Pakistan

The archaeology department in Gilgit-Baltistan (G-B) has been devolved and placed under the Ministry of Tourism.

Fed up and fuming, youth march on parliament.

Students of Preston University participated in the first day of a week-long festivity “Spring Splash 2011”.

Media urged to do more than just reporting.

Experts at World Malaria Day discuss the danger of rising cases.

The court also issued contempt notices to controller examination and deputy registrar of the university.

Man files petition in IHC for recovery of his son who went missing Nov last.

Petitioner claims eight of the 11 sanctioned posts are lying vacant.

A youth theatre festival will be organised from April 27.

Between 0.1 to one per cent of the province’s population has statistically been infected with malaria.

Trade maximisation, removal of non-tariff barriers to be taken up during talks.

Two of them have been allowed to sit their exams.

Sindh Education Foundation’s IELP is supporting primary and secondary schools.

Application rejected as murder case appeals can be heard only in high court.

Rehman Malik promises security on Tal-Parachinar road.

Zulqarnain says Rehman Malik’s ‘assurances’ influenced him to come back.

Apex Court hears petition on reconstitution of the electoral body which hasn’t been formed despite repeated notices.

State Bank’s Circular 29 to be reviewed.

Tope leadership reach an agreement which is likely to be put in place over the next several days.

Former president says PML-Q cutting deal with PPP to save Moonis Elahi.

Taj Haider submits reply before the SC bench.

Mai's counsel says the SC judgment will be challenged soon.

Prime minister says coalition-building not a plot by intelligence agencies.

ISPR calls reports of secret diplomatic channel to reestablish peace process as baseless, unfounded.

Orders all provincial governments to protect fundamental rights of eunuchs.

Documents say the US had designated ISI as a ‘militant force or organisation’ that support al Qaeda or Taliban.

Asia football chief Mohamed bin Hammam reckons Fifa boss Sepp Blatter has been forced to come up with fresh ideas.

Bull team Horner feels starting a race from pole position is no longer the key to winning at certain circuits.

World number one Nadal has requested a change in the rankings system in order to prolong the careers of players.

India are due to hold the race at a new 5.14-kilometre circuit.

The victory lifted the Spanish capital’s second club and Europa League champions to sixth on 49 points.

Thailand’s Udom Sapito clinched the ASEAN Plus Golf Tournament held at the DHA Golf Club in Karachi.

Ferrari, yet to finish on the podium, leads Renault by 18 points in the constructors’ championship.

Donald birdied the 18th and parred the 17th in the playoff only to see Snedeker match him each time.

He left behind a son, a widow and mother.

China’s powerful team led by Lin Dan is now focusing on qualification for the 2012 London Olympics.

Pakistan Tennis Federation plans exhibition tournament in South Waziristan.

Jihad was not an unfamiliar word to the Pashtuns since their ancestors had waged jihad on many occasions in the past.

Rio sold an estimated $26.8 million worth of tickets across the US and Canada during its opening weekend.

Catherine Zeta-Jones is set to play a music-hating villain in the upcoming musical movie Rock of Ages.

More than a 100 world-famous actors and directors attended inaugural Beijing film festival including Jackie Chan.

Britney Spears lookalike’s raunchy performance on the show was deemed as too risque to be shown to a family audience.

Proceeds from the sales of the bracelet will support victims of earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan on March 11

Jay-Z and wife Beyonce to perform “Crazy In Love” on the wedding.

Lesser known designers dazzle with their exquisite bridal ensembles.

Topics of mutual interest and ways to improve regional security discussed, says statement.

Industrialists also threatened that they will stop paying electricity bills if load-shedding continued.

SSP CID says alMukhtar terrorist organisation was behind the explosion.

Professor Laurence Goldman, author, Anthropology of Cannibalism, discusses cannibalism and some common misconceptions.

The union said that they were left with no option as the government was not implementing their demands.