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By going online, KMC cuts off fake employees
The city is ferreting out ghost staff who have been drawing salaries.
Twitter unblocked across Pakistan
Rehman Malik had spoken to the prime minister, who ordered for the site to be unblocked.
A month on, little progress on Bhoja crash
Investigation is pending, no one charged, no arrests made, no official terminated.
13,000 villagers gear up for fight with DHA, Sindh govt
DHA bought 8,000 acres in Kathore and Boil, cancelling the leases of the residents.
Make sure there is no water dripping from the meat, warns authorities
Officials say that an electric motor pumps water into the meat to increase the weight and make it appear fresh.
Brazen killing: Sectarian tussle suspected in Meerut Kebab owner’s murder
Muhammad Ali’s brother was similarly killed in February.
Mystery right-wing group covers up ‘immoral’ billboards with its own message
While Karachi’s women may love lawn, others are offended by the advertisements.
Tragedy in Lyari: Long-time PPP activist killed as he protested for his party
Khan was a former deputy mayor of Lyari Town, had applied for MPA ticket in 2008.
Insurance compensation: Bhoja Air finds itself in a tough spot
Carrier insurer Reliance Insurance is one of the smallest insurance companies in this field.
Community service: The art of public relief
In 1999, 200 toilets were planned, only 56 were built at sites including City Courts.
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