ISLAMABAD: August 20 –
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi in a meeting with Ambassador of Netherlands Henny de Vries.
ISLAMABAD: August 20 –
In a significant step towards advancing education and skill development in the fields of design, the Pakistan Institute of Fashion & Design (PIFD) and the National Book Foundation (NBF) have signed a Letter of Understanding (LOU) to establish a new PIFD campus in Karachi in the presence of honourable Federal Minister Dr. Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui.
ISLAMABAD: August 20 –
Technical training of juvenile prisoners starts
LAHORE, Aug 20 (APP):The Punjab Home Department has taken an exemplary initiative in line with the prison reforms vision of the Chief Minister Punjab as technical training of juvenile prisoners has started in jails under the “Ab Hoga Hunarmand Aseer” program.
The young captives are being trained to repair LED electric bulbs, SMD ceiling lights and irons. According to the spokesman for the Punjab Home Department, focus is to make the imprisoned children skilled in the jails of Punjab so that they can earn a respectable livelihood after their release.
The spokesperson said that 15,000 LED bulbs are installed in the jails all over Punjab, while more than 2,000 LED bulbs are replaced every month due to malfunctions. Now, under the supervision of experts, trained inmates are gaining experience in repairing faulty LED bulbs. This project will help make the prisoners more useful to society and also help save lakhs of rupees every month. He said that Rs3 million will be saved annually in terms of purchase of bulbs for jails.
The spokesman said that with the technical training given in prisons, the young prisoners will be able to earn a respectable livelihood in society after their release. The training under the supervision of experts started from the District Jail Lahore, which is being spread to all jails across Punjab in phases.
Youngsters jumping and bathing in a Canal at Gulbahar area to get some relief from scorching hot and humid weather in Provincial Capital.
PESHAWAR: August 20 –
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PESHAWAR: August 20 – Youngsters jumping and bathing in a Canal at Gulbahar area to get some relief from scorching hot and humid weather in Provincial Capital.
Vendor preparing fresh lemon juice for customers at Sadar Road during hot and humid weather in Provincial Capital.
PESHAWAR: August 20 –
Solar company SkyElectric breaks ground in Japanese market in pursuit of global expansion
ISLAMABAD, Aug 20 (APP):Pakistan’s leading solar technology brand, SkyElectric has achieved a breakthrough in the Japanese market by completing the first phase of the Japan Electrical Safety & Environment Technology Laboratories (JET) testing programme, partially greenlighting the brand’s entry into the Japanese market.
This success underscored SkyElectric’s commitment to product quality and service excellence, besides positioning the brand strongly in one of the most competitive and stringent global markets.
Founded in 2015, SkyElectric has been a pioneer firm in Pakistan’s solar industry, introducing several innovations that have significantly altered the energy landscape in the country.
One of its most notable contributions was the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning into solar energy management systems, which allowed the systems to learn and adapt over time, optimize energy consumption, predict maintenance needs, and improve overall system efficiency.
SkyElectric’s product portfolio, featuring premium quality hardware and software, was designed to meet diverse customers’ needs, from residential users to large commercial enterprises. The company guaranteed a reliable power supply for its customers by utilizing advanced technology, ensuring consistency. Regardless of external factors SkyElectric was deeply committed to customer satisfaction and service excellence, with a focus on delivering high-quality products, efficient after-sale support, state-of-the-art cybersecurity, and comprehensive hardware and software warranties.
Sharing his thoughts regarding the achievement, Co-founder & CEO, SkyElectric, Amin Sukhera termed the successful completion of the first phase of JET as a monumental achievement, which underscored the exceptional quality and reliability of its products. He said it emphasizes the technical excellence of its systems and the company’s unwavering commitment to meeting the highest international standards.
“Our success marks SkyElectric’s first significant step into the Japanese market, one of the most advanced and competitive solar markets in the world, which will open doors of opportunity for us globally.”
Zeeshan Ahmad, COO, SkyElectric said that entering the Japanese market was a strategic priority for SkyElectric as it was expanding its global footprint.
“Japan’s stringent regulatory environment and high consumer expectations make it a key market for showcasing the strength of our technology,” he maintained.
“We have gained a foothold in Japan and enhanced our global reputation as a leading provider of innovative and reliable solar energy solutions.”
Traffic police officials loading hand carts on a delivery truck during operation against encroachment at Haji Camp GT Road.
PESHAWAR: August 20 –
Major crackdown on commission agents in ICT’s govt offices; 20 arrested
ISLAMABAD, Aug 20 (APP): In a decisive move against commission agents exploiting citizens outside government offices, the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) administration raided near the Regional Passport Office in G-10 area and arrested nine agents.
According to the spokesman of ICT administration, the district administration teams have intensified their efforts to tackle the growing issue of commission agents operating outside government offices.
On the directives of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Islamabad, Irfan Nawaz Memon, nine agents were arrested outside the Regional Passport Office in the G-10 area. The arrested individuals have been transferred to Ramna police station for further legal action.
DC Memon emphasized the importance of eliminating these agents, who have been taking money from citizens under the guise of commissions.
He stated that operations against such elements should be conducted outside all government offices, including NADRA, Passport, and Excise departments.
Following the crackdown at the passport office, similar actions are being taken at other locations.
Assistant Commissioner, Industrial Area also led a raid outside the Excise office, resulting in the arrest of 10 agents who were reportedly extorting money from people across various cities. These agents have also been transferred to the police station.
On the occasion the DCT urged the public to support the district administration teams in their efforts to combat the widespread problem of commission agents outside government offices.
The district administration’s crackdown reflects a broader commitment to protect citizens from those who exploit them in the name of facilitating government services.
Moria Loop Bund is being strengthening by the bank of River Indus, in perception of arrival of flood water in the Indus River.
LARKANA: August 20 –
Isolation Ward and PCR Lab Established at PHQ Hospital Gilgit to Tackle Monkeypox
GILGIT, Aug 20 (APP):On the orders of Secretary Health Gilgit-Baltistan, Dildar Malik, an isolation ward and PCR lab have been established at PHQ Hospital Gilgit to tackle the expected cases of monkeypox.
According to a statement released by the spokesperson of the Health Department Gilgit-Baltistan, Secretary Health GB visited PHQ Hospital Gilgit on Tuesday. On this occasion, Secretary Health said that such “monkeypox isolation wards” are being established in all RHQ hospitals, Shaheed Syed Rahman Hospital and DHQ hospitals. The task will be completed by tomorrow evening.
Secretary Health said that no stone will be left unturned to prevent the spread of monkeypox in Gilgit-Baltistan. Screening centers will also be established at airports and bus stands in Gilgit-Baltistan.