Karachi: Karachi Electric Supply Company, in its full day “Azm Conference,” on Tuesday pledged to bring about a complete change of mindset internally and change the age old perceptions about the utility, externally. The conference reiterated KESC’s stance to transform the utility into an absolutely customer centric organisation utilizing all …

Rawalpindi: President Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) Senator Ghulam Ali said that Rawalpindi Chamber playing pivotal role for the uplift of the country’s economy and have planned 10 single country Expos in the year 2012 first time in the history of the chambers. Organising Indo- Pak …

Lahore: Punjab University Teaching department (PUTD) has won the PU Inter-Collegiate Table Tennis 2012. PUTD team defeated the team of PU College of Engineering and Emerging Technologies (CEET) in the final, which was played at the gymnasium of PU New Campus. PU Director Sports Prof Dr Zafar Rasheed, Additional Director …

Lahore: Punjab University Institute of Business Administration (IBA) Director Prof Dr Muhammad Ehsan Malik has been invited to chair a session on “Marketing Group” by the Centre for Innovations in Business and Management Practice (CIBMP), London, UK at its Annual Conference on “Innovations in Management and Doctoral Symposium.” The conference …

Lahore: Punjab University Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Mujahid Kamran has expressed his grief and sorrow over the sad demise of Chairman Department of Kashmir Study Dr Muhammad Ashraf Qureshi. In his condolence message, VC Dr Mujahid Kamran said that Dr Muhammad Ashraf Qureshi had rendered great teaching and research services for …

Islamabad: National Highways and Motorway Police has joined hands with the Government Polio Cell, WHO and UNICEF for the eradication of Polio Virus from Pakistan. In this regard, 57 Toll Plazas on Motorways and on National Highways under the jurisdiction of NH and MP have been made special polio vaccination …

Washington: Spokesperson for United States (US) Department of State Victoria Nuland on Thursday indicated security concerns for US citizens travelling in Pakistan and said that the after effects of the November 26 Nato attack still prevail. Speaking at a press briefing, Nuland said the attack on Salala check post has …