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Rescue mission: 2 LeJ men escape from Civil hospital
Eidgah police arrest the policemen on guard at the jail ward.
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How rich are the Pakistani rich?
The super rich — who make up 0.001 per cent of the population — earn 180 times as much as the poorest 18 million.
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International law and OBL’s death (II)
A world power acted in ‘self defence’ by carrying out a raid in another country.
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"Arab Spring": Libyan revolt
NATO must broaden the range of targets in Libya or risk failing to remove Muammar Gaddafi from power.
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India yet to provide ransom money for Somali Pirates
Contribution needed for the release of 22 sailors, including four Pakistanis, from Somali pirates.
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10 things I hate about sending kids to pre-school
I didn’t go to pre-school, I turned out just fine — so what if I cried every day through first grade.
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Bootlegging business: 111-want-booze
Most bootleggers say business seems to be expanding due to a relatively new breed of customers — the youth.
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Not a drop to drink?
Despite laws and social taboos, there is no shortage of either alcohol or alcoholics in Pakistan.
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‘Honour’ Killings: Man kills sisters, turns himself in
Two women were killed by their brother in their sleep after he suspected them of having an affair.
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Kidnapped: 8 women abducted in 24 hours
Eight women were abducted from different parts of Faisalabad during the last 24 hours.
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Police Torture: Cops break in and break woman’s arm
Police officials broke into a house and tortured three women on Saturday.
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Down The Drain: 10 grenades found in abandoned bag
An abandoned bag with eight Kalashnikov magazines and 10 hand grenades was found in a sewage drain.
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Aiwan-I-Adl: Young Lawyers elect new president
Mian Yasir Siddique has been elected as the new president of the Young Lawyers Forum.
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Pakistan Medical Association: New president seeks better conditions
Dr Samrina Hashmi says people need to be made aware of the “pathetic conditions” in which medical professionals work.
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Bomb Blast: Engine and three coaches derailed
Karachi-bound Khushal Khan Khattak Express derailed after a bomb blast at the railway tracks.
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Moving Ahead: Apple marshalling for internet war
Apple Inc appears to be arming for an assault on the $150 billion-plus world of multimedia content and distribution.
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Honk Kong: Prime property leased for $13 a year
Hong Kong telecoms giant PCCW has been renting prime publicly-owned real estate to house a staff recreation club.
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Production: Obama announces new oil drilling
Barack Obama, under pressure over high gasoline prices, on Saturday committed to annual oil and gas lease sales.
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Cyber Crime: ‘Sony yet to fully secure its networks’
Sony Corp’s computer networks remain vulnerable to attack.
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Acquisition: Investors slam Microsoft’s Skype deal
Microsoft Corp’s move to buy money-losing Internet phone service Skype for $8.5 billion.
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Fire Threat: Timely response at Jinnah Super
A serious danger to lives and property of people was averted.
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Cricket: Karachi cricketers hold protest
Over 200 zonal and club cricketers held a strong protest under the Karachi City Cricket Association.
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CRICKET CA to offer teams for sale
Cricket Australia (CA) will offer minority ownership to private investors in one Sydney team
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Cricket City School defeated by nine wickets
Kamran Public School beat City School by nine wickets in the inaugural SBP Inter-School T-20 Cricket Tournament.
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US administration divided on ties with Pakistan: Report
Some officials in the White House showed a strong US response towards Pakistan, The Washington Post reports.
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ISI refuses intelligence-sharing with CIA: Report
The Telegraph reported that the ISI has refused intelligence sharing with CIA after the Abbottabad operation.
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Young champions: Islamabadis come third in international science fair
Win prize for developing a treatment that utilises nanotechnology to make polluted water drinkable.
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Future planning: Conference on mega disasters from May 17
Conference targets enabling relief and humanitarian organisations to avert or minimise loss of lives and property.
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Military operation: Destroyed village rebuilt, residents handed back keys
Chagh Malaie once a hub of militants, suffered heavy collateral damage.
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Scary statistics: Pindi residents, traders worried by rising crime
Officials say strategy being formulated to curb rising cases of theft, burglaries.
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World Family Day: Changing patterns with changing times
Trend of children moving out or abroad increasing, as parents become a ‘burden’.
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Young doctors threaten to stop emergency services if attackers not arrested
YDA gives police till 10am on Sunday to take action.
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Disruption of Friday prayers: Brazilian national given in police remand
His activities were very suspicious. We will investigate him thoroughly: police official.
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Neurological health deteriorates as income rises
Lecture discusses limitations over covering such diseases.
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Taliban on Twitter as Afghan rebels enter Internet age
The Taliban once banned all TV, music and cinema in Afghanistan, but now they are fighting their war via Twitter.
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Public school crop: Primary school children get some field training
Students forced to work in landlord’s fields by headmaster and teachers.
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Shabqadar attack: ‘Pakistan, NATO should stay united’
Nato Secretary urged Pakistan to stand united with its Western allies to tackle the Taliban.
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In remembrance: Ussman Ghauri’s personality still ‘draws’ crowds
At least 50 artists donated their work to the artist’s tribute.
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Shabqadar bomb blasts: Death toll rises to 91
A day after the attack, Shabqadar woke to a mournful atmosphere.
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‘Get your act together, Quetta’
Economists and policy experts call on provincial govt to improve law enforcement, revenue collection.
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Senate opposition leader: PML-N nominates Dar
Names forwarded to Senate chairman, JUI-F puts forth its own candidate.
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PM promises Kashmir uplift, if PPP elected
‘Govt will ensure free election, no cuts in the upcoming budget’.
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US diplomat arrested outside Rawalpindi
He was released later on the request of the interior ministry.
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Holding two positions: PPP to challenge LHC decision on dual offices
Party stalwarts maintain that the president’s political activities are legal.
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Disbursement through NGOs: Pakistan seeks details of US aid
One-third of all Kerry-Lugar aid spent ‘off the budget’; Islamabad says it can not be accounted for.
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Alleged ISI role: US muzzles evidence in businessman’s trial
Quashes records that discuss Pakistan’s links with militants.
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Spy agencies should not run a parallel govt: Nawaz
Demands their budgets be presented to a parliamentary panel.
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Raiding for Mullah Omar: US keeping all options open, says Kerry
US senator says Islamabad needs to improve efforts in fighting extremism.
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In-camera session: ISI chief shot back at ‘favour-seeking’ Nisar
Spy chief launched a tirade of his own after weeks of attacks by opposition leader.
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World’s largest pre-college scientific competition: Pakistani students shine at international event
‘Making polluted water drinkable’ idea clinches third place.