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Hate Crime: Three British Muslims convicted
Court convicted them for inciting hatred on grounds of sexual orientation.
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Kidnapped: Trader abducted in Khuzdar
A group of armed men kidnapped a shopkeeper from the Nall area in Khuzdar district.
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Mumbai Attack Case: Lawyers to travel to India next month
The court staffer will take along the case records.
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No Fair Trade: TMA officers attacked by vendors
Protesters demanded that authorities provide them with an alternative business address before demolishing their shops.
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Dealing With Dengue: Student art competition on dengue
A large number of students from different institutions of the city took part in the competition.
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Gunning For Trouble: Fifth grader booked for bringing gun
The school authorities caught the boy displaying his weapon during assembly and called the police.
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Law Of The Jungle: Logging, hunting threaten wildlife
The jungle in Pirowal has been reduced to 40 kilometres.
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Cops & Kidnappers: Man alleges he was abducted by cops
Victim alleges that the abductors were officials working at the Lahore Shafiqabad Khokhran chowki.
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Pu Vice Chancellor: Kamran gets second term in office
his will be Dr Kamran’s second four-year term as vice chancellor of the PU.
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Waste Disposal: Zafar Ali Road gets major clean-up
The road looks altogether brighter today, after two days of vigorous cleaning and installation of 13 new waste bins.
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Gandhara University: Calendar exhibition concludes
A large number of students attended the event to view the rare and unique calendars.
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Accident: Five injured as coaster turns over
The accident happened as a taxi in front of the coaster braked suddenly.
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Bouncing Back: General Motors regains top seller spot
GM registered a 7.6 per cent increase in sales from 2010 and sold 9.026 million vehicles.
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Economic Slump: Morgan Stanley CEO gets lower bonus
The firm lost money in two out of four quarters and had trouble meeting profitability targets.
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Oil Supply: South Sudan halts production
The North’s demand for 23 per cent of the South’s export bound oil as payment in kind has led to the dispute.
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Trade Resumption: S Korea repeals ban on Canadian beef
South Korea became the last large Asian market to lift a ban on Canadian beef.
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Reviewing Ties: ‘US trainers allowed, but not drones’
The two countries relationship suffered lows during the past year.
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PTI Popularity: Imran explains ‘tsunami’ to Chinese
PTI is the only party that could end the polarisation in the country, says Imran.
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Multan Kidnapping: Police form body to recover abductees
The police chief discussed the strategy for the immediate recovery of the foreign abductees with his team.
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Army providing security to Mansoor Ijaz uncalled for: Gilani
Speaking to media, prime minister says Ijaz is not just insincere to Pakistan, but also to himself.
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Arfa in line for highest civilian award
Already a recipient of a pride of performance award, Arfa had received several public accolades during her short life.
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How Pakistan helps the US drone campaign
Security sources describe for the first time how Pakistani spotters play a role in actual strikes.
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Historic walled city Lahore under threat
Rapid illegal growth crowding out ‘old city’, its unique carved wood balconies fall into disrepair.
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10 things I hate about barber shops
The disapproving sniff. Yes, my hair is a mess. That’s why I’m here.
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Experts call for national eHealth strategy
Improved access to health info key to reducing healthcare costs.
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Fake degrees: Farah Deeba granted pre-arrest bail
‘Accusation a result of conspiracy involving ex-husband’.
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Pakistan hurtles towards 2012 polls
Analysts say 2012 is the election year.
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The missing: Students leave home, vanish into thin air
Disappearance blamed on school administration.
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Hospitals’ strike: After two weeks, OPDs at PIMS unlocked
The OPDs at Polyclinic Hospital and NIRM remained shut.
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Rallying cry: To ‘facilitate’ protests, govt to set up a public corner
The area in Fatima Jinnah Park will be able to accommodate 20,000 people.
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Body of a boy found
Police fear the boy was raped and murdered.
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Gem exhibition: Discovering the treasures ‘beneath our feet’
Low prices at stalls attract local and foreign shoppers.
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With PPP aid, PML-Q hopes to salvage some Senate seats
Partner in ruling coalition will lose 20 seats in March; aims to win 7-8 in elections.
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Parties calling for revolution don’t have manifestos: PM
Gilani says new parties do not have any concrete manifestos.
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Honour killing: Victim’s body exhumed on court orders
Rehnaz Bibi was allegedly killed by her cousin in 2010.
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Wali Khan’s widow decides to rejoin politics
Begum Naseem Wali was a former head of the ANP Khyber-Pakhtukhwa chapter.
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Change beats: Dancing to her own drummer
French musician crosses cultural constraints in concert.
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Veiled threat: ‘If requested, Ijaz could be put on ECL’
Rehman Malik warned that the government will put Ijaz’s name on the Exit Control List, if requested by PCNS.
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Religious harmony: Aiming for Jinnah’s Pakistan
We need role models to inspire Christian youth: Speaker.
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Inter-School: LGS champions over City School in tournament
The championship was organised by GSIS in collaboration with Capital Development Authority (CDA).
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False alarm: ‘Tennis’ boys netted off-court by guards
Held in custody for ‘suspicious’ presence near army installation; detention raised ‘terrorist’ alarm.
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Malik Ishaq is released from Kot Lakhpat jail
Review board of LHC denies extension for Ishaq's detention.
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Colourful reprieve: Elusive break from studies and a lot of fun
School fair promotes social and mental prowess.
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Post-Nato attack: ‘US continuing to provide civilian aid to Pakistan’
The state department says assistance has not been interrupted since the tragic November 26 incident.
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Missing NOC: Police send German nationals to Islamabad
Two locals working at the office were also taken into custody.
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A-Levels to al Qaeda: Traumatised father keeps mum
Father of Aslam Awan claims he has been told ‘not to speak anymore’.
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A widow’s story: Pay the ransom, receive a body bag
LeJ is responsible for murdering a Shia doctor and upending the lives of his family.
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Expensive counsel charges token fee, but places tough conditions
Aitzaz took up the case if ‘uncouth’ persons were kept at bay, and the PM appeared ‘in all humility’.
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FATA political representation: One woman talks about gender equality
Young Dur-e-Shahwar, who is in her 20s, was only woman amongst tribal elders who gathered for a jirga in Peshawar .
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Polio Campaign: Officials attempt to eradicate disease
Ulema and members of civil society was held to chalk out a strategy for the upcoming polio campaign.