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shakeelahmadch · June 1st, 2011, 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by A-TOWN BOY

dear shakeel bhai, if educated ppl like us wll think like that then how can we expect the uneducated ones to change their mind. shahbaz sharif is the chief minister of the whole of punjab, not just of the region where he got his votes from. it's like saying PPP Govt. should only work in the areas where they got their votes and the rest of pakistan "gaya bhaar main".

Agreed and I do stand corrected but they say they drag you down to their level and beat you at it

A-TOWN BOY · June 1st, 2011, 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by shakeelahmadch

Agreed and I do stand corrected but they say they drag you down to their level and beat you at it

i know!! some comments just drag u to do that. Honestly, i used to do that A LOT. i'm tryin to change.. sorry if offended u in anyway though.

junaidahmadj · June 1st, 2011, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by shakeelahmadch

A very valid argument i must say .. and sadly it is true .. a very low percentage of women practice medicine after marriage so why burn public sector money on them ?

Is this comment is also applicable for Fatima Jinnah Medical College Lahore?

junaidahmadj · June 1st, 2011, 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by A-TOWN BOY

dear shakeel bhai, if educated ppl like us wll think like that then how can we expect the uneducated ones to change their mind. shahbaz sharif is the chief minister of the whole of punjab, not just of the region where he got his votes from. it's like saying PPP Govt. should only work in the areas where they got their votes and the rest of pakistan "gaya bhaar main".

Agreed. Vote bank does not mean anything after elections, once Shahbaz is CM for whole Punjab he is responsible for everything.

khalid-don · June 1st, 2011, 07:25 PM

guys take it easy. I am from Rawalpindi and we are also experiencing the same. Punjab government is not spending money here due to shortage of funds. In 2008 elections Sharifs won all of their seats from Rawalpindi but haven't invested in any infrastructure projects yet. Considering that we should not take it negative as they are giving priority to Lahore which is also part of Punjab. Lahore is provincial capitol and is also part of Punjab. Lahore being a mega city is far behind in infrastructure than even Rawalpindi. So any development there would be good for our economy. Obviously we all want Multan to progress fast. We all need to show some unity here and inshalla all cities of Pakistan would progress fast. I agree this amount is less and Punjab government should spend money wisely.

M4 motorway is in progress which will connect northern part of Pakistan to Multan. Then I am seeing federal government spending some money to Multan. So my dear friends be patient development is coming. We need to look at the bigger picture.

***Metropole*** · June 1st, 2011, 08:43 PM

There's never been as much development in Multan as nowadays because the Prime Minister is from Multan and so was the ex-FM.

The problem these days is that since Musharraf left Pakistan's economy has gone bankrupt. There's no money for any development anywhere in the country and there's hardly any infrastructure being built anywhere. Even in Karachi the only projects that are still being built are the private ones.

So the problem is with the corrupt politicians and the bankrupt economy. We need a massive economic revival before development starts again.

And I fully support 32 provinces for better administration and to spread development around the country. Not just Punjab, the whole country needs to be reorganized.

junaidahmadj · June 2nd, 2011, 12:18 AM

Jinnah chowk flyover

junaidahmadj · June 2nd, 2011, 12:30 AM

PC Multan

siamu maharaj · June 2nd, 2011, 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Metropole

There's never been as much development in Multan as nowadays because the Prime Minister is from Multan and so was the ex-FM.

The problem these days is that since Musharraf left Pakistan's economy has gone bankrupt. There's no money for any development anywhere in the country and there's hardly any infrastructure being built anywhere. Even in Karachi the only projects that are still being built are the private ones.

So the problem is with the corrupt politicians and the bankrupt economy. We need a massive economic revival before development starts again.

And I fully support 32 provinces for better administration and to spread development around the country. Not just Punjab, the whole country needs to be reorganized.

As much as I hate the current government, I like how Multan got some attention. This is why I said earlier that every PM should be from some random orphan city so that it can be developed. Next on line - Bahawalpur or Sukkur.

khanzada · June 2nd, 2011, 12:02 PM

Mystapaki88 · June 2nd, 2011, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by siamu maharaj

As much as I hate the current government, I like how Multan got some attention. This is why I said earlier that every PM should be from some random orphan city so that it can be developed. Next on line - Bahawalpur or Sukkur.

Hi 5 to that. I am loving how Multan is getting so much and attention and hopefully it will come somewhere near to where Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad are by the time Gillani's term ends. Bahawalpur is actually really pretty even now I don't think it needs any special attention of sort. One city that definately needs attention and I'll be really really happy for it is Peshawar. Peshawar is definately one city in Pakistan that I can see thriving if it were given the right attention and the security situation were properly sorted out.

khanzada · June 2nd, 2011, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Mystapaki88

Hi 5 to that. I am loving how Multan is getting so much and attention and hopefully it will come somewhere near to where Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad are by the time Gillani's term ends. Bahawalpur is actually really pretty even now I don't think it needs any special attention of sort. One city that definately needs attention and I'll be really really happy for it is Peshawar. Peshawar is definately one city in Pakistan that I can see thriving if it were given the right attention and the security situation were properly sorted out.

You are right about Bahawalpur...the city got a decent infrastructure now and the development over the years has been impressive...

junaidahmadj · June 2nd, 2011, 06:37 PM

I have seen Bahawalpur and I have seen Peshawar both are much better cities than Multan.

junaidahmadj · June 2nd, 2011, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by khanzada

Where it is? Is it inside or outside Multan?

Ahmad Rashid Ahmad · June 3rd, 2011, 12:54 AM

Inside Multan...

siamu maharaj · June 3rd, 2011, 03:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Mystapaki88

Hi 5 to that. I am loving how Multan is getting so much and attention and hopefully it will come somewhere near to where Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad are by the time Gillani's term ends. Bahawalpur is actually really pretty even now I don't think it needs any special attention of sort. One city that definately needs attention and I'll be really really happy for it is Peshawar. Peshawar is definately one city in Pakistan that I can see thriving if it were given the right attention and the security situation were properly sorted out.

OK I just randomly picked Bahawalpur and Sukkur. But good to know it's a nice city, I would a though it's a shitty village.

amkw · June 3rd, 2011, 12:56 PM

hi all
any1 have any news that if in this budget what is the status of motorway m4.
govt is allocating any fund for M-4 or not???
regards.

tariq8686 · June 4th, 2011, 09:08 AM

ISLAMABAD - The Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (ECNEC) Thursday approved 53 projects worth Rs 478 billion including foreign exchange component (FEC) of Rs 172 billion.
In the ECNEC meeting chaired by Finance Minister Dr Abdul Hafeez Shaikh, 15 foreign-funded projects worth Rs.165.5 billion were approved including foreign exchange component of Rs.117 billion. The meeting approved seven flood rehabilitation projects worth Rs.64.5 billion including foreign exchange component of Rs 28 billion.
Meanwhile, 31 project including transport and communication, water and power, health, education, industries and commerce are among the 53 approved projects. The approved projects include Rs 2,091.4 million including Rs 34.0 million FEC for feasibility study, detailed engineering design and preparation of tender documents for Bunji (Revised).
Some 22 projects of transport and communication sector were approved comprising construction of northern bypass from Qasim Bela to Shershah Road Multan bypass including grade separated elevated bridge over railway line 7 N-70 (length 12.229 km-Phase-III), construction of 2-Lane bridge over River Indus at Khushal Garh, District Kohat, rehabilitation of NGHA highways network damaged due to un-precedent monsoon rain and floods 2010, Gwadar Deep Water Port Project Phase-I (2nd Revised). Installation of ship lift and transfer system and associated machinery and equipment to provide docking and repair facilities to surface ships, submarines and commercial vessels (Revised).
Constructions of northern bypass from Bosan road to Qasim Bela Multan including approach road from northern bypass to Multan Airport via Jameelabad Chowk Multan (length 16.05 km Phase-II) were also approved.

http://nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-n...478b-projects/

junaidahmadj · June 4th, 2011, 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by khanzada

Why a new railway station was needed? while we already have two, why not renovate or reconstruct them they are too bad and old?

junaidahmadj · June 4th, 2011, 09:39 AM

Is the level 2 flyover of chowk kumharanwala is one way as seen in model?

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June 1st, 2011, 07:25 PM	#545
khalid-don Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Rawalpindi Posts: 826 Likes (Received): 475	guys take it easy. I am from Rawalpindi and we are also experiencing the same. Punjab government is not spending money here due to shortage of funds. In 2008 elections Sharifs won all of their seats from Rawalpindi but haven't invested in any infrastructure projects yet. Considering that we should not take it negative as they are giving priority to Lahore which is also part of Punjab. Lahore is provincial capitol and is also part of Punjab. Lahore being a mega city is far behind in infrastructure than even Rawalpindi. So any development there would be good for our economy. Obviously we all want Multan to progress fast. We all need to show some unity here and inshalla all cities of Pakistan would progress fast. I agree this amount is less and Punjab government should spend money wisely. M4 motorway is in progress which will connect northern part of Pakistan to Multan. Then I am seeing federal government spending some money to Multan. So my dear friends be patient development is coming. We need to look at the bigger picture.

June 1st, 2011, 08:43 PM	#546
*Metropole* Moderator Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 7,771 Likes (Received): 7374	There's never been as much development in Multan as nowadays because the Prime Minister is from Multan and so was the ex-FM. The problem these days is that since Musharraf left Pakistan's economy has gone bankrupt. There's no money for any development anywhere in the country and there's hardly any infrastructure being built anywhere. Even in Karachi the only projects that are still being built are the private ones. So the problem is with the corrupt politicians and the bankrupt economy. We need a massive economic revival before development starts again. And I fully support 32 provinces for better administration and to spread development around the country. Not just Punjab, the whole country needs to be reorganized.

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junaidahmadj Registered User Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Lahore Posts: 606 Likes (Received): 66	I have seen Bahawalpur and I have seen Peshawar both are much better cities than Multan.

June 4th, 2011, 09:08 AM	#558
tariq8686 Registered User Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 5 Likes (Received): 0	ISLAMABAD - The Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (ECNEC) Thursday approved 53 projects worth Rs 478 billion including foreign exchange component (FEC) of Rs 172 billion. In the ECNEC meeting chaired by Finance Minister Dr Abdul Hafeez Shaikh, 15 foreign-funded projects worth Rs.165.5 billion were approved including foreign exchange component of Rs.117 billion. The meeting approved seven flood rehabilitation projects worth Rs.64.5 billion including foreign exchange component of Rs 28 billion. Meanwhile, 31 project including transport and communication, water and power, health, education, industries and commerce are among the 53 approved projects. The approved projects include Rs 2,091.4 million including Rs 34.0 million FEC for feasibility study, detailed engineering design and preparation of tender documents for Bunji (Revised). Some 22 projects of transport and communication sector were approved comprising construction of northern bypass from Qasim Bela to Shershah Road Multan bypass including grade separated elevated bridge over railway line 7 N-70 (length 12.229 km-Phase-III), construction of 2-Lane bridge over River Indus at Khushal Garh, District Kohat, rehabilitation of NGHA highways network damaged due to un-precedent monsoon rain and floods 2010, Gwadar Deep Water Port Project Phase-I (2nd Revised). Installation of ship lift and transfer system and associated machinery and equipment to provide docking and repair facilities to surface ships, submarines and commercial vessels (Revised). Constructions of northern bypass from Bosan road to Qasim Bela Multan including approach road from northern bypass to Multan Airport via Jameelabad Chowk Multan (length 16.05 km Phase-II) were also approved. http://nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-n...478b-projects/

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