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Social development: Tapping youth creativity for effective solutions
Importance of public service as a means of engaging youth productively emphasised
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‘National Science Fair’: Students today, scientists tomorrow
Over 80 students from across the country showcase their talents to solve Pakistan’s problems.
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Pakistan, a ‘water-stressed’ country
Environmental experts discuss the growing water issues and feasible options for their solution.
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The third daughter: Man tries to kill wife after ultrasound result
Pregnant woman, who was beaten and maybe poisoned by her husband, gave birth in a car enroute to the hospital.
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Architecture-related exhibition explores complex themes of realism
‘Concrete Constellations’ depicts the architectural façades of Pakistani society.
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10 Elite Force personnel ask to be relieved from chief justice’s security detail
10 commandoes deputed for LHC CJ security replaced after they asked to be excused from their current duties.
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Chaaye Khana lives up to its billing, dispelling the affectation of coffee with good, strong tea
Strong but of an indeterminate blend, the tea is hardy and robust and at only Rs60, it is very well worth it.
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Brecht Theatre Festival: The rise of the Pehelwan
The story of Bala King is a social, political and historic reality narrated in hilarious fashion.
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Police profiling: ‘Are you an extremist?’
Law enforcement agencies begin profiling exercise that seeks to elucidate officials' religious and political...
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‘PCO judges did not violate the law’
A verdict can only be implemented after being passed: Dogar’s counsel.
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Afghan foreign minister to visit Islamabad
Zalmay Rassoul will hold detailed discussions with Pakistan’s top leadership.
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Foreign flood aid: Pakistan waits for donors to follow through on pledges
Slightly over one-fifth of the donors’ total commitments have been disbursed.
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Energy Summit 2011: Zardari makes plea to promote cultural harmony
President says extremism is being manifested in various forms including violence and intolerance.
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As the web spreads: Crime rises faster than population in Punjab
While population increased by 29 per cent, crime shot up by 95 per cent in Punjab in the past 14 years.
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Agenda setting: Nawaz, Khosa discuss Musahrraf prosecution
Sources say that the discussions included informal negotiations on the 10-point agenda that Nawaz presented.
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Sub-committee report: ‘Underhand dealings’ in LPG extraction contract, quotas
Parliamentary panel establishes foul play in award of contract to Jamshoro Joint Venture Ltd.
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Illegal weapons charges: Shahzain released after bail approval
Court approves bail on submission of surety bonds worth Rs500,000 each for the accused men.
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Rental power project: Techno Sahuwal returns payment with markup
The company received $11.5 million from government for producing electricity.
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Reopening cases: ‘NAB has sent letter to Swiss officials’
PAC concerned over ZTBL appointment on fake documents.
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Implementing PML-N agenda: Sheikh refuses to give ‘artificial timeframe’
Federal, provincial government representatives to meet today to discuss RGST and other issues.
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Reviewing security: Proposal seeks US guards for president
Govt considering foreign guards for dignitaries in wake of Taseer’s murder.
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Justice Iqbal’s step-brother murdered parents: Police
Naveed Iqbal murdered the couple with the help of two accomplices for the sake of money.
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Blasphemy laws: PM tells Ulema not to worry
Gilani denies that a committee has been formed; says govt not in favour of misuse of the law.
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Drone strike kills 5 in N Waziristan: Officials
US drone fires two missiles at militant compound in Dashgah Village.
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US sees positive side to delayed N Waziristan operation: NYT
US officials believe delay will help make drone strikes efficient states report.
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Stowaway case: Body identified as 9th grade student
Boy identified as Qasim Siddique, ran away from home two days before the incident.
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Radical roots: Hate dot net
Radicalisation is now just a mouse-click away... but you may be surprised by who’s clicking.
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Qureshi, Krishna likely to meet in Thimphu
Meeting may take place between foreign ministers on Feb 8 at the sidelines of the Saarc foreign ministers' meeting.
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Wasted philanthropy: Do a good deed, throw it in the Nullah
Donations for flood victims worth millions of rupees not distributed owing to the negligence of local authorities.
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Bahria Town car race: ‘Catch the real culprits’ says SC
Advocate General given 10 days to arrest the main organiser, asked for speedy progress.
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Grim future: Education system ‘a nightmare’
A survey of schools from rural areas shows low enrolment and extremely poor grasp of basic concepts.
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‘Illegal Tajik immigrants should be deported soon’
Ambassador highlights obstructions in completion of projects.
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Liaison: Bridging the gap between public and police
More than 25 police officials visit various educational institutions to spread awareness in the community.
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PML-N chief in Badin: Violence in Karachi is a conspiracy, alleges Nawaz
Nawaz Sharif expresses deep concern over the deteriorating law and order situation in Karachi.
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Old feud: One shot dead, shop and house burnt in return
Police says that the two rival groups have been living in the same area for many years.
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Court reserves order on Kasab’s appeal
Indian court reserves its order till February 7.
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Unanimous decision: Govt advised against devolving education
‘Ministry’s decentralisation will impede national integration efforts’.
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Failure to pay: Civic agency owing billions to land owners
The PAC probes CDA for not paying dues to land owners, orders immediate reparation.
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Diplomatic reshuffle: Salman Bashir tipped as new envoy in Delhi
Govt had considered the possibilities of posting Bashir as its permanent representative in the UN or ambassador to US.
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Short attendance bars 150 students
Students protest for not being able to sit in exams over short attendance after paying hefty semester fees.
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The pinched pockets of Lady Health Workers
Women, most of them being the sole breadearners of their families, have not received salaries for four months.
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Punjab librarians await promotions for two decades
Their association seeks a four-tier service structure.
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Snowy Murree: Tourists arrive for a white winter
All restaurants are packed with tourists and the demand for woollen clothes has risen in the area.
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PML-N reorganisation: Fourth deadline expires
In Nov, Sharif said PML-N would elect new office-bearers in six weeks.
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Recognition at last: Famed shawls earn Islampur industrial village status
Locals hope Islampur’s woollen wear producers can capitalise on the change in status.
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‘Exclusive broadcast rights anti-competitive’
Pemra warned against giving exclusive World Cup 2011 telecast rights.
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Alleged property scam: Action sought against Bahria Town chairman
Land owners allegedly deprived of billions, as property acquired through fake entries and forgery in revenue records.
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Rehabilitating education: Swat gets its first cadet college
Pak-Army is taking measures to reconstruct many schools in the insurgency hit area, says Major General Ashfaq Nadeem.
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Snow caps G-B peaks as dry wood supply depletes
People are forced to stay indoors and consumption of firewood in the area has drastically increased.
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Security concerns: Aasia to be moved to women-only jail
Transfer to take place due to heavy security concerns.