Pakistan

All students are advised to obtain their mark sheets.

The protesters shouted slogans against the government’s policies on labour rights.

The victim was a resident of Ali Muhammad Othar village

The agency will cut off water connections if the bills are unpaid

At least 700 goats, 300 sheep, 40 cows, 25 buffaloes and 15 camels have died

Pakistani rupee firmed to 85.59/64 to the dollar

Pakistani mango is being imported by Dutch importers and distributed to the rest of Europe

Gas supply will remain suspended to over 600 industrial units

The wheat procurement target was set at 6.57 million tons to meet domestic requirements

The lucky draw was held at the head office of Packages Limited in Lahore

Police said the autopsy report will establish the facts on what appeared to be a case of suicide.

The students were also given books, school bags, calculators, uniforms and other necessary material.

PPP-led government will respect the people of Hazara’s demand for a new province, say Qasim Shah

The schools were given chairs, benches, tables, computers and other electrical appliances

Both the deceased sister were working women and were also running the private girls’ hotel in a rented building

The police were informed three hours after the incident

The Action Aid Pakistan has launched a campaign to get a legal draft on IDPs in Pakistan

The president of the Peoples Democratic Party, Mehbooba Mufti made the request.

The federal government had given a monitoring policy in this regard.

The 1929 .38-calibre “Police Positive” gun was used by a mobster

The arrested members of the gang had already confessed their involvement in several crimes.

Two parties meet in Cairo, decided to make joint efforts to promote Islam and find solutions to issues Muslims face.

Chief Justice asks commerce secretary to submit report on embezzled money, appointment of Ayaz Niazi.

Foreign Secretary William Hague says Britain connected to and supportive of contacts with the Taliban.

ATC says it would assign legal aid itself if deadline not met.

President Barack Obama Wednesday orders all 33,000 US surge troops home from Afghanistan by summer 2012.

Obama's comments underscore festering tensions between Washington and Islamabad in wake of unilateral May 2 US raid.

Rigid positions on both sides have dashed hopes of any major breakthrough.

Newly built bus shelters at the capital to be decorated with Islamic calligraphy.

Gill joined the protest against devolution of his ministry to provinces.

Unusual movement of law-enforcement agencies detected in violence-prone areas

A survey of 3,221 Pakistanis shows 37% of them support military action.

The President will be travelling to the UK from Tehran.

Shahzad told the court that the embezzled amount had been returned to the commerce secretary.

Hamza Sharif claims Pakistan Peoples Party plans to cheat in the upcoming polls.

Women registered voters far below their population ratio.

Visas part of an agreement to rebuild counterterrorism efforts by forming a joint intelligence team.

The internet radio channel will highlight women’s issues and achievements.

NCHD employees were protesting against closure of their programme.

Many like Marvi continue to sit without any qualms in this assembly on women’s benches of the same party.

PPP leaders asked govt to stop a previously banned Korean company from extracting stones.

Conflict took place between three rival political groups.

Neighbours rally to save her, call police but in vain.

Obama appreciated efforts of Pakistan in war on terror and assured Zardari of continued support.

Two youngsters have drowned in the lake this summer, so far.

Health committee grills Shifa hospital for overcharging, negligence.

A crack appears on the main bridge, as the civic agency plans inauguration of the much awaited interchange.

The suspect called a minorities’ lawmaker and said he knew Bhatti’s assassins.

Haideri’s appointment sparks heated debate in the upper house.

Indian PM personally intervenes in case of Pakistani virologist imprisoned in India.