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Foreign company offers to run inter-city train

By Our Correspondent

FAISALABAD: A foreign company has offered to run an inter-city train by laying a 50km track in the City.

The project would cost Rs 50 billion. The company's chief executive held a meeting with City District Nazim Rana Zahid Tauseef and Traffic SSP Zahid Hussain Sherazi on Tuesday and presented the plan for running of the train on the pattern of Karachi. He said the railway track would be laid from one end to another end and the work on the project would be started immediately after the approval by the Punjab government. The project would be completed in one year, he added.

The company CE said the timing of the inter-city train would be from 8am to 12 at night. This project, he added, would be accomplished on BOT basis and the district government would have to make no investment in this project.

[Tekno Arkitect]

A very good initiative thats gonna b taken but im juss worried it gonna be screwed up by the ppl when they use it......ppl of FSD have money but no ethics and attiquoates to live a life n system systematically.....
My recent visit to FSD taught me about their backward in mentallity~~!!

[Abdullah Hayat]

Salam,

Yes Techno, this indeed is a nice development. Urban mass-transit is better for the metros like that of Faisalabad... Cheap and Clean transportation.

I hope the trains are electric though. I hate diesel (or worse, coal) trains.

Peace.

[Alam]

GCU Faisalabad: on the way to top

FAISALABAD: Government College University Faisalabad is on a continuous journey of progress and success and is ready to touch the top of excellence.

Its journey started in 1897 when a municipal middle school was setup in the building of the present Government College for Woman Karkhana Bazaar, Faisalabad. In September 1905, it was upgraded to a high school level. In 1915, Punjab government took over its management and it was shifted to the present building. In May 1924, it was upgraded to an intermediate college level and in October 1933, it was upgraded to a degree college level. In 1963, postgraduate classes were started here and on July 1, 1990, the provincial government declared it as an autonomous institution.

The day of October 23, 2002 is a milestone in the history of Faisalabad when Punjab Governor Lt-Gen Khalid Maqbool (retired), an old student of this institution, elevated status of the college to that of a university.

Renowned educationist, Dr Asif Iqbal Khan, author of 100 research articles and three books, was appointed its first vice chancellor.

Previously, the government college only offered postgraduate courses in seven disciplines but after attaining the status of a university, 23 new departments and nine MPhil courses leading to PhD programmes were introduced.

GCU Faisalabad has an edge over other varsities in Pakistan of having 50 PhDs among its teaching staff and in a recent report, Higher Education Commission has termed the varsity a university of bright future.

A job placement and consultancy centre is also working at the GCU and links with industry had also been established while the institution has held technology and industrial exhibitions in 2003, 2004 and 2005.

Also, curricula of 35 postgraduate programmes has been altered to meet current requirements and examination system here has been changed to term semester and semester system from annual and bi annual system and entry test has been made compulsory for getting admission in the university.

Moreover, Board of Revenue Punjab has allotted 401 acres of land to the university for construction of a new campus.

Recently, Governor Khalid Maqbool visited the GCU Faisalabad and expressed pleasure over the number of PhD faculty members and on setting up of new departments there. The governor lauded efforts of VC Dr Asif Iqbal Khan in this regard.

A first international conference on chemistry will be held at the varsity from November 1 to November 3 in which scientists and researchers from all over the world will participate.

The GCU specially emphasises on capacity building and strengthening of teaching abilities in its teachers and HEC has set up a training and resource centre offering one-month training workshop for the varsity teachers. The varsity is also offering 19 new four-year BA and BS programmes like chemistry, zoology, environmental science, physics, botany, bio informatics, mathematics, statistics, economics, home economics, fine arts, education, geography, banking and finance , information technology, business administration, telecom engineering , English literature and Islamiat.

Indeed, focus of the GCU is higher education, research and production of knowledge and this budding seat of learning can be judged on basis of quality and excellence of its faculty and students.

And, resolve of the varsity is to also build personalities of those who attend this institution and soon it will be ranked among the top, perhaps the topmost, universities of the country.

(Contributed by Babur Malik)

Source: http://www.thenews.c...il.asp?id=19705

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CM announces Rs 11 bln development package for Faisalabad

FAISALABAD, Sept 20 (APP): Chief Minister Punjab Chaudhary Pervaiz Elahi has announced Rs 11 billion development package for Faisalabad, which would ultimately swells to Rs 15 billion.

Addressing ISO-9001-2000 award giving ceremony to Pakistan Textile Exporters Association (PTEA) here Wednesday, he said that Faisalabad has been contributing substantially towards national economy and the Punjab Government was fully focusing to transform it into a modern and dynamic business center of this region.

Unfolding the development package, the CM said that 60-kilometer long 6-lane ring road around Faisalabad would be constructed to regulate traffic. “Nespak has already completed survey and necessary funds for this purpose would be released very soon”, he added.

He said that Millat road would be dualized while service road along Rakh branch canals would also be provided with Rs 240 Million.

He said that government has also decided to convert Sargodha road into three-lane road up to Kamalpur interchange. In this connection, Rs 250 million has been allocated, he said.

He said that an expo center would be constructed at Kamalpur near M-3 to hold exhibition of international standards.

About water supply, the Chief Minister said that Punjab Government has decided to increase water supply from 50 to 100 percent for this city. He said old and redundant pipes are being replaced while new lines would also be laid with an estimated cost of Rs 2 Billion.

The CM also announced Rs 600 million for sanitation and landfill sites in Faisalabad.

About arts council, he said that seating capacity in its hall is being enhanced in addition to providing more audio-visual facilities.

Similarly, a gymnasium would also be constructed in Madina Town hockey stadium besides a modern shopping Mall.

He said that Ghulam Muhammad Abad Hospital is also being upgraded into 250-bed full-fledged hospital with all necessary specialties.

Chaudhary Pervaiz Elahi also announced to start Rescue-1122. This service would respond to every caller within 7-10 minutes, he said and announced funds of Rs 250 million for this purpose.

Congratulating Pakistan Textile Exporters Association (PTEA) on getting ISO-9001-2000, the Chief Minister Chaudhary Pervaiz Elahi said that planned industrial estate is being developed in Faisalabad with Rs 11 billion to cater to the needs of WTO regime.

The M-3 Industrial Estate would also have a State-of-the-Arts water treatment plant to fulfill the requirements of social compliances, he added.

He said that it would also have a country club sprawling over 180 acres of land with a modern golf course to provide much needed recreation facilities in this Industrial Estate.

The Chief Minister said that Punjab Government believes in consultation and all stakeholders would be taken into confidence while taking important decisions.

He said that government has decided to give maximum incentives to the industrialists while most of the bottlenecks have already been removed. In this connection Self Assessment Scheme (SAS) has been introduced for the collection of social security contribution.

It has yielded positive results as government revenue has increased satisfactorily. He said that the government was now extending more facilities to the secured industrial workers across the province.

He said that government has also earmarked Rs 1 billion to provide technical skills to the future workforce of our modern industries. He said that government has chalked out a comprehensive strategy to set up technical training institutes under TEVTA at Tehsil level.

Chairman PTEA Rana Arif Tusif, presenting address of welcome to Punjab Chief Minister said that out of 16.4 billion dollars Pakistan’s exports, the Textile Sector contribute 10.5 billion dollars and the exports from PTEA members stood at 4 billion dollars.

He said that country’s biggest Industrial Estate is being constructed in Faisalabad near Khurrianwala on 4500 Acres of land.

After completion, this Industrial Estate will offer one million direct and 3 million indirect jobs.

He lauded the visionary approach of Punjab Chief Minister Chaudhary Pervaiz Elahi for the development of Faisalabad, which includes the construction of a Ring Road and other city roads. He claimed that a separate Textile Ministry was created at Federal Level exclusively on the demand of the PTEA.

He said that the PTEA members are now competing with our neighboring countries in the global market but due to high cost of production, our exports during last year registered a decline of 11 percent. He demanded of Chief Minister to allocate 1 square of state land on Canal Road, Faisalabad to PTEA for the construction of a club on the pattern of Chenab Club under CCB scheme.

Federal Textile Minister, Chaudhary Mushtaq Ali Cheema in his brief address paid rich tribute to the chief minister for his visionary approach towards the development of Faisalabad and added that the steps taken by Punjab Chief Minister would be remembered as “ Golden History” of Punjab.

The Minister also lauded the efforts of President General Pervez Musharraf for improving the economy of the country, which had virtually been reached at the brink of ruination. He said that President General Pervez wisely selected a team, under the leadership of Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz who has put the country on road to progress and prosperity.

He said that under direction of Chief Minister Punjab, the government has declared free education up to Matriculation and grant of books to the students. He said that under poverty alleviation programme, the government has fixed minimum wages of Rs 4000 for industrial workers while a number of revolutionary welfare schemes including Sasta Ration Programme at Punjab level, construction of metalled roads through NLC and FWO and formation of a separate Textile Ministry have entirely changed the face of Pakistan.

Earlier, Chief Minister Punjab Chaudhary Pervaiz Elahi inaugurated Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FCCI) Complex on East Canal Road and announced a grant of Rs 10 million for this project.

In his brief address, Chaudhary Pervaiz Elahi said that government was also concentrating on the provision of best health and educational facilities. He particularly mentioned under construction Rs 100 million Cardiac Center in Faisalabad and said that state-of-the-art health projects are nearing completion in various parts of the province.

He said that recruitment of foreign qualified doctors for Cardiology Center Multan was under process and instructions have been issued to select doctors for Faisalabad Cardiology Center also.

Mian Muhammad Hanif president FCCI also presented a chaque of Rs 3 million for the rehabilitation of earthquake effectees under Chief Minister’s Family Support Programme.

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Punjab govt implementing comprehensive strategy for industrial development

FAISALABAD, Sept.20 (APP)- Punjab government is implementing a comprehensive strategy for planned and expeditious industrial development with ultimate objective to create new job opportunities for the people of the Punjab.

This was stated by Punjab Chief Minister Chaudhary Pervaiz Elahi while addressing a briefing about M-3 Industrial Estate near Sahianwala here on Wednesday.

He said that provincial government had taken a humble start with 1500 acres Sundar Industrial Estate at Lahore a few years ago to overcome the unemployment problem by facilitating industrialists to establish new units. “About 90% plots in this Estate has already been sold out”, he said and added that now government was fully focusing on M-3 Industrial Estate. He said that it would be the biggest industrial estate of Pakistan with 4500 acres of land. “It will attract record investment in addition to creating 13,00,000 new job opportunities”, he added.

The Chief Minister said that it was the first project conceived on the basis of private-public partnership. Industrial tycoons would develop and manage this gigantic Industrial Estate while Punjab government would provide funds and administrative support to make it a total success, he added.

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Concrete steps being taken to streamline traffic in Faisalabad city

City dist nazim says skill development centres to be set up to meet demand for skilled workers

Our Correspondent

FAISALABAD: With a view to streamlining the traffic flow in the fast growing Khurrianwal industrial area, Khurrainwala Chowk will be widened and the heavy traffic will be given an alternative route in the form of a new road linking the Industrial area with the bypass road.

This decision was taken at a meeting presided over by City District Nazim Rana Zahid Tauseef which was attended among others by Khurrianwala Industrial Estate President Mian Saeed, Area CCB Chairman Rana Ameen, EDO (Community Development) Chaudhry Shabbeer Ahmad and representatives of industries Thursday.

City District Nazim Rana Zahid Tauseef said he was determined to make Faisalabad a district having the best possible facilities and opportunities. This scheme will not only help reduce the traffic mess in the area but provide an alternative route to the industrial area. The transportation of goods without unnecessary hindrances or delays would also be possible, he added. He further said completion of the said scheme would be ensured within the least possible time.

Giving details, Rana Zahid Tauseef said the scheme would cost about Rs 13 million under Khurrianwala Chowk and the Sem Nullah Pull would be broadened besides constructing a new link road with proper shoulders from the Industrial Area to the bypass road. A latest traffic signal would also be installed at Khurrianwala Chowk for streamlining the flow of traffic there.

The government will provide 80 per cent funding for the scheme scheduled to be executed under the CCB programme while the industries and residents of the area will contribute 20% as their share towards the scheme.

Rana Zahid Tauseef directed the district officer (roads) present at the meeting to provide all possible technical assistance to the CCB and introduce some well-reputed contractors so that the completion of the scheme with quality material within least possible time could be ensured.

Rana Zahid said that under the second phase the Industrial Area Bypass Link Road would be developed as a two-lane dual-carriage way. He directed the district officer (roads) to complete the initial study and estimate work for the phase II so that necessary funds for the project could be arranged.

The city district nazim, appreciating the cooperation extended by the area industrialists, said that coming forward for collective welfare and development was an appreciable act. "The Faisalabad industrialists are known all over the country for their welfare work and have a repute of surpassing others in the field of collective benefit, welfare and development," he said and added the district government appreciated their nice gesture and would extend its cooperation for providing a peaceful, conducive & harmonious industrial environment to them for ensuring unhindered development of the district.]

Meanwhile, City District Nazim Rana Zahid Tauseef said skill development centres would be opened throughout the district with the cooperation and assistance of industrialists for meeting their demand for skilled workers and in turn providing respectable employment opportunities to the people.

He was talking to a delegation of Khurrianwala Industrial Area Thursday at the local circuit house. He said the industrial development and growth in Faisalabad had such an unprecedented pace that the demand for skilled workers was not being met. "Resultantly, we were constrained to hire skilled workforce from other neighboring countries, Sri Lanka, being on top in meeting the demand of local industry for trained workers.

The city district nazim said, "By raising the said skill development centres, we will not only be in a position to meet this demand of local industry but we will also be able to provide our brethren with respectable living, reducing unemployment and poverty.

Rana Zahid Tausif said the district government was focusing its attention towards the rural areas for setting up these professional training centres to create job opportunities and bring prosperity there. Such centres would be set up in Satiana, Jaranwala, Tandilianwala and other less developed areas of the district, he said.

Rana said that besides setting up skilled development centres with the assistance of industrialists, new trades were also being introduced in the Tevta institutions in accordance with the requirements of the local industry. He told the participants of the meeting that he had also requested Punjab Governor Khalid Maqbool to use his good offices for increasing the number of seats in different trade development courses from 70 to 700 for ensuring that the demands of the local industry had been met.

He urged the industrialists to come forward for developing skill development centres and assured them of all-out Government assistance in this regard. The government would provide 80% amount from the CCB funds for such schemes if they (industrialists) only contributed 20% as their share. He directed the EDO (Community Development) to guide and assist all interested persons in this regard and ensure approval of such schemes with the least possible time.


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[Alam]

FCCI prepares road map to solve industrial problems

KHALID ABBAS SAIF

FAISALABAD (October 15 2006): The Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FCCI) has chalked out a road map to resolve the industrial, business and social problems during 2006-07.

Talking to newsmen, FCCI President Muhammad Ayub Sabir Chugtai underlined the importance of Faisalabad in national economy and said that it was contributing 67 percent towards textile exports. "It is the second biggest revenue generating city but infrastructure-wise it was not getting due importance", he said.

He said that FCCI has chalked out a calendar for the next year to tackle various issues systematically by establishing close relations with the local, provincial and federal government departments concerned. He asked the media persons to bring to his notice the problems confronted by various segments, so that these could be tackled effectively.

He said that the future of four sectors, including textile, was bright in Pakistan. He appreciated the economic polices of Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz and said that zero rating of the textile sector was one of the most daring steps taken by his government.

He said that government has also given the facility of 5 percent R&D to textile exporters. However, exporters were facing some problems due to increase in cost of production. He said that the exporters had doubled their production capacity to avail the benefits of quota-free regime under WTO. However, oil prices increased the cost of production creating problems for textile exporters.

He said that now as the oil prices are falling and textile sector would soon come out of the inflationary spell. He said that one of the biggest industrial estates of Pakistan was being developed along M-3 on 4500 acres land. The existing units present in congested residential areas would be shifted to this estate in addition to the establishment of new industrial units.

He said that FCCI has also been negotiating with Fesco officials to overcome load shedding. In this connection private power generators would give their surplus production to Fesco, he said, and added that modalities in this regard were being finalised with the officials concerned.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2006

Source: Business Recorder

[Alam]

FDP handles record number of containers

FAISALABAD: The Faisalabad Dry Port (FDP) handled a record number of import and export containers valuing Rs90 billion during the calendar year 2006.

Chairman Faisalabad Dry Port Trust Chaudhry Muhammad Siddique said here on Wednesday the port handled 32,457 export containers valuing Rs65 billion from January 1 to December 31, 2006.

The FDP had handled 30,293 containers during 2005, showing 2,164 more containers were handled compared to last year, he said.

In December 2005, the FDP had handled 2,764 containers while in December 2006 3,069 containers were handled, an increase of 305 containers in one month.

He said it was due to the fact that Pakistan Railways provided 14 special cargo trains during the last two weeks of December for expeditious transportation of export containers from Faisalabad to Karachi ports.

Chairman FDPT claimed a record 60 per cent exports from Faisalabad were routed through the FDP while only 40 per cent exports were made direct through Karachi during the month of December.

About import, he said it witnessed a decrease of 466 containers during 2006 compared to 2005. He said the FDP handled 7,341 import containers valuing Rs25 billion during 2006 compared to 7,807 containers in the previous year. He attributed this decrease to decline in the import of textile machinery during 2006.

Source: The News

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Faisalabad to get additional Rs 5 billion

Nazim says district took lead in formation of CCBs

Our Correspondent

FAISALABAD: Faisalabad will get an additional amount of Rs 5 billion under CCB (Citizen Community Board) projects in addition to already available funds of Rs 1 billion, said City District Nazim Rana Zahid Tauseef.

He was addressing a function at Faisalabad Arts Council after administrating oath to 120 newly-elected members of CCB committees from eight towns of the district here Wednesday.

He said Faisalabad took lead in the formation of this novel idea of CCB. He said that 1,500 CCBs had been formed in 289 union councils of this district. "There is no dearth of funds for CCB projects," he said and urged the newly-elected members of the CCB committees to motivate people to start as many projects as they deem necessary for their welfare.

Quoting the instances of already completed projects, the nazim said a bypass in Jaranwala had been completed with Rs 25 million, two bridges had been constructed on canal at Beacon House and Niagra, and road from D-ground to Harianwala Chowk had been widened with the cost of Rs 10 million. He said that people could start any project under CCB in addition to the installation of traffic signals and provision of machinery for hospitals etc.

He said local community had to arrange only 20 per cent of the total cost of the project while remaining will be provided from CCB. However, he assured to arrange the 20 per cent from his own pocket in case of viable projects.

The nazim urged the newly-elected office-bearers of CCB committees to motivate local communities to launch maximum development projects for their welfare.

Two universities ink MoU: Victoria University Melbourne and The University of Faisalabad (TUF) have inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to cooperate in the field of education.

Professor Ian Rose Dean Faculty of Engineering and Health Sciences Division of the Victoria University (Melbourne) and Professor Dr Abdul Majeed Pro-rector TUF signed the MoU on the behalf of their respective universities.

Prof Dr Abdul Majeed said that both universities would cooperate in professional development, preparation of syllabus, exchange of academic courses and credited hours in concerned departments in addition to launching joint R&D (Research and development) projects.

He said both the universities would also exchange faculty members and students to avail from each other's experience.

Mr Robert Taylor Assistant Professor Engineering and Health Sciences Division, Pakistan representative Javaid Akhtar and Mrs Caroline Rose of Victoria University, Major (Retired) Izhar-ul-Ahsan Registrar TUF and British educationist Ismo Kohanon were also present during this ceremony.

[Abdullah Hayat]

Salam,

Unbelieveable as it may sound, Faisalabad actually looks like a more planned city than most cities in Pakistan on Google Earth. I don't know if that is true in reality on ground, but from the skys, it looks like a promising metro.

Peace.

[Tekno Arkitect]

If u a referring to the development near the clock tower, then that is the old master plan developed almost a 100yrz back. The new housing scheme at the boundaries of the city are planned as they developed on green feilds n not brown feilds!

[mmkextreme1]

Foreign company offers to run inter-city train

By Our Correspondent

FAISALABAD: A foreign company has offered to run an inter-city train by laying a 50km track in the City.

The project would cost Rs 50 billion. The company’s chief executive held a meeting with City District Nazim Rana Zahid Tauseef and Traffic SSP Zahid Hussain Sherazi on Tuesday and presented the plan for running of the train on the pattern of Karachi. He said the railway track would be laid from one end to another end and the work on the project would be started immediately after the approval by the Punjab government. The project would be completed in one year, he added.

The company CE said the timing of the inter-city train would be from 8am to 12 at night. This project, he added, would be accomplished on BOT basis and the district government would have to make no investment in this project.

any updates on this???...did they get the approval...if yes has the work started?...so Faislabad will have a inter-city train that is nice...

[Jilawatan]

The canal road of Faisalabad is just like the one in Lahore.

[Jilawatan]

A view of the D GROUND commercial area.



Some clothes outlets near the D GROUND.

[Jilawatan]

NLC to build Faisalabad roads
FAISALABAD, Sept 18: The City District Government Faisalabad (CDG-F) has signed an agreement with the National Logistic Cell (NLC) for the construction of 50 roads at a cost of Rs1 billion.

The agreement was signed by district nazim Rana Zahid Tauseef and Col Shafqat of NLC here on Tuesday at the circuit house.This will be the third phase of the Faisalabad roads construction project.

Talking to reporters, Mr Tauseef said Chief Minister Pervaiz Elahi had approved construction of important city roads through the NLC for ensuring quality work. Funds for the third phase would be spent out of the Rs5 billion development package announced by President Gen Pervez Musharraf, he said.

The roads included in the third phase are: Jhang bazaar, Montgomery bazaar, Lasani pully, Sargodha road to Baba Qaim Saien graveyard (via Punj Pullian), remaining portion of circular road (Liaquat road), Tatha pul to Jattanwala chowk via Lasania restaurant, Sher Singwala road up to municipal limits, Gol bazaars of eight city bazaars, Tezab mills to Satiana road, Canal road (Sheikhupura road to Kashmir road), Regal road from Sarwala Rajbah to Kotwali road, Service road along Satiana road (LCW), Tenky wali road, Canal road link, D Ground to Pehari Ground road, Clock Tower roundabout, Karkhana bazaar, Katchery bazaar, Jail road (Amban wali pully) to Qaim Saien graveyard along Agriculture university, Sahil Hospital road, along Civil hospital from Mall road, Narwala road (Sheranwala chowk) to Parkwali link road, link road between Rippal plaza and Hashmat road, College road, Samanabad, Narwala road to General hospital via Nishaista chowk, Ghulam Muhammadabad, Raja Chowk to Piranwala chowk road, Ghulamabad, Kotwali road RCW (Telecom chowk to Babar cinema, Sir Syed road (Dijkot road to FDA flats) H-road Akbar Chowk (Gulistan colony), Korrian bridge (Samundri road) to Nawabanwala, Imranbargah to D Ground, Cherry Salad Bar road, DCO office to Jail road, Bilal road to Arts Council road, Bilal road to Iqbal Stadium road, Satiana road RCW (Wasa pump to Municipal limit, Gol chowk to Alhalal road, road from FDA flats to Chungi No.10, Ghulamabad, Sirwala Rajbah to Gulberg road (via Imambargah) Samanabad, Madni chowk to Nawabanwala, Tahir road (Sheikhupura road to Awan chowk), Kashmir road, Ghulamabad, Allied chowk to Jorrialwali mosque (Noorpur) via Dak Khana chowk, Link road (Hamdard University Canal road to Sheikhupura road) via Manawala, Mian Pind road/Muhammad Khan Dogar chowk to Jhumra road (Mansoorabad Data Park Gali No.12), main bazaar, Shoaib Bilal Market, and main bazaar Mansoorabad (Jhumra road to Punjani chowk).

The district nazim said construction work on 60km roads would be completed within 30 months under the technical supervision and designing of Nespak. Encroachments on these roads would be removed by the NLC and a close liaison would also be kept with PTCL, Wasa, SNGPL, Fesco and others.

[Jilawatan]

JARANWALA ROAD D GROUND LINK ROAD





That is a newly built road that link the jaran wala road wid D ground.Mostly ther are houses on that road but one hotel named BUNDU KHAN is there.

GATEON WALI ROAD







Now i think they will change the name of the road As lot of construction is going on there they had changed green blet into a parking and dinning place and many palazas are being constructing here.

SUSAN ROAD





Now a days this road is changing rapidly lots of multinational companies are coming here and FDA is also making those green blets into a parking and dinning place.HOCKEY stadium FSD is on that road thats incrases its importance.

[Jilawatan]

Newly built plazas on SUSAN ROAD

[Jilawatan]

SATIANA ROAD

As i had said it before that many new roads are being built in FSD.In this one the city district gov had cut off many tree in the green belt and alot it into a parking and dinning purposes the palm trees are being setup there its really looks good and something different in the city like FSD.

HASSAN SHOPPING MALL

Good shopping mall just with the famous RIPPLE PLAZA

REGENT SHOPPING MALL

IN the side of the mall they had showroom of BMW cars but khota power is also there but the city gov had banned the buffaloes in the territory of the city which is a good decesion must to be done in LAHORE.


REHMAN HEIGHTS

Its a good shopping mall being builts just with the famous jhal bazar of FAISALABAD.

[Jilawatan]

In the past there was a factory named KOHINOORMILL on the jaranwala road.Its was far away from the Faisalabad city but as the time passed the city expands more and then the factory came into the city.About 10 years ago in 2000 the factory owner decided to shift the factory away from the city then they demolished the factory and sold all the land.Now the plots on the main side facing the jaranwala road were the expensive one so they sold them all now many towers and plazas are buildinh up there like MEDIACOM TRADE CITY,DOBURJ,CENTER POINT,KOHINOOR ONE ETC.Now its is becoming the skyline of FAISALABAD.




There is very much vacant place in the area and many boards are there showing the site of different banks and companies going to built in the near future.