Pakistan

LMU had over 30,000 students including 7,000 international students from 150 countries.

GCUF has declared the MA English result for MA (Part-II) in the annual examinations, 2011.

Falak Sher suspected that his married cousin had illicit relations with a youth from the same locality.

BINO will set up a free medical camp in the District Headquarters Hospital.

School principal raped his daughter after calling her to school under the pretext of helping her prepare for exams.

Maulana Farooqui said that their rally had been attacked first.

Cable operators took BBC World News off their networks after it showed anti-Pakistan documentary.

School kids brought to rally from Faisalabad on pretence of field trip for science exhibition.

The carcasses were wrapped in cloth and had pink stickers stuck to the meat.

Four people were injured after a pickup truck collided with a car on the National Highway near Gulistan Farm.

Free treatment was given to the visitors.

The assailants barged into Warris Buledi’s house located near Garhi Khairo early in the morning and opened fire.

14th convocation of Mehran University of Engineering and Technology (MUET) will be held on January 21 at 11 am.

KESC improves supply as it receives more gas from SSGC.

Says the idea of separate coaches doesn’t suit Pakistan.

Gujranwala Pehlwans defeated Lahore Leopards to win the Sprite Cricket Next 2011 competition.

The Karachi United Football Foundation (KUFF) launched the second edition of the Karachi Youth League.

Western Europe is ‘finished’ as a top Formula One racing destination and will soon host only five Grand Prix races.

Asked a federal judge to stay any action on the lawsuit while final details of a settlement are being hammered out.

League leaders KRL suffered a shock defeat in the Pakistan Premier Football League.

Thilan Samaraweera was added to Sri Lanka’s squad for next month’s Test series in South Africa.

Amir Khan is confident of victory next week against Lamont Peterson.

James Willstrop proved himself the in-form player of the Professional Squash Association.

Both countries have to immediately cease threatening each other, handle frayed relationship in a more mature manner.

Without Pakistan, peace in Afghanistan and negotiations with the Taliban is not possible.

The operators named BBC News as one of the channels to be closed down.

No expect­ations of any result­s coming from inquir­y into incide­nt, say army offici­als.

Afghan President telephoned Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani to urge him to reconsider the boycott.

The minister’s visit follows recent talks to normalise bilateral trade relationship between the two countries.

The Reshma Group has said that it has signed billions of dollars worth of agreements with Chinese investors.

The theme of the conference is “Competition enforcement challenges and consumer welfare in developing countries.”

PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari visited the residence of Major Mujahid Ali Mirani, who died in the Nato strike.

The Australian government has provided a Genetic Analyser Machine worth $250,000 to NFSA.

The government is to table a National Water Policy in Parliament within two months.

Opening of Suchetgarh-Sialkot and Jhangar-Nowshera roads will further help normalise relations in the subcontinent.

The arrested militant was reportedly involved in the killing of Pir Samiullah.

Spokesman for the Bilawal House Ejaz Durrani said the people still remembered Qureshi’s association with Ziaul Haq.

The government resigned over corruption allegations.

Pakistani truck drivers sit waiting in fear of Taliban reprisals.

Scientists believe any rise above 2.0 threshold could trigger far-reaching and irreversible changes on Earth.

PM likely to announ­ce radica­l review of policy toward­s the US.

Shakila, a resident of Kareem Pora in Peshawar, lost her eyesight after she contracted typhoid.

Probe, led by Brigadier General Stephen Clark, to provide initial report by December 23.

Pakistan's UN Ambassador apprises Secretary General of situation.

Interior Minister denies reports of UAE requesting Pakistan to not shut the base down.

Tethyan says it has begun arbitration proceedings, but remains open to "amicable, negotiated resolution to dispute."

Public fury with America will spur robust response, Pakistan will seek greater say in post-US Afghanistan.

Total amount of people disenfranchised may exceed 10 million, says FAFEN official.

John McCain expresses sorrow at the death of 24 Pakistani soldiers in weekend NATO strikes.

Chief of US Central Command appoints Brigadier General Stephen Clark as investigating officer.