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KARACHI - Pakistan’s former first lady, Begum Nusrat Bhutto died Sunday afternoon at Iranian Hospital in Dubai where she was brought under critical condition a day earlier. The 82-year-old lady, whose husband and daughter both served as prime ministers of Pakistan, had been suffering from Alzheimer’s disease for the last many years and had been staying in the Gulf state for the last 10 years. Begum Nusrat was the first member of ZAB family who died on a hospital bed. She witnessed the traumatic hanging of his prime minister husband Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and violent deaths of her two sons Shahnawaz Bhutto, Murtaza Bhutto and daughter Benazir Bhutto. Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani announced 10-day national mourning and a public holiday today (Monday) to mourn Begum Nusrat’s death. He also cancelled all his political engagements. The Federal Cabinet meeting scheduled for Wednesday was also put off. In line with federal government’s decision, the Punjab

  Addressing a press conference at the People’s Secretariat here, Babar Awan said, “after the martial law of General Zia who dissolved the Senate, this is a very serious attack on the country’s democratic process”. He said that this was the first time in the history of country when unfortunately a democratically elected representative demanded to dissolve a constitutional institution which was a symbol of Federation. This is the only unit in which representatives are elected on the equality basis from all provinces of the country, he added. “If this assertion is false, the Punjab government should shun the turn-coats and a reference under article 6 of the constitution should be moved by the speaker of Punjab Assembly against the person who floated this idea,” Babar said, adding that this idea was an attack on smaller provincial units. He said that the senators of Pakistan People’s Party led by Senator Sabir Baloch would submit a privilege motion in the Senate on Tuesda

Babar Awan and Raja Riaz visit Chakwal Bar Oct.10, 2011and address the Bar.

Punjab Provincial Assembly is the elected assembly of Punjab. The Assembly was established under Article 106 of the Constitution of Pakistan. It is located in Lahore There are three main functions performed by the Assembly viz a viz, legislation, management of public money and policy making. After the first meeting of the Assembly, the members take an oath. The Assembly elects, from amongst its members, a Speaker and a Deputy Speaker. After the election of the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker, the Assembly cannot transact any other business unless it elects the Chief Minister. The Chief Minister is elected in a special session, summoned by the Governor on a day specified by the President. The Chief Minister obtains vote of confidence from the Assembly within 60 days of assuming office. There are a total of 371 seats in the Punjab Assembly. Of these, 297 are filled by direct elections. In

Complete list of Ex Chief Ministers of Punjab from 1947 to present .Name and tenure of all chief minister of Punjab . 01- Iftikhar Hussain Khan Mamdoot 15-08-1947 25-01-1949 02- Mian Mumtaz Ahmad Daultana 06-04-1951 03-04-1953 03- Malik Feroz Khan Noon 13-04-1953 21-05-1955 04- Abdul Hamid Khan Dasti 21-05-1955 13-10-1955 05- Malik Meraj Khalid 29-04-1972 12-11-1973 06- Malik Ghulam Mustafa Khar 12-11-1973 15-03-1974 07- Muhammad Hanif Ramay 15-03-1974 11-07-1975 10- Sadiq Hussain Qureshi 11-07-1975 05-07-1977 11- Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif 09-04-1985 13-08-1990

Complete list of governors of Punjab from 1947 to present  .Name and tenure of all governor of Punjab . 01- Sir Francis Mudie 14 August. 1947 2 August, 1949 02- Sardar Abdur Rab Nishtar 2 August. 1949 24 November, 1951 03- Ibrahim Ismail Chundrigar 24 November. 1951 2 May, 1954 04- Mian Aminuddin 2 May. 1953 24 June, 1956 05- Habib Ibrahim Rehmatullah 26 September. 1954 26 November, 1954 06- Mian Mushtaq Ahmed Gurmani 27 November, 1954 14 October, 1955 07- Lt Gen Attiqur Rahman 1 July, 1970 23 December, 1971 08- Malik Ghulam Mustafa Khar  23 December,

Sardar Muhammad Latif Khosa Sardar Muhammad Latif Khan Khoosa  is the governor of Punjab. He Assumed office on 13 January 2011. .He is Former attorney general of Pakistan .Politically he is affiliated with Pakistan people Party

This page is all about Punjab Province of Pakistan. In this page you will find information about Punjab , its people cities and culture .We have gather all kind of useful information and facts about Punjab.   Capital Lahore Area 205,344 sq.km Population 92,593,586    Estimated Density 397 Sq. km Languages Punjabi, Saraiki , Urdu and Pothohari Literacy Rate 60.7% Administrative Division 9 Districts 36 Map Flag

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Dhudial is a village and union council, an administrative subdivision, of Chakwal District in the Punjab Province of Pakistan, it is part of Chakwal Tehsil. It is one of the largest villages of Chakwal District and is located at  70 km south of the capital Islamabad.

Population : 13,893 Male : 6,996 Female : 6,897 Literacy ratio(%) : 66.6   Religion  Muslims : 13,540 Others : 353 Bhaun  is a town in Chakwal District in the Punjab province of Pakistan 12 kilometres away from the district capital Chakwal. In 2007 Pakistan Railways announced the resumption of the Bhaun to Chakwal service.   However, no progress has been made to this effect as of February 2009. The importance of resumption of this service and extending it to salt range in Kallar Kahar area will bring significant commercial advantages for the region as the cement factories in the area can use rail for their merchandise.

Population : 6,859 Male : 3,659 Female : 3,290 Literacy ratio(%) : 64.0 Religion  Muslims : 6,690 Others : 169 Personal Photography of kallar kahar Beautiful view of kallar kahar lake Kallar Kahar  Evening time kallar kahar view Kallar Kahar  is a union council and subdivision of Chakwal District in Punjab, Pakistan. [1]  It is a tourist destination located 25 kilometres southwest of Chakwal along the motorway. It is notable for its natural gardens, peacocks and a saltwater lake. It is 125 km away from Rawalpindi.