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Jul 27, 2025

Female Punjab police officer earns PhD while on duty

Punjab IGP Dr Usman Anwar said, “Capable officers and personnel like Dr Hafiza Farah Asghar are the pride of Punjab Police”.

Pakistan

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Jun 11, 2025

Punjab launches virtual blood bank, urges donors to cooperate

Patients requiring blood transfusions can now reach the emergency blood bank service by dialing the police emergency helpline 15 and pressing 4

Pakistan

Web Desk
Jan 02, 2024

15 Emergency Helpline received 20 million ‘irrelevant’ calls in 2023: PSCA

The 15 emergency helpline managed to process 2.5 million calls that genuinely required assistance, contrasting with an astonishing 20 million calls categorised as irrelevant.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Dec 18, 2023

Safe City cameras soon to be installed in 17 cities, including Sialkot, Sheikhupura, and Gujrat

In the 33rd session of the Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA), chaired by Chief Minister Punjab Mohsin Naqvi, the DIC-3 project received approval for implementation across 17 districts.

Pakistan

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Dec 11, 2023

Black paper on number plates: offenders may face two years in jail, Rs200,000 fine

Motorists caught employing black paper on their number plates will face a dual challan, according to a statement from the Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA).

Female Punjab police officer earns PhD while on duty

Punjab launches virtual blood bank, urges donors to cooperate

15 Emergency Helpline received 20 million ‘irrelevant’ calls in 2023: PSCA

Safe City cameras soon to be installed in 17 cities, including Sialkot, Sheikhupura, and Gujrat

Black paper on number plates: offenders may face two years in jail, Rs200,000 fine

NADRA launches ‘Nishan-e-Pakistan’ digital portal to streamline identity verification

Imran Khan to be shifted to Islamabad jail: Mohsin Naqvi

UAE rolls over $2 billion loan to Pakistan ahead of IMF review

Why Friday the 13th still unsettles people and why 2026 makes it harder to ignore

Red Zone sealed, heavy security deployed outside parliament ahead of PTI protest