K-P

Water fetched from far-off ponds is causing fatal diseases among children.

Operation by security forces in Bajaur and Mohmand agencies launched after attack on levies checkpost.

An important leader in the 1857 war, Khan's life records are vague and sketchy.

Samreen seeks protection for family from brother’s accused killers.

Rich tributes paid to late IGP Malik Saad Khan for his services in combating terrorism and extremism.

PTA likely to launch a crackdown on transporters charging exorbitant fares.

The ANP leader refused to leave Swat when militancy in the valley was at its peak.

Security forces pound militant hideouts in different tehsils.

Where heavy expenditure in marriages has become a social bane, an NGO works to celebrate ceremonies of many couples.

Authorities hope MOL will now resume oil & gas exploration in Kohat.

Students come together for a week-long campaign to clean their city Peshawar.

Museum reflecting the rich culture and civilization of Pashtun people is rarely visited by locals.

Lawyers to observe one-day weekly boycott of courts across K-P.

Areas jolted by the earthquake include Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Chitral and adjacent areas.

Bus heading towards Peshawar falls into ravine due to over-speeding. Sixteen people also injured.

Dr Muhammad Farooq Khan as serving as the Vice Chancellor at Swat University, Imam Dheri, which cost him his life.

Aman jirga urges government to do more for education in Swat.

‘There were clear instructions that workers should not travel after 3.30 pm’.

Gunmen ambush vehicle carrying former mayor of Hangu, killing three people and wounding four others.

Some 1,800 tribesmen stage demonstration against the continuous attacks as drone strikes continue.

Officials refuse to confirm or deny the slaying of former ISI official.

Association claims banks refuse to co-operate; pleas to CJ, PM, president and CM bore no results.

Friday congregation, condolences and a prayer to damn the terrorists.

Locals claim PRCS officials involved in black marketing.

Lawyers are going on a strike to protest kidnapping of their colleagues.

Three people, including two paramilitary soldiers, were killed in a roadside bomb blast.

Land mine exploded when a vehicle was passing on the road; two security personnel among the dead.

Funds will primarily be spent in flood-and militancy-hit areas of K-P, Fata.

More than 1,000 protesters staged the demonstration in Miranshah shouting slogans against the US and CIA.

Foreign firm halts operation after staff targeted by ‘militants’.

Death toll rises to two as critically wounded child succumbs to injuries.

Eighteen people injured; cart driver hands himself over to police.

Disaster Management Authority to reach out to thousands of families rendered homeless in Gilgit-Baltistan.

Responding to ultra-conservatism, Pashto dramas and pop music CDs spread across K-P and achieve niche status.

K-P chief minister defends the law despite widespread criticism.

ATC in Peshawar frames terror charges against TNSM chief who pursued demand for imposition of harsh brand of sharia.

Officials say the alliance turned down Pakistan’s plan for ensuring safe transportation of supplies to Afghanistan.

Four militants killed by security forces in Orakzai Agency, six others died when their vehicle ran over a landmine.

Locals term attack a conspiracy against region’s development.

Vehicle carrying nine people completely destroyed after it hits land-mine.

Chief Minister Hoti appreciates services of police to the province.

Teachers threaten to strike if not paid this month.

The construction of an Rs18 billion, 370 km long road from Gilgit to Chitral announced.

PESCO Chief Executive advises effectual usage of power to maximize output.

Pakistan is the only country in 2010 to record an increase in cases of polio.

Four men barged into her house and opened indiscriminate fire.

Security forces respond to attack on their camp in Mohmand, bomb militant hideouts in Kurram Agency.

Six others wounde­d after mortar shells fired from Afghan­istan hit villag­e in Mir Ali distri­ct of N. Waziri­stan.

A total of 260 students appeared in the examinations in which 166 were declared successful.

Corps commander Peshawar says authorities have credible evidence of external interference in tribal regions .