be used as a rescue and rehabilitation centre for animals.
There are plans to have animatronic animal models, a visual museum, and educational 3D presentations to engage the public and educate them about wildlife and the importance of preserving their freedom.
The commencement of construction work on the Islamabad zoo's restoration project has been set for almost one and a half months.
Following an order from the Islamabad High Court (IHC), the zoo was closed in December 2020.
IHC ruled that all animals in the zoo be relocated to sanctuaries, including Kavaan, the only elephant in the zoo, who gained international attention as the "loneliest elephant on Earth."
The Islamabad zoo, known as the 'Marghazar Zoo,' first opened its doors in 1978. The zoo used to attract one million visitors per year on average.
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Pakistan planning to open a virtual zoo in Islamabad
There are plans to have animatronic animal models, a visual museum, and educational 3D presentations to educate the public.By Sameer Tahir March 7, 2022
Representatives from the Capital Development Authority (CDA) and the Islamabad Wildlife Management Board (IWMB) paid a visit to the closed Islamabad Zoo on Saturday to discuss the possibility of establishing a virtual zoo there.
CDA Chairman Amer Ali Ahmed and IWMB Chairperson Rina Saeed Khan were present during the visit.
After successful launch of guided tours of our Leopard Preserve Zone in MHNP, IWMB now hopes to open up sections of old zoo to public for virtual tours! It’s all about using technology to educate & inspire public! Working on concept with CDA
@CDAthecapital
@WildlifeBoard
Both governments agreed that two-thirds of the old closed Islamabad zoo would be used for public entertainment.
Documentaries and high-tech films will be shown, and a daily virtual show will be held in the evening.
The remaining one-third of the property will be used as a rescue and rehabilitation centre for animals.
There are plans to have animatronic animal models, a visual museum, and educational 3D presentations to engage the public and educate them about wildlife and the importance of preserving their freedom.
The commencement of construction work on the Islamabad zoo's restoration project has been set for almost one and a half months.
Following an order from the Islamabad High Court (IHC), the zoo was closed in December 2020.
IHC ruled that all animals in the zoo be relocated to sanctuaries, including Kavaan, the only elephant in the zoo, who gained international attention as the "loneliest elephant on Earth."
The Islamabad zoo, known as the 'Marghazar Zoo,' first opened its doors in 1978. The zoo used to attract one million visitors per year on average.
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Islamabad was announced to be the capital of the Kingdom of God in Pakistan in 1959. Previously, at least 160 villages were inhabited on this land.
The ancient name of the land of Islamabad was Raj Shahi..
According to research geologists, there are millions of years old human footprints found here. Traces of human life are very old here.
The basis of this research was fossils found from the Morgah Garhi Shahan Sawan Camp, the area around the Swan River.
Geologist D.N.Wadia has discovered tools along the banks of the Swan River in 1928 that date before stone tools were used.
If a historian looks at the past of this land, he will see a villager in every sector or subsector. Rather, his first settlers will be seen with their ancestry. The reason for the names of the villages, Tasmiya also has a separate identity. It shows.
During the construction of the city, many villages such as Noorpur Shahan, Shahdara Syedpur and Golra Sharif have been retained their original form by declaring the rural area of Islamabad. The total area of this rural area is 475 square kilometers.
Syedpur and Shahullah Dutta are the oldest villages. The old name of Syedpur was Fatehpur Baoli. It was first inhabited by Mirza Fateh Baig, an elder of the Mughals in 1530. In 1580, Maan Singh bestowed this property to Syed Khan Gakhar on his way to Kabul. It was later named Syedpur in relation to Syed Khan. Syed Khan was one of the descendants of Sultan Sarang Khan. Syedpur has been gaining importance since ancient times.
In 1849, the British defeated Sikhs and occupied it. Here was Ramkund, Lachman Kund, and temple, famous for Hindus whose traces are still there. During Musharraf era, Syedpur was upgraded with the status of Model Village. The village is majority of the Gakhar community, while Janjua Rajput, Awan, Pirkanjan Mughal, Dhanial, Gujjar, Minhas, Rajput, Bhatti and Syed are also inhabited.
Ancient settlements linked to Syedpur included Chak, Bechu, Mira, Temba, Bar, Jandala Helan. Pakistan's largest mosque Faisal Mosque is located in Temba. Bar is the current area of F5.
There was a town called Dhok Jeevan in Sector E Seven, which was settled by Jeevan Gujjar from Gujarat.
Katarian village was inhabited in Sector G 5. Nowadays, there are foreign ministry offices here. The residents of Katarian village were given alternative place in the limits of Rawalpindi in front of Sector I. Nine. Which is nowadays called Neuktarian. It is associated with Kataria Gaut of Gujras.
In front of the zoo, there was a town called Baniya in sector F-6, whose first inhabited Gujras named it after their Goth Baniya.
The populated settlements of the Gujjar nation in Islamabad include Thatta Gujran, Kangota Gujran, Katariya, Bhadana Banian, Noon, Bokra, Dadan Gujran, Goragujar, Jahari Gujran, Bhadana Kalan, Bhadana Khurd, Poswal, Dhok Gujran, Dhok Jeon, Jabbi, Budhu, Romli, Narias, Nareel.
According to Rawalpindi Gazetteer 1884, the owners of 109 villages in Rawalpindi district were Gujars and 62 villages were owned by Gakhars. The old name of Sector G10 was Thatta Gujran.
Shahullah Dutta is the oldest village of Islamabad imagined. It is about 650 years old village where hundreds of years old caves reveal ancient natural civilization and religions.
The ancient settlement of Malpur is located on Murree Road going from Islamabad to Bahara Kahu. This village was also initially of Qutb Shahi Awans and was located within the limits of Rawal Dam.
Later it was settled under the name of New Malpur. This village Sardar Badhan Khan Awan had first settled the initiative. Later it came under the ownership of Gakharas. Kamal, Gakhar, Sheikh and Malyar were also inhabited. In 1976, late Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto gave it the status of Model Village.
Near the present convention center, there was a small village called Dhukri, a small type of Dhok, which remained inhabited as a labor settlement until the 1970s, its trace was later erased.
However, the Dhokri stop changed its name. Kept alive. Near present Aabpara, there was a town called Bagan or Bagh Kalan. The construction of Islamabad city was started in October 1961.
Chorpur was famous before the arrival of Noorpur Shahan Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif. This area was illuminated with the light of faith and became called Noorpur.
Rawal dam constructed on Nala Korang. The canal fills year round with springs and rainwater from the lower hills of Margalla and Murree.
There were many villages inhabited in the present area of the dam, including Phagrel, Shukrah, Kamagari, Kharpan and fishermen.
Within the limits of Islamabad, many villages on Margala Hills have been inhabited since ancient times, including Talhar, Gokina, Malwar Sira, Gah, Narias Budhu. In the west of Faisal Mosque, there was a settlement called Klanger on the mountains.
Near the present Jinnah Supermarket, there was a town called Ruparan. Golra Sharif was the owner of Qutb Shahi Awan. His first inhabitant named this place after his branch Gora. Mera Jafar has a small village near Golra. Next to me is a town named Jaffar. Both of these villages were inhabited by a man named Jaffar
Malikpur Azizal was inhabited by the Tarkhan tribe. Kokanyal and Makanyal people are also inhabited here.
Mohra Nagriyal was inhabited by the Nagriyal branch of Rajput tribe.
Mera Begwal is located on Simli Dam Road. It is located on a beautiful palace near the hill. It is inhabited by Dhanial tribe. Muza Tamir is inhabited by Ronial, a branch of Dhanyal tribe. Kori, Karur, Karpa Bandh Baigwal Charhan and Mera Begwaal are famous villages of Dhanial tribe Were.
Jhangi Syedan is an important village near Motorway. Its owners were Syed. After whom it was named, they have a clear majority here. Shahullah Dutta is also the property of Sadat.
Hon Dhamial is a village near Sahala Training College. It is inhabited by the Dhamial tribe. Here people of Mathiyal branch are inhabited. Hardo Ghar is a village near Sehala. It is divided into two parts of the river Sawan. Dhok Qaziyan, Ghar Rajgan, Chahal, Yaran, Ghar, Nai Abadi Ghari and Dandi is its suburbs. It is located on Kahota Road.
Alipur and Farash are two separate villages located on Lehtrar Road, seventeen kilometers from Rawal Dam. Their lands were acquired. Near it is a town called Panjgaran. Alipur was named after his first residence Baba Ali Muhammad. Named. Initially Khokhar, Malik settled here. Later found Rajput Bhatti Qazi and Janjua also settled here. And Alipur near Tarlai is centrally located.
The list of populated villages and towns within Islamabad is very long. Most of the settlements have been identified and modern sectors have been replaced...
.;'-;
Islamabad was announced to be the capital of the Kingdom of God in Pakistan in 1959. Previously, at least 160 villages were inhabited on this land.
The ancient name of the land of Islamabad was Raj Shahi..
According to research geologists, there are millions of years old human footprints found here. Traces of human life are very old here.
The basis of this research was fossils found from the Morgah Garhi Shahan Sawan Camp, the area around the Swan River.
Geologist D.N.Wadia has discovered tools along the banks of the Swan River in 1928 that date before stone tools were used.
If a historian looks at the past of this land, he will see a villager in every sector or subsector. Rather, his first settlers will be seen with their ancestry. The reason for the names of the villages, Tasmiya also has a separate identity. It shows.
During the construction of the city, many villages such as Noorpur Shahan, Shahdara Syedpur and Golra Sharif have been retained their original form by declaring the rural area of Islamabad. The total area of this rural area is 475 square kilometers.
Syedpur and Shahullah Dutta are the oldest villages. The old name of Syedpur was Fatehpur Baoli. It was first inhabited by Mirza Fateh Baig, an elder of the Mughals in 1530. In 1580, Maan Singh bestowed this property to Syed Khan Gakhar on his way to Kabul. It was later named Syedpur in relation to Syed Khan. Syed Khan was one of the descendants of Sultan Sarang Khan. Syedpur has been gaining importance since ancient times.
In 1849, the British defeated Sikhs and occupied it. Here was Ramkund, Lachman Kund, and temple, famous for Hindus whose traces are still there. During Musharraf era, Syedpur was upgraded with the status of Model Village. The village is majority of the Gakhar community, while Janjua Rajput, Awan, Pirkanjan Mughal, Dhanial, Gujjar, Minhas, Rajput, Bhatti and Syed are also inhabited.
Ancient settlements linked to Syedpur included Chak, Bechu, Mira, Temba, Bar, Jandala Helan. Pakistan's largest mosque Faisal Mosque is located in Temba. Bar is the current area of F5.
There was a town called Dhok Jeevan in Sector E Seven, which was settled by Jeevan Gujjar from Gujarat.
Katarian village was inhabited in Sector G 5. Nowadays, there are foreign ministry offices here. The residents of Katarian village were given alternative place in the limits of Rawalpindi in front of Sector I. Nine. Which is nowadays called Neuktarian. It is associated with Kataria Gaut of Gujras.
In front of the zoo, there was a town called Baniya in sector F-6, whose first inhabited Gujras named it after their Goth Baniya.
The populated settlements of the Gujjar nation in Islamabad include Thatta Gujran, Kangota Gujran, Katariya, Bhadana Banian, Noon, Bokra, Dadan Gujran, Goragujar, Jahari Gujran, Bhadana Kalan, Bhadana Khurd, Poswal, Dhok Gujran, Dhok Jeon, Jabbi, Budhu, Romli, Narias, Nareel.
According to Rawalpindi Gazetteer 1884, the owners of 109 villages in Rawalpindi district were Gujars and 62 villages were owned by Gakhars. The old name of Sector G10 was Thatta Gujran.
Shahullah Dutta is the oldest village of Islamabad imagined. It is about 650 years old village where hundreds of years old caves reveal ancient natural civilization and religions.
The ancient settlement of Malpur is located on Murree Road going from Islamabad to Bahara Kahu. This village was also initially of Qutb Shahi Awans and was located within the limits of Rawal Dam.
Later it was settled under the name of New Malpur. This village Sardar Badhan Khan Awan had first settled the initiative. Later it came under the ownership of Gakharas. Kamal, Gakhar, Sheikh and Malyar were also inhabited. In 1976, late Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto gave it the status of Model Village.
Near the present convention center, there was a small village called Dhukri, a small type of Dhok, which remained inhabited as a labor settlement until the 1970s, its trace was later erased.
However, the Dhokri stop changed its name. Kept alive. Near present Aabpara, there was a town called Bagan or Bagh Kalan. The construction of Islamabad city was started in October 1961.
Chorpur was famous before the arrival of Noorpur Shahan Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif. This area was illuminated with the light of faith and became called Noorpur.
Rawal dam constructed on Nala Korang. The canal fills year round with springs and rainwater from the lower hills of Margalla and Murree.
There were many villages inhabited in the present area of the dam, including Phagrel, Shukrah, Kamagari, Kharpan and fishermen.
Within the limits of Islamabad, many villages on Margala Hills have been inhabited since ancient times, including Talhar, Gokina, Malwar Sira, Gah, Narias Budhu. In the west of Faisal Mosque, there was a settlement called Klanger on the mountains.
Near the present Jinnah Supermarket, there was a town called Ruparan. Golra Sharif was the owner of Qutb Shahi Awan. His first inhabitant named this place after his branch Gora. Mera Jafar has a small village near Golra. Next to me is a town named Jaffar. Both of these villages were inhabited by a man named Jaffar
Malikpur Azizal was inhabited by the Tarkhan tribe. Kokanyal and Makanyal people are also inhabited here.
Mohra Nagriyal was inhabited by the Nagriyal branch of Rajput tribe.
Mera Begwal is located on Simli Dam Road. It is located on a beautiful palace near the hill. It is inhabited by Dhanial tribe. Muza Tamir is inhabited by Ronial, a branch of Dhanyal tribe. Kori, Karur, Karpa Bandh Baigwal Charhan and Mera Begwaal are famous villages of Dhanial tribe Were.
Jhangi Syedan is an important village near Motorway. Its owners were Syed. After whom it was named, they have a clear majority here. Shahullah Dutta is also the property of Sadat.
Hon Dhamial is a village near Sahala Training College. It is inhabited by the Dhamial tribe. Here people of Mathiyal branch are inhabited. Hardo Ghar is a village near Sehala. It is divided into two parts of the river Sawan. Dhok Qaziyan, Ghar Rajgan, Chahal, Yaran, Ghar, Nai Abadi Ghari and Dandi is its suburbs. It is located on Kahota Road.
Alipur and Farash are two separate villages located on Lehtrar Road, seventeen kilometers from Rawal Dam. Their lands were acquired. Near it is a town called Panjgaran. Alipur was named after his first residence Baba Ali Muhammad. Named. Initially Khokhar, Malik settled here. Later found Rajput Bhatti Qazi and Janjua also settled here. And Alipur near Tarlai is centrally located.
The list of populated villages and towns within Islamabad is very long. Most of the settlements have been identified and modern sectors have been replaced...
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Islamabad Metro Bus Project (Peshawar Morr to Islamabad International Airport)
Orange buses for orange route inspection completed in China through 3rd party First batch shipped on 15th March and will reach in Pakistan in 20 days trial run to begin from the first week of April.......
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Islamabad Metro Bus Project (Peshawar Morr to Islamabad International Airport)
Orange buses for orange route inspection completed in China through 3rd party First batch shipped on 15th March and will reach in Pakistan in 20 days trial run to begin from the first week of April.......
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif inaugurated Metro Bus Service between Peshawar Morr and New Islamabad International Airport earlier today.
On this occasion Prime Minister addressed the inaugural ceremony and interacted with the staff of Metro Bus.
An app is being launched for commuters to buy online ticket and a metro bus project from Rawat to Faizabad will also be started: Chairman CDA Amer Ali Ahmed said.
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif inaugurated Metro Bus Service between Peshawar Morr and New Islamabad International Airport earlier today.
On this occasion Prime Minister addressed the inaugural ceremony and interacted with the staff of Metro Bus.
An app is being launched for commuters to buy online ticket and a metro bus project from Rawat to Faizabad will also be started: Chairman CDA Amer Ali Ahmed said.
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are they doing anything productive for the economy or its just malls,malls, malls and more malls?
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Just malls mall malls, with some extra malls, and then a few apartments.
besides Karachi I just don’t think Pakistanis prefer living in highrises, would love to see super tall residential buildings, but almost all tall buildings in Islamabad are malls of some sort.
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