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Health officials confirm ongoing vaccination drive to skip North Waziristan due to threats from militants.

Teachers say Mehraj Bibi is an avid learner.

Irate protesters block roads, damage public & private property in different towns and cities.

Says no army wants to fight within its own borders.

Proposal aimed to bring forces at par with Frontier Constabulary.

Say it will earn revenue for K-P govt, put an end to timber smuggling.

Out of 59 grants, the provincial legislature has approved only seven thus far.

Yasmeen Zia's husband says they have not been told for which charge had been detained.

Elders from Khyber, N.Waziristan agencies refuse to vaccinate children until power crisis is resolved.

Locals demand reconstruction of the weathered road that links Bishbanr to Mingora.

Villagers claim land had been illegally sold without their permission.

Mian Iftikhar says the specific agenda is to malign the jirga system.

We cannot oppose Nato nor can we live a secluded life in this world, says Masood Kausar.

Electricity shortfall reaches 8,000MW, as mobs ransack public, private property.

Says government unable to rise to people’s expectations.

Hafiz Gul Bahadu­r says as long as drone strike­s contin­ue, admini­sterin­g polio jabs will be banned.

Initial investigations revealed that the bomb was concealed in a pushcart parked by the roadside.

Of those killed, 4 are policemen. Bomb was planted in a push cart. Injured shifted to Kohat hospital.

Elders in North Waziristan say they want government to provide electricity to their area before they allow polio...

Saleem Khan achieves top position in high school, says there are no funds to study further.

Lawmakers approve three grants worth Rs2.2 billion of the Rs303-billion outlay.

President Farzana alleges police supporting gangs involved in sexually assaulting them.

Speakers at seminar say religious textbooks need serious revision for violent content.

Notices have been issue under National Airfield Clearance Police and Federal Land Building Possession Act LIV 1965.

Construction of a mosque led to a discovery of archaeological artifacts belonging to Buddhist Civilization.

Blast affected nearby shops, including one of gas cylinders that blew up, setting shops on fire.

 The families had not carried out the nikkah ceremony yet as the boy, Zafar, himself is a minor, says Police.

50% of the work complete; FWO says progress ahead of schedule.

New prices yet to be displayed at the Kohat Bus Terminal.

Tribesmen from Landi Kotal protest after being refused registration as internally displaced.

Wana Bazaar curfew to be relaxed but motorcycles, vehicles yet to be allowed.

Protests against power outages, tribesmen warn of blocking roads.

Police say mortar shell went off accidentally and it was not a sabotage attempt.

Provincial authorities want tribesmen to help prove that the women are indeed alive.

Participants of the walk stressed on donating blood after every four months to stay well and healthy.

Secretary says education sector moving forward despite challenges.

A family affected by the 2010 floods has not been accommodated.

Young artists depict growing militancy and unrest in the country.

Demonstration held from district bar association to SC registry branch.

At 42, Imran Rashid had written three books on the city’s history.

Brother murders two sisters before committing suicide.

Concerned officials to brief committee, ask them to produce girls.

Board chairman orders probe, repeat exam scheduled for June 18.

Drone fired two missil­es on the first floor of a shop in the main market of Mirans­hah.

Two missiles were fired at a car on the Esha-Razmak Road.

Fahimur Rehman, chief of Bazid Khel Aman Lashker, remains unhurt.

Say the Kohistan video footage scandal was a result of NGO’s campaign against local customs.

A total of 985 candidates appeared in the Computer Sciences group, of which 879 remained successful.

Locals demand repair of hospital’s demolished wall, ambulance.

Calls on the government for effective legislation and monitoring mechanism.