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Us threats : Tribal elders throw weight behind army
Tribal elders met with PPP leader Haji Ashraf Kakar on Sunday and lauded Chief of Army Staff Gen Kayani.
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Appeal stage: GHQ attack convicts not to get verdict documents
Judge advocate general of army informs LHC that documents for appeal will be withheld.
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Prithvi-II: India tests nuclear-capable missile
Prithvi-II has a striking range of 350 kilometres and is capable of carrying a 1,000-kilo warhead.
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Missing persons: Justice Javed Iqbal to head commission
SC directs govt to pay compensation to families.
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Gun attack at Kabul 'CIA compound': Officials
Afghan government source said the Ariana compound was used by the CIA.
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Army should not make independent decisions: Sanaullah
Sanaullah says military has influenced policies regarding N Waziristan and Afghanistan for two decades.
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Mangal Bagh threatens government workers
Says Lashkar-i-Islam to oppose all public welfare schemes until negotiations.
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Lahore buses may be exporting dengue to rest of Punjab
Entomologists call on authorities to fumigate out-of-city buses.
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The tenth-grader who taught 1,000 students
Ghulam Qasim has run the only school in Bhakkarwaala for 17 years by himself.
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Man with a plan: Strategies, schedules and another term for the president
With PML-Q, ANP and JUI in the loop, Zardari is all set to remain in power.
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Flights to Iran being considered for Shia pilgrims
Pakistani, Iranian parliamentarians to meet today to finalise a bilateral MoU for security for visitors.
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Ghee, milk, fruit and jam gives these bulls wings
In Sukkur, winning a bull race can mean an instant three million rupee pay cheque.
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Policy for flood-affected women and children on the cards
NDMA Chairman says gender-child cell will be launched on October 7.
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‘Girl should not have been expelled for ‘blasphemy’'
Christians in Havelian on edge after incident; say it has created mistrust among their community and Muslims.
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Empty ombudsman chair angers justice-seekers
Problems abound for those complaining against governmental, private bodies.
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Malik says CIA created Haqqani network
Minister says militant group likely operating from Afghanistan.
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How beekeeping pulled a woman from the edge
Once harbouring suicidal thoughts, Shahi Bakhta now runs a successful small business.
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Kishanganga Dam: How ‘permanent’ is the stay order?
Indian media points out that the ruling allows Delhi to go ahead with all work, save permanent structures.
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Energy solutions: Pakistan and Iran put oil project in the pipeline
Proposal comes despite US sanction threats; petroleum minister denies plan.
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Flood Damage: Malnutrition at ‘emergency levels’
The children in Badin and Khairpur are in desperate need of nutritious food to help them survive this second disaster
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Internal Relations: PTI delegation visits MQM headquarters
They discussed the political, social and economic situation of the country
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Saving Lives: CM announces Rs2.1b relief package
Around 80 million people have been affected while 382 have lost their lives.
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Making An Effort: SSUET to teach special children
SSUET will start computer training classes for special children by Prof. Hafiz Nasimuddin
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Dangerous Units: Child dies as gate collapses
The gate of a basic health unit in the Dodanko village near Kandhara fell on two children on Saturday.
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Waterborne Threat: Two-year-old dies of gastroenteritis
A girl died of gastroenteritis in the Ghulam Hussain Leghari village near Mirpur Mathelo
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Books Galore: SU sets up bookshop
The bookshop was established by the Institute of Sindhology on orders from the the SU vice chancellor.
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Watan Cards: Nadra sets up six Watan card centres
NADRA planned to issue cards to 0.3 million families affected by floods in the district in the next 30 days.
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Mugged: Two injured by robbers
Shahdad Jamali and his son Zarif were attacked by men armed with weapons in Ghulam Muhammad Jamali Goth.
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Medical Talk: Nurses to intern at LUMHS
The council decided that BPS 17 and above officers would make a contribution to the flood victims.
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Afghanistan blames Pakistan for fresh border shelling
Calls on Pakistan to ‘immediately’ prevent attacks.
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Family courts: Judges advised to adopt impartial approach
Justice Khan said that a judge should not be biased or prejudiced to a case or against any party that seeks justice.
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Clash: Two killed, two injured over minor dispute
He started indiscriminate fire killing a passerby and a four-year-old boy Rehan Ali, who was playing in the street.
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Crime: Robbers snatch cash, two cell phones
Two swindlers deprived a man of cash and valuables in the Saddar area on Saturday.
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Theft: Motorbike stolen
motorbike (UN-256) had been stolen from a parking lot near Malik Complex in Blue Area.
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Non-payment of raise in salaries: K-P university teachers to continue strike
Demand an assurance from governor that they will get their raises.
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Diamer-Bhasha Dam: Affected villagers demand compensation
Threaten to block Karakoram Highway in protest after September 30.
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Endorsement: Ban on misleading medical ads appreciated
Pemra banned 11 TV channels from running adverts promoting unethical medical practices and imposed fine of Rs1 million
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East meets west: Fusion of sax, tabla and sitar enthrals audience
The quartet is in Pakistan on an embassy-arranged tour from September 15-28.
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Elevation: Over 150 bureaucrats get promotions
CSB meeting approved promotions of 23 DMG officers, seven PSP and 14 Secretariat group officers from grade 20 to 21.
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Terrorists’ facilitator: Naib qasid at large finally netted
Finance division employee arrested for terrorist links; weapons smuggling bid foiled by police.
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Analysis: What will Washington do next?
Both allies showing no indication of having done any calculation about how and when they intend to cap their hostility
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North Waziristan: Army brass votes down Haqqani manhunt
Corps commanders decide to resist US pressure, count risks of a unilateral US strike.
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Downside of subsidies: ‘South Korea blackout threat remains’
With some of the lowest rates in the region, demand is catching up on supply.
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Khan to ‘lead movement to overthrow govt in October’
Says the nation will rise up in Army’s support if the US attacked Pakistan.
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KESC is responsible for its liabilities, not govt: Dr Asim Hussain
Petroleum minister urges KESC to pay its bills to SSGC.
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Shortfall: Electricity deficit rises to 4,390MW
The electricity deficit in the country on Sunday further soared to 4,390MW from 3,801MW.
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Elections: Hyderabad chamber elects office bearers
The Tajir Dost panel has emerged victorious in the elections for office bearers of the HCCI.
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Store shortage: Running out of fever medication
An acute shortage of paracetamol, calpol syrup, anti-allergy medicines and injections in medical stores in Sialkot.
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Crossfire: Robber killed, 3 injured in encounter
Four armed robbers shot and injured a villager, Muhammad Jamil, on offering resistance during a robbery.
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Power play: Protest against FESCO ‘over-billing’
Hundreds of villagers staged a demonstration against inflated electricity bills issued by the Fesco
















































