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Chief secretary directs DCs to monitor performances of Chinese companies

The victim sustained bullet wounds, was shifted to Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre

Evacuation orders given to people living in the Katcha area of the Indus River

The suspects used to break locks of motorcycles parked outside homes and steal them

Rs699.44 m was collected in terms of motor vehicle tax, Rs3999.688 m in infrastructure & Rs47.04 m in professional tax

Court says 5% increase is conditional to govt’s approval

The LPR is an interest rate that commercial banks charge their best clients, to better reflect market demand for funds

The Idlib region is supposed to be protected from a massive regime offensive by a buffer zone deal

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says Britain will leave the European Union, with or without a transition deal

Ivanoff shared his discovery on Facebook where the message was translated by Russian speakers

Authorities estimate it could take days before the blaze is brought under control

Negotiators from the two economic powerhouses prepare to restart talks over a free trade deal

Worldwide congratulations poured in after the signing hailed as the beginning of a "new Sudan"

Turkey is home to more than 3.5 million Syrian refugees, the highest number in the world

He hints that the White House would like to see Beijing resolve ongoing protests in Hong Kong first

As the Iranian vessel departed Gibraltar despite a US bid to have it detained

The question of how the continent's borders should be managed now causes rifts

The move targeting Jack Letts has prompted a diplomatic row with Ottawa

Authorities have evacuated people residing in the riverbed; set up 81 relief camps in various districts

It does not mean we won’t keep fighting, We will do whatever is necessary to win, says the protesters

After being hit with 42 criminal charges of graft and money laundering

After police fired tear gas into a dormitory before arresting 43

The accused allegedly sold plots to the general public & collected money but failed to complete the development work

Officers were unable to launch crackdown as no orders were given by higher-ups

Initiative is part of ‘one man, two plants’ campaign launched in various parks and green belts of Lahore

Authority begins enhancement of several major city roads

Police took responsibility for checking main roads for cases of one-wheeling and aerial firing

Commissioner, DC visit dengue-sensitive areas and call for enhanced anti-dengue efforts

Officials say inquiry will be launched if victim files complaint against clerk

Minister says bad economic policies have adversely affected the common man

Asks centre to consult all stakeholders; points out delays in ongoing WAPDA projects

Says the govt will continue its political and moral support to Kashmiris

Sarwar says Pakistan will always support Kashmir cause

After a gap of nearly two decades

Says tree plantation among top priorities of incumbent government

Of the 12 cases reported this year, the virus has claimed 10 lives

The family says that Rohana was a heart patient and died of a heart attack seeing her son die

The 17-year-old was brutally tortured to death by a mob over allegations of theft

Thousands of trees planted in both cities in special afforestation ceremonies

The A-Levels programme at Beaconhouse is in its third decade now

Probe committee formed under additional deputy commissioner

What started as an individually-funded lab has expanded into a well-equipped research centre

As the jostle for authority ensues, certain elements are deliberately choking sewers to make authorities look bad

Issues of daily-wagers, renovations in FDE-run institutions continue

The arrested men include Qurban Ali Rahimo, Abdul Majeed Rahimo, Rafiq Rahimo and Abdul Ghani Rahimo

Shah Mehmood Qureshi says solution should be found according to UN resolutions

A 38-year-old patient entered a treatment room and attacked other patients with a transfusion stand

Police arrested 26 accused during a drive against drug pushers and criminals

As the Asian financial hub holds protests for the 11th week running

Thousands of cheering people gathered around the Friendship Hall, where transition documents were signed