Nishat Colony is a prestigious residential community in Lahore, originally developed as part of the city's expansion. It has evolved into a mature and well-planned neighborhood with a reputation for tranquility. The area is distinguished by its lush greenery and serene environment, enhancing its appeal. Additionally, it offers excellent infrastructure and robust security, making it a desirable place to live.
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Global Parcel Services has launched a new branch on Faisal Ghuman Road in Nishat Colony, Lahore Cantt, offering extended courier and logistics services to local residents. The branch operates daily from 10 am to 6 pm and is part of the company’s rapid expansion across Punjab, including franchise opportunities for overseas Pakistanis.
A gas-cylinder explosion occurred in Nishat Colony, Lahore, injuring seven people. Local news channel 24 News HD provided urgent breaking coverage of the incident, highlighting emergency response efforts and community impact.
Transgender street performers—including Master Sassi and Bano Bibi—continue earning livelihoods through door-to-door singing and dancing in Nishat Colony, despite being excluded from formal employment and facing police harassment and jirga-imposed bans on public performances across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Their resilience underscores ongoing struggles for dignity and economic inclusion.
Multiple residential properties—including 2.5 marla double-storey homes, 3 marla houses, and 5 marla ready-to-move units—are actively listed for sale in Nishat Colony, reflecting sustained demand and investment interest. Prices range from PKR 80 lakh to PKR 2.5 crore, with financing options available.
Maan Shaukat Masih, a Christian tailor from Nishat Colony, was granted bail within hours of arrest after being accused of blasphemy during Eid Milad-un-Nabi celebrations—a highly unusual outcome under Pakistan’s stringent blasphemy laws, widely seen as a rare judicial affirmation of due process in minority cases.