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Twin suicide attacks: Kohat Tunnel re-opens following blast
Kohat Tunnel, closed following two bomb blasts that ripped through it on Friday, was reopened for 24 hours.
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Kurram Agency: After years of fighting, jirga brokers truce
Formal announcement of peace agreement to be made in the next 24 hours.
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Pakistan tour: US president likely to visit Peshawar
Obama to address press conference at Balahisar Fort "to convey a strong message to al Qaeda and its associate...
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Eight killed, 18 injured in unrest in northwest
Militants fire rockets in Bara market in Khyber Agency, twin truck bombings claim 8 lives in Kohat.
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Micro-hydel power stations: Taking computers out to the pasture
In a town where people think computers are animals, self-supplied electricity is a Godsend for further development
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‘Colonel Imam had ties with Osama, Mullah Omar’
Close friend says his relations strengthened when Arab militants arrived in Pakistan.
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Three militants killed in operation in Mohmand Agency
Local militants' commander also killed in clash during search operation by security forces.
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Up North and Personal: Water woes
Up north, the water situation is worse than I had imagined it to be.
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Back to life: Pakistan’s competitive skiers arrive in Malam Jabba
Five-day Peace Ski Gala 2011 begins in Swat valley.
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Eight militants killed, 20 held in Mohmand Agency
Would-be suicide attacker killed in Bajaur Agency and his accomplices arrested.
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Tor Ghar: Kala Dhaka becomes 25th K-P district
Kala Dhaka in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa officially declared the province’s 25th district and renamed Tor Ghar.
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Grid station blast: People left searching for water in blast aftermath
Water fetched from far-off ponds is causing fatal diseases among children.
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20 militants killed in joint operation: Officials
Operation by security forces in Bajaur and Mohmand agencies launched after attack on levies checkpost.
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Bakht Khan: shrouded by the sands of time
An important leader in the 1857 war, Khan's life records are vague and sketchy.
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Disabled woman fears for family’s lives
Samreen seeks protection for family from brother’s accused killers.
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Memorial: Slain police officer’s services recalled
Rich tributes paid to late IGP Malik Saad Khan for his services in combating terrorism and extremism.
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Overcharging: Crackdown on public vehicles on cards
PTA likely to launch a crackdown on transporters charging exorbitant fares.
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Mohammad Afzal Khan Lala: The man who stood up against militancy
The ANP leader refused to leave Swat when militancy in the valley was at its peak.
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18 killed in Mohmand Agency assault
Security forces pound militant hideouts in different tehsils.
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Qabool hai... : 45 couples tie the knot
Where heavy expenditure in marriages has become a social bane, an NGO works to celebrate ceremonies of many couples.
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Quick action: Hungarian firm’s staffers recovered
Authorities hope MOL will now resume oil & gas exploration in Kohat.
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Civic sense: Keeping the city clean, or at least trying
Students come together for a week-long campaign to clean their city Peshawar.
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Ignoring history: Down memory lane in Peshawar Museum
Museum reflecting the rich culture and civilization of Pashtun people is rarely visited by locals.
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Pursuing demands: Pressing for recovery of abducted advocates
Lawyers to observe one-day weekly boycott of courts across K-P.
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Tremors: Moderate quake jolts northern parts of country
Areas jolted by the earthquake include Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Chitral and adjacent areas.
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Eight people killed in traffic accident
Bus heading towards Peshawar falls into ravine due to over-speeding. Sixteen people also injured.
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Dr Farooq: A light the obscurantists put out
Dr Muhammad Farooq Khan as serving as the Vice Chancellor at Swat University, Imam Dheri, which cost him his life.
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Brigade rotation: Jirga resolves to eradicate militancy
Aman jirga urges government to do more for education in Swat.
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Hungarian firm’s engineers: Ex-lawmaker’s hand in kidnapping suspected
‘There were clear instructions that workers should not travel after 3.30 pm’.
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Unrest continues: Former Hangu mayor targeted in gun attack
Gunmen ambush vehicle carrying former mayor of Hangu, killing three people and wounding four others.
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Fight against militancy: Three drone strikes kill 13 in North Waziristan
Some 1,800 tribesmen stage demonstration against the continuous attacks as drone strikes continue.
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Col Imam executed?
Officials refuse to confirm or deny the slaying of former ISI official.
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Swat rehabilitation: Robbed by the Taliban, denied by the banks
Association claims banks refuse to co-operate; pleas to CJ, PM, president and CM bore no results.
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School blast: A father’s last day with his only child
Friday congregation, condolences and a prayer to damn the terrorists.
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Pakistan Red Crescent Society: Workers accused of corruption
Locals claim PRCS officials involved in black marketing.
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Convention: Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa lawyers to boycott courts on Monday
Lawyers are going on a strike to protest kidnapping of their colleagues.
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Militancy: Bomb kills three, wounds seven in Orakzai agency
Three people, including two paramilitary soldiers, were killed in a roadside bomb blast.
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Three killed in Orakzai blast
Land mine exploded when a vehicle was passing on the road; two security personnel among the dead.
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Aiding reconstruction: World Bank, Japan provide $518m for rehabilitation
Funds will primarily be spent in flood-and militancy-hit areas of K-P, Fata.
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Unsuspecting targets: Tribesmen protest against drone strikes
More than 1,000 protesters staged the demonstration in Miranshah shouting slogans against the US and CIA.
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Oil and gas extraction: Attack sets off alarm for exploration firm
Foreign firm halts operation after staff targeted by ‘militants’.
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Another child dead in Peshawar school blast
Death toll rises to two as critically wounded child succumbs to injuries.
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Blast outside Peshawar school kills one
Eighteen people injured; cart driver hands himself over to police.
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Flood-hit families to get shelter houses by Feb
Disaster Management Authority to reach out to thousands of families rendered homeless in Gilgit-Baltistan.
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Sound survival: If music be the food of love, play on
Responding to ultra-conservatism, Pashto dramas and pop music CDs spread across K-P and achieve niche status.
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Nizam-e-Adl Regulation: Top sharia court set up in Swat
K-P chief minister defends the law despite widespread criticism.
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Militancy in Malakand: Sufi Muhammad charged with terror
ATC in Peshawar frames terror charges against TNSM chief who pursued demand for imposition of harsh brand of sharia.
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Attacks on supply trucks: Pakistani officials put blame on NATO
Officials say the alliance turned down Pakistan’s plan for ensuring safe transportation of supplies to Afghanistan.
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Fighting extremism: 10 militants killed in Orakzai Agency
Four militants killed by security forces in Orakzai Agency, six others died when their vehicle ran over a landmine.
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Pre-dawn blasts: Two girls schools blown up, mosque damaged
Locals term attack a conspiracy against region’s development.













































