Pakistan

Prime Minister asked the Naval Chief to continue the policy of induction of women in the Pakistan Navy.

Defence lawyer insists banned cricketer had no knowledge of plan to bowl no-balls.

Bridal Couture Week, a two-day event, gave way to gowns and the ‘net veiled’ look.

New relief effort will bring water, shelter, medical care and food to flood victims, especially in Sindh: UN.

Former minister says street lights in Karachi were deliberately shut off on the night of the attack on Benazir Bhutto.

Khar, Munter both say US and Pakistan should make the most out of Hillary Clinton's upcoming visit.

Protesters threaten of continuing train suspensions across the country if their salaries are not paid.

Doctors have boycotted Outdoor Patient Departments (OPD) at all public hospitals on the call of the PMA.

Number of dengue patients in Punjab crosses 17,000, with over 14,000 from Lahore.

Teach For Pakistan is a movement working to expand educational opportunity.

Aasia Jatoi, from Larkana, was shot dead on Sunday, allegedly for marrying of her own will.

Mian Manzoor Ahmed Watto said that no solution of Kashmir would be acceptable without the participation of Kashmiris.

Agriculture Deputy Director Muhammad Tahir Faizi accused of extortion by selling ghost residential plots.

A young man was killed along with his mother and sister when a speeding van crushed their motorcycle near Vehari.

An official of the Khasadar force died and another was injured in a bomb blast in Bara tehsil.

Nine Yemenis, including five protesters, were killed in a new upsurge in violence in the capital Sanaa.

US Congress said an alleged Iranian plot to kill the Saudi ambassador should be taken very seriously.

Martine Aubry conceded defeat in the French Socialist Party’s presidential primary.

The Arab League plans to bring together Syria’s government and opposition groups to seek ways to end the violence.

Columnist was suffering from cancer, and breathed his last at the Shaukat Khanam Memorial Hospital.

Daughter recalls how he wouldn’t let her buy anything except books when they went on foreign trips.

180 people were killed on the day, four years ago, when Benazir Bhutto finally came home.

Experts disagree over what it means for US-Pakistan ties.

The Food and Agriculture Organisation highlights challenges facing the world due to price volatility

Some believe there is no concept of legal separation in the religion.

This is an upshot of the Kallar Kahar accident.

The bill will replace the ‘flawed’ 2002 ordinance, making record disclosure legally binding.

Despite the harsh winters, many schools in Diamer, Astore, Ghizer and Ghanche, do not have a building.

LHC warns PR authorities either to clear held salaries or be ready to go to jail.

Poor planning of small dams have resulted in nearly Rs3 billion being wasted.

Hospital alleges an NGO provides free medical treatment to injured militants.

Secretary ECP says new recommendations have been finalized.

Another death from dengue has been reported from Naushehro Feroz district.

Policeman is accused of selling the body to a medical school.

“The man was brandishing his gun openly,” said an eyewitness Mubasshir.

Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gillani on Sunday laid the foundation stone of Benazir Shaheed Lawyers’ Hospital.

Four family members suffered severe burn injures in an explosion caused by a gas leakage

Police have recovered a 7-year-old boy kidnapped for ransom four days ago and arrested two kidnappers

Dozens of relatives of a former patient stormed into the hospital and beat up a doctor who they blamed for his death.

Six armed robbers stole Rs13.5 million from a cattle dealer and also injured him for putting up resistance

The protesters demand Rs262 million of compensation for their land acquired for dam.

Noted short story writer and novelist, Muhammed Mansha Yaad, was laid to rest at the H-8 Graveyard on Sunday.

Muhammad Musarrat died of injuries instantly when his motorcycle was hit by a speeding vehicle.

His wallet contained Rs4,000, two bank cheques and a copy of his computerised national identity card (CNIC).

The two-day event took place at Lok Virsa, celebrating the International Rural Women’s Day.

Academic body to take to court over RBISE’s miscalculation of the result.

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Lack of security protocols in the lake jeopardise thousands of lives every day .

Rajput and two customers, Faraz Ali and Ghulam Hussain, were injured.

Malik announced a reward of Rs5 million for anyone providing a tip-off on terrorists and miscreants in Karachi.