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Who are the developers of Kingdom Valley Islamabad?
Introduction
Kingdom Valley Islamabad – HOME OF THE KINGDOM BUILDERS. We are an independent organization that aspires to build a society based on the teachings of Jesus Christ. Our vision is simple – to create a fresh and dynamic community where people enjoy living, working and playing side by side with each other in harmony.

To be a kingdom builder requires leadership, commitment, perseverance and integrity. It also requires a determination to make Kingdom Valley Islamabad one of the best places to live and work in Pakistan.

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Who are the developers of Kingdom Valley Islamabad?
The developers of Kingdom Valley Islamabad are IBA Development Limited. This is a well-known real estate developer in Pakistan and it is the biggest real estate developer in Pakistan.

IBA Development Limited has been working on this project since 1954, when it started its operations as a construction company. It has developed many projects over the years and now owns hundreds of acres of land in various parts of Islamabad including Shah Faisal Colony (SFAC), Seraiki Town (SFT) and others.[1]

Kingdom Valley (KV) is a residential project that was developed by IBA Development Limited.
Kingdom Valley (KV) is a residential project that was developed by IBA Development Limited. The company is one of the biggest real estate developers in Pakistan and its chairman Anand Prakash Kumar has been involved in the industry for over two decades.

IBA is the biggest real estate developer in Pakistan.
IBA is the biggest real estate developer in Pakistan. It was established in 1979, and it is a private sector company. IBA has been active in construction and development of commercial buildings, residential complexes and industrial projects across Pakistan since its inception. Its major assets include:

· More than 1200 acres of land for commercial & residential developments

· One million square feet manufacturing space at Shah Faisal Colony (SFC) — one of the largest industrial zones in Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) with capacity to house 4 million metric tons per annum (MMTPA) production capacity

· A 9-acre plot for housing project at Mughalpura Industrial Area on Rawalpindi Road which includes highrise building blocks as well as low rise ones

Anand Prakash Kumar is the CEO of IBA, and has been involved in the real estate sector for over two decades.
Anand Prakash Kumar is the CEO of IBA, and has been involved in the real estate sector for over two decades. Mr Kumar has worked under a number of well-known names in real estate development such as Huda, IBA and Omaxe. He has also served as vice president at some companies including, Aditi Builders which was once one of Pakistan's largest developers with projects worth billions of rupees across Islamabad and Lahore.

MD Ramesh Chand Jain has designed and built many high-end residential projects in Karachi.
MD Ramesh Chand Jain has designed and built many high-end residential projects in Karachi. He is a real estate developer who has worked on many high-end residential projects in Karachi.

Ramesh Chand Jain was born on 14th December, 1974, in Delhi to Mr. Sukhdev Singh Jain and Mrs Usha Sachdeva, who are both doctors by profession but they have left their profession due to some personal reasons which led them to start their own business which mainly focuses on making furniture for their customers as well as delivering it at their doorstep within 24 hours if need be

Mr. Chand is a prominent name in Pakistan's real estate industry as he works under a number of well-known names.
Mr. Chand is a prominent name in Pakistan's real estate industry as he works under a number of well-known names. He has been involved in the real estate sector for over two decades and has gained extensive knowledge about the market, along with its trends and changes that occur over time. As such, Mr. Chand can provide advice to developers on how they can make their projects more successful by understanding what type of investors they need to attract to their project or property development project

Conclusion
(4) Connecting the dots

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Using social media to influence the public opinion for the purpose of creating a public perception about its need for a particular policy or action. The main point is that in order to attain their goals, they will often make use of information technology and other communication tools that are easily accessible from anywhere around the world. In other words, they use social media as a tool to manipulate people's emotions and opinions. To put it more bluntly, this is because we can see how much time and effort many organizations spend on promoting their products and services through these means. It is only natural that organizations would move towards implementing these strategies in different ways so as to gain more benefits from them. This makes it very easy to find out who controls these tactics by looking at who uses them and which channels they use them on, who benefit from those tactics, what kind of impact those tactics have on people's mindsets etc. People will tend to follow certain influencers simply because they are popular; this has led many individuals and organizations into pursuing an online presence (Dhar 2011). Social media has become such an important part of our lives that we cannot imagine living without it (Dhar 2011). But all mischievous intentions aside, when someone uses social media primarily as a medium for obtaining feedback from people and then sharing information or making recommendations based on the feedback provided by others will definitely affect peoples' attitudes towards him/her. People have been using social media for quite some time now; thus, there must be some kind of organization behind this usage! Many individuals have taken advantage of these new avenues in order to create positive change within themselves but unfortunately some others do not care about how people perceive them because they simply consider gaining popularity solely enough reason enough (Vaidyanathan 2014). And while no one directly owns social media platforms such as Facebook , Twitter , Youtube or