Aamir Yasin is a journalist for the Dawn Group of Newspapers, focusing on local news in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. With a keen interest in politics and infrastructure development, Aamir covers a wide range of topics including road projects, political gatherings, education, and public health initiatives in the region.
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Rawalpindi, Pakistan (Local)
Aamir Yasin's focus is primarily on local government and political events in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. His coverage heavily emphasizes government announcements and local developments such as infrastructure projects, vaccination campaigns, and political events.
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By: Aamir Yasin
Party chief says there is no sectarian conflict in Pakistan rather proscribed groups are spreading hatred on social media
Similar weather was forecast for Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Murree, Galliyat, Attock, Chakwal, Tala Gang, Jhelum, Mandi
By: Aamir Yasin
There are a total of 13 seats of the Punjab Assembly in the district and the PML-N won nine of them while the Sunni Ittehad Council grabbed three seats.
By: Aamir Yasin
Punjab cabinet committee inspects procession route; Punjab govt to arrange Sabeel, Langar
ISLAMABAD / LAHORE: The Pakistan Flour Mills Association (PFMA) announced on Saturday that it would postpone its strike until July 22 after receiving
By: Aamir Yasin
Punjab ministers Mujtaba Shujaur Rahman and Bilal Akbar Khan as well as Special Assistant Zeeshan Malik were part of the delegation.
By: Kalbe Ali, Aamir Yasin
ISLAMABAD: After a gap of two days, talks resumed between the leadership of Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) and the...
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has fixed December-end as the deadline for the project. So far, 35 per cent work has been completed while the remaining will be ready in the next six months.
By: Aamir Yasin, Kalbe Ali, Mohammad Asghar
Containers put at entry, exit points, JI protesters stopped from entering capital, 15 workers detained from D-Chowk
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