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Tribal elders of Fata demanded the government review the decision to close health facilities.

A significant chapter in Peshwar’s literary history came to a close.

Masood Kausar’s nominated agency development councils are unacceptable to tribesmen.

Forces pound militant hideouts with heavy artillery, destroying two hideouts and a vehicle.

Call for preservation and promotion of endangered languages.

The purpose of these workshops is to increase the capacity of officials to provide better response during disasters.

Mortar shells targeting army checkpoint hit civilian houses. Two women and two children are also killed.

Tribute to Minhaj Barna paid at Peshawar Press Club.

Federal government approves recommendation of NADRA to regularise 4,000 of its employees nationwide by March 31.

Seminar to “highlight the significance of mother tongues and promote a sense of unity and harmony in society”.

A second drone attack at night kills at least 4 after attack in the morning killed 7.

The photography fee in all museums and archaeological sites of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa has been waived off.

The 1973 Constitution lists preservation of language, script and culture as a fundamental right.

Keeping tradition alive, students of Peshawar’s historic Edwardes College performed “A Man For All Seasons”.

At least 28 suspected militants were killed in fierce gunbattles in two separate incidents.

Pakistan army killed 20 militants in Mohmand and 8 militants in Lower Orakzai on Sunday.

The village provides a magnificent view of the historic Attock Fort, built by the Mughal Emperor Akbar.

The provincial govt had approved a total of Rs69.28 billion for 971 development projects in the province for 2010-11.

Refugees in Azakhel camp staged a demonstration on Saturday demanding alternative land.

In an already patriarchal society, the birth of a daughter with no hands was a double blow for her parents.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) chairperson of the society called 2010 a “year of disaster”.

Senior journalists, lawmakers pay tribute to those killed during the insurgency.

PHC sets aside show-cause notice issued by judge of court summoning 4 SC judges.

Child said he was kidnapped by a police official after his father's death.

Gor Khutree was dubbed ‘the place where the famous tower of the Buddha bowl once stood’.

The image of brave policemen has been ruined by a few among their ranks who take bribes from transporters.

The wall of a paper factory fell on residential quarters in Par Hoti area destroying two houses.

A car loaded with explosives was the cause of the explosion according to the police.

Book contains comments on politicians, state policy, democracy.

K-P assembly speaker seeks explanation from FIA for stoppage of work on Pesco feeder.

After Taliban depart, Swat’s fair-skinned dancing girls are home again.

Sources say Col Imam sill alive and his family is negotiating with the captors to secure his release.

Female opposition member presents roses during session.

Resham Khan, a tribesman, lost 15 members of his family in what he said was a US drone strike on a funeral procession.

K-P Football Association names 2o member football squad for forthcoming Inter-Provincial Football Championship.

Daily life severely disrupted in Hazara.

Communications, agriculture, health and education receiving bulk of funding.

Residents still scarred by memories of the reign terror.

Two people arrested on suspicion of planning to conduct a suicide bombing in Swabi.

A Pakistan Army soldier was injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up in the Batkhela area of Malakand Agency.

“English Day” arranged by St Mary’s High School to keep alive a tradition that began in 1957.

Troops capture a would-be suicide bomber and five handlers while another blows himself up.

Bit by bit, students are picking the pieces and going back to school.

Minister outlines plan, reveals details of Bacha Khan Self Employment Scheme.

Bombing of Orakzai Agency's only Girl's College condemned.

The insurgents were trying to infiltrate Swat-Dir border.

Twice postponed convocation finally held.

Pakistani Taliban claim bomber was a soldier.

Peshawar High Court Chief Justice Ijaz Afzal administered oath to the newly appointed governor.

Dozens of civilians maimed in bombings raised doubts over govts assertions that conflict zones have been stabilised.