Tag: Trust

Winning customers’ trust and the provision of quality products is vital for businesses in today’s world, which is now a global village where information...

Warden of Rhodes House, Oxford and global Chief Executive Officer of The Rhodes Trust and Rhodes Scholarships, world’s oldest international graduate scholarship programme, Dr...

Afghan government efforts to bring the Taliban into peace talks are stumbling and bold steps were needed to ensure that a council spearheading the...

At the petrol station I’m always asked by someone who works there: “check the meter is at zero.” This is mildly irritating, but of...

Famous painter Ajaz Anwar formally inaugurated the Ajaz+Anwar Trust and an exhibition of cartoons and paintings on Sunday. Under the patronage of this trust...

The gap between the federal capital and the province of Balochistan is getting wider and wider day by day. Over the period of time,...

The world has moved from stand alone desktop computers to interconnected, decentralised global networks. The phenomenal growth of the internet and the advent of...

While the situation has apparently defused, the continuing trust deficit between the executive and judiciary is, however, not over as in the wake of...

Blaming "a strategic shift of the US policy towards India" for an "acute deficit of trust" between them, former president Pervez Musharraf has suggested...

National Investment Trust (NIT), Pakistan’s largest asset management company, will open its third branch in Lahore. Former LCCI President and senior member of the...

Rizvia Trust Lahore has claimed to pay fine money of three prisoners, who have no link with their families, in order to get them...

LAHORE - The Punjab home secretary told the court in a written reply on Monday in connection with the hearing of a habeas corpus petition for the recovery of the families of Faizan and Faheem, the two men killed by Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) contractor Raymond Davis, that the Punjab government was completely unaware of the families' whereabouts and suggested that the Lahore High Court ask the government about the allegedly missing families.The reply surprised many in the

KARACHI - Fans of betting, bet safely with the "I.I. Chundrigar bookie" - he is a man trusted by the big guns, has direct contacts in Mumbai and Dubai, and till now, has transferred more than nine billion rupees abroad. The I.I. Chundrigar bookie, as he is known among clients and supporters, gets his name from the location of his office - situated on the sixth floor of a complex near the Shaheen Complex end of the I.I. Chundrigar Road. His set-up was inaugurated as an office of a

ISLAMABAD - Lack of trust in one another remained a major hurdle, as the opposition parties, which gathered at a dinner hosted by JUI-F chief Fazlur Rehman on Friday night, failed to chalk out a clear strategy against the PPP-led government despite agreeing that it had not been able to resolve any of the several crises faced by the country. The MQM's presence in the brain-storming session was considered a significant development, but other parties suspected the sincerity of the PPP's

Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan said she was keen to resume her career, but acknowledged she had a long way to go to regain the trust of the movie industry. Lohan, giving her first interview since leaving court-ordered rehab in January and being charged with stealing a necklace, told that she knew her problems have made her a risky bet in Hollywood.
"I need to prove that I can be insurable again, because I don't think I am right now," Lohan, 24, said in the interview. Movie and

LAHORE - Bank Alfalah has announced a partnership with the Faiz Trust. It has always taken pride in our national heritage, striving to preserve and promote our cultural roots. Bank Alfalah believes that nations only prosper when they remember their roots and honor their heroes.
From monuments to commemorate the sacrifice of war heroes to celebrating the spirit of being 'Pakistani', Bank Alfalah can be found at the forefront of every such initiative. One of the most famous poets

KARACHI - "Sorry, we can't trust the police," an employee of the Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) bluntly told a high-ranking police officer when asked to evacuate the power utility's head office.
Most employees who braved the mob attack were reluctant to hand over control for fear of further damage or theft by police officers.
"Where were you when the mob attacked our head office," he said, rebuking a high-ranking police officer for acting as a bystander during the