PSDP goes dry in full; no money for release in last quarter
Ahsan Iqbal’s May 30th Tweet spoke loudly about the state of our economy and cash availability. The situation has aggravated to a point where
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Engineering Review, first published in October 1975, is Pakistan’s foremost newspaper covering – through reports and articles – events and subjects that are of professional and commercial interest to engineers in government offices, consulting firms, contractors, industry and academia. Subjects of interest for architects and town planners too are covered.
Engineering Review has to its credit some reports which gave the leading national dailies much food to chew and do follow up reports.
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Reko Diq to start producing gold and copper by 2027
Barrick Gold Corporation says the company would convert Pakistan’s Reko Diq into a world-class mine and the company would start production
Wind Turbine: Environmental Impact and Recycling Engr. Dr. Muhammad Nawaz Iqbal
Onshore wind farms can have a considerable impact on the landscape because they often require more land than other power plants
Google Expands ‘Android Earthquake Alerts System’ To Pakistan
Google has announced to expand its “Android Earthquake Alerts System” to Pakistan to enable the users to detect seismic activities in their respective areas
Is our industry getting serious about maintenance of systems?
Mairaj Asghar, Head Maintenance Department, IMS Engineering shares his experience and changing landscape after the introduction of new technologies
There is a general approach of not maintaining the machines until it stops working. Does this approach exist in the industry too