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Lumhs: Dental symposium starts April 16
Specialists from all over the country will read their papers on the theme ‘Evidence-based dentistry, need of the hour’
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Freed: Two boys rescued, kidnappers arrested
The two boys went missing on March 3. A report was lodged with the Ratodero police in Larkana.
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Health: Two polio cases detected
One case was reported from Chaudhry Mujeebur Rehman village, near Naukot town.
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Mishap: Truck carrying cotton catches fire
No injuries were reported.
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Police Encounter: Three robbers arrested
Kashmore police arrested three robbers and seized Rs150,000 in cash from them on Monday.
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Road Accidents: Two killed in separate incidents
Keenjhar police have arrested the driver of the van.
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Residents Protest: Korangi Crossing blocked for 3 hours
It was said that the residents had not been supplied with water for the past few months.
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Light Shower: Drizzle forecast in next 24 hours
Drizzle has been forecast within the next 24 hours, according to the Meteorological Department.
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Fighting Terrorism: Corps commander monitors training
The Sindh police’s Quick Response Unit is receiving counter-terrorism training by the Pakistan Army in Malir Cantt.
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World Parkinson’s Day: 500,000 registered patients in Pakistan
The degenerative disorder is seen as a stigma for them.
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Senate By-Elections: Revised schedule announced
The seat has been vacant since the resignation of Dr Khatu Mal Jeewan on April 1.
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GBLA session: Legislators bemoan water, power crises
ZAB case reopening lauded, Nisar’s comments chided.
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Stopping Devolution: Resolution submitted in NA
The resolution was signed by different political parities held that the Mian Raza Rabbani was misleading the public.
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Devolution of HEC: SC seeks reply from govt
Law, education ministries, implementation commission officials to appear in court.
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Vasl Art Collective: Creativity in isolation
The residency helps artists look at their own work through the eyes of their peers.
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Promoting Ventures: Entrepreneur week kicks off at NUML
Participating students came up with innovative ideas and put up a variety of creative works of art and crafts.
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Equal rights: Rights activists support women ministry devolution
Setting up women specific safeguards at provincial level ‘the only way forward’.
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America Diary: Aloha Honolulu, Hello DC
The impression the Congress gave was that of taste and utility.
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Welcome back!: Lost the battle, but won hearts
‘Grand reception’ held for the cricket team and board officials at PM house.
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Honest boy finds cash, asks world whose it is
Youngster asks local paper to run a story and help him return lost money.
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Suicide attacks in capital: Acquittal of five suspects challenged
Federal government’s appeal alleges verdict was reached without thorough consideration.
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Cool April: A wet spring baffles the weather machines
More rain expected this month, experts blame global warming.
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Doctors’ Protest: Committee begins reviewing YDA demands
Major demands made by YDA Islamabad have been provisionally approved by the Prime Minister.
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A success story all the way
It was one more journey into the unknown. One more, because in my career, I had already launched 4 media ventures.
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Keeping print journalism relevant
It is a myth that the Pakistani English language reader is in the decline.
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Thank you!
The Tribune has broken the mould of the myopic form of inaccessible, self-contained journalism that was prevalent.
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How this newspaper proved me wrong
At the time, I didn’t think there was any serious comparison between Tribune and Dawn. Now I am not so sure.
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Employment: Over 200 paramedics will go to Saudi Arabia
OEC finalises list of 200 paramedics who have been selected for jobs in Saudia Arabia.
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Religious harmony: Thousands of Indian Sikhs arrive for Baisakhi
Over 2,000 Sikh yatrees from India arrive at the Wagah railway station.
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Shady deals: Panel orders recovery of money from RPP
Asks Foreign Office to issue notices to parliamentarians.
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JI leader targeted in failed bomb plot
Three militants, one policeman killed in a separate clash in Awami Market.
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Kashmir dispute: Hafiz Saeed demands nothing less than troop pullout
Chief of proscribed Jamaatud Dawa rejects Indo-Pak diplomatic channels.
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Consensus needed to resolve issues: PML-Q
Mushahid Hussain says there is a need for a broad-based consensus among all political parties.
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Counter-terrorism strategy: The impact of ‘banning’ an organisation
Analysts believe bans, raids and arrests are merely for show.
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Pakistan-India: Frosty relations thaw with prisoners’ swap
India releases 39 Pakistani prisoners, Islamabad to set free 89 Indians on Friday.
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Financial crunch: ‘Rs1.6b dog training project deferred’
The costly plan put on hold after the Planning Commission raises objections.
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Pakistani prisoners: Oman may allow repatriation
Treaty would allow inmates to serve their remaining terms in Pakistan.
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Pakistan tells US: ‘Scale back CIA activities’
Some 335 American personnel are being asked to leave the country.
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Acknowledgement: HEC dissolution welcomed
Sindh Doctors Forum, UK chapter, welcomes dissolution, demands Sindh Medical and Dental Council be reinstated.
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NICL scandal: FIA formally charges Moonis Elahi with fraud
Evidence submitted against MPA, two bank employees.
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Gilani welcomes cricket team
Players given Rs1 million each for their World Cup performance.
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Punjab police: Over half of official bikes in private use
Bikes seen as perks of working with senior police officials, says constable.
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Blame game: With fiery speech, PML-N throws down the gauntlet
Main opposition party questions the political role of secret agencies.
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Police backtrack on sheesha law
LHC disposes of plea after police say cafes were raided for ‘immoral activities’.
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Irrigation decisions: Punjab reneges on sharing water supplies with Sindh
Decision taken after learning Mangla Dam is about to hit ‘dead level’.
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With ties at lowest ebb, US, Pakistan look for ‘renewal’
Ambassador Munter wants to reset relations as ISI chief tours the US.
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Comment is free
It may not be respectable, but dammit if it isn’t addictive.
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The Tribune Express way
The blips were teething pains that have square-jawed into excellent content over time.
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And so began the journey…
The Express Tribune has picked up a readership in a segment whose life and career lie ahead of them, not behind them.
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When will it Dawn on you that if you don’t Express yourself you’ll be yesterday’s News
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