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Football: ‘Anelka likely to make exit’
Andre Villas-Boas has admitted that striker Nicolas Anelka looks certain to leave the club next summer.
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Football: Inter held by Roma
Picked up their first points of the Serie A season after sharing an entertaining 0-0 draw at the San Siro.
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Boxing: Khan, Peterson fight confirmed
The two camps have long been attempting to find an agreement suitable to all parties.
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Golf: Britain and Ireland win Seve Trophy
Great Britain and Ireland secured victory.
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Boxing: Mayweather wins with controversial KO
Mayweather knocked out Ortiz as he hit the champion and fellow American after a break.
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Golf: Rose seizes four-stroke lead
Britain’s Rose finished 54 holes on 13-under par 200 to seize command.
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Football: Adebayor insists he is Real material
Mourinho had suggested during the summer that a permanent deal was in the offing but didnt materialise.
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Danka.pk: Pakistan’s cultural guide
With the click of a button, one can now learn about local events on Danka.
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LSAs 2011: A starry, starry night
Celebrities walking the red carpet, glamorous gowns and sexy suits, song and dance...
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Pakistan wants undisputed relation with US: FO
Foreign Office spokesperson Tehmina Janjua says Pakistan and the United States are in close contact with each other.
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From a position of weakness
Foreign Office must wake up to the reality of the state’s internal crisis and not formulate unrealistic statements.
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A candid look at Pakistan-US relations
No apologies for devoting this column to George Perkovich’s essay “Stop enabling Pakistan’s dangerous dysfunction”.
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India’s underpaid hockey players
Hockey faces a situation where even hotels are not interested to show the game. Players are paid a pittance.
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On the USIP-JI report, and notions of ‘strategic depth’
Without Pakhtuns of Afghanistan, included in post-American Afghan political set-up, there will be no peace.
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CIO Pakistan: Being tech illiterate - banning Google to combat terror
Instead of threatening to ban Gmail services, they could get Google to share info via a court order.
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Pakistan fights militants for US drone wreckage in Waziristan: Officials
Two militants were killed and one army officer was injured as Pakistani forces battled with Taliban over wreckage.
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Pakistan prepared to say 'No' to IMF
Pakistan says it has no balance of payments crisis and has enough foreign exchange reserves.
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Blair used to take Libyan jets to meet Qaddafi
Documents recovered from Qaddafi's office show Blair visited Tripoli mulitple times in Libyan jets, met Libyan...
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Donors skittish as UN launches aid appeal
Prime minister wraps up two-day visit to affected areas; pledges no discrimination in assistance.
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10 things I hate about KESC
Its effect on my nephew. The fact that his first words were, “Light gayee” instead of “Mama” is plain sad.
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Up north and personal: Winds of change
With winter around the corner, nomads and refugee tribes are on the move.
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Rohtas fort — the treasure of Potohar
Rohtas Fort is one of the finest specimens of pre-Mughal military architecture.
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Graduation ceremony: 272 engineers graduate with a promising future
College of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering holds its 17th undergraduate convocation.
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Child Custody: Court summons father, infant
The mother, Nighat Yasmin, a resident of Shahzad Town, had earlier filed a petition with the court .
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CM visit: Amid protests, Hoti seeks to allay demands of a new province
Karakoram Highway blocked for six hours; development package for Hazara announced.
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Outsmarting mosquitoes: ‘Civic agency prevailing in fight against dengue’
CDA claims timely fumigation, execution of plans preventing outbreak.
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Violence in the capital: Two injured in shooting at district courts
A not-too-uncommon incident of firing on court premises; shooter makes clean getaway, policeman seriously wounded.
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Sufi Aman Mela: Lose yourself in the ecstasy of the whirling dervaish and transcend the ego’s shroud
Mela at PNCA calls upon the ascetic to entertain and give a love-filled message.
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Acid attacks: 7 women burned in two days
Tayyiba was attacked by college mates for ‘not covering her head’; Nabila and her family were attacked by her husband.
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Public concerns: ‘G-B govt stands firm on its stance on road to Tajikistan’
Finance minister says they will resolve the Attabad Lake issue ‘at all costs’.
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National Nutrition Survey 2011: Food insecurity affecting 60% of women and children
Experts urge multi-sector national and provincial nutrition strategy and oversight mechanisms to fight malnutrition.
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Water woes — Part V: Lahore’s growth abounds, but water runs scarce
Nearly half of Lahore’s households rely, at least in some part, on tube wells.
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Chinese engineers’ guards seeks pay hike
Plead for regularisation of service, KSF officials protested with their arms.
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Frayed nerves: Panic spreads faster than dengue
Experts try to calm the public while Punjab govt imposes restrictions to curb spread of disease.
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True story: From platelets to papaya leaves, my brush with dengue
What exactly happens when you get the virus?
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For Humaira Shahid, the fight for democracy starts with legislation
Her achievements include a bill against private lending, made a law in 2007.
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Anti-corruption watchdog: Supreme Court turns down NAB appeals
Appeals filed with NAB chief’s or prosecuter-general’s consent to be accepted.
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An amateur aviator dreams big
Qazi Sajjad from Peshawar, inspired by James Bond film, has been obsessed with building ultra-light gliders.
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LeJ leader continues to preach violence
Malik Ishaq vows to continue his killing spree even if he is jailed for it.
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NICL land scam: Three magistrates to be prosecution witnesses
FIA declares Moonis Elahi guilty of accepting commission.
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Violent obscurantism: Qadri confesses to Taseer murder in court
Qadri claims that he lost his temper and shot the governor in anger.
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Political cooperation: PPP, MQM revive negotiations
Policing remains one of the most contentious issues.
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‘Resignation not accepted’: Malik says FIA chief still unchanged
Freeze on recruitment in FIA to go, creating 700 job vacancies.
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Security concerns: Saudi diplomats vacate Kabul mission
All embassy staff leave after recent Taliban attack.
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Kabul siege: ‘Attackers linked to Pakistan govt’
Munter says they have evidence which shows Haqqani Network was responsible for attacks on US embassy in Kabul.
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Minorities, Hindus in particular, at risk in Balochistan: HRCP
The human rights watchdog asks the govt to pursue political solutions.
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Floods 2011: Devastation far beyond initially presumed, says Gilani
Damage assessments reveal the full scope of the disaster.
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‘No sanctuaries in Pakistan’: Haqqani network shifts base to Afghanistan
Leader of the group says they feel more secure in Afghanistan; offers to take part in peace talks if the Taliban do.
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Khar to meet Clinton: More Haqqani 'flak' expected
Sources say the agenda of the meeting has been changed to a narrower attacks on US embassy in Kabul and Haqqani group.
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North Waziristan: US mounts pressure on Pakistan to take action
Mullen tells Kayani to attack Haqqani network ‘safe havens’.














































