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13 die in Hangu van blast
Remote control device was used to detonate at least two kilograms of explosives.
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Infanticide on the rise: 1,210 babies found dead in 2010, says Edhi
More than 1,000 infants were killed or abandoned to die last year, Edhi Foundation estimates.
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Salmaan Taseer assassination: In-camera hearing on January 24
Decision to hold in-camera hearing comes after fiasco at reception of Qadri when he was showered with rose petals.
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Radical roots: Reclaiming the margins
The initial targets of fundamentalism in Pakistan are those most vulnerable and on the fringe.
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Musharraf open to any coalition partners
Musharraf calls MQM a "good party" with whom he has no differences of opinion.
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Diplomatic roundup: Egyptian lunch and calendar launch by the Japanese embassy
Diplomatic functions resume as people in Islamabad start inching towards normalcy.
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PQA transfers: SC urged to stop Babar Ghauri’s influence
Petitioner alleges Babar Khan Ghauri is practicing nepotism in transfers and postings in Port Qasim Authority.
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Efficient and faster: Vehicles registration goes online
The website will be the hub of the new system being introduced by the department.
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Jamaat-ud-Dawa rally: Banned outfit incites violence
Clerics warned the media against criticising religious decrees.
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Fire at Beverly Centre: Dozens of shops gutted in upscale plaza
More than a dozen vehicles of CDA’s Rescue and Fire department and two snorkels control the fire.
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Soldiers set for celebrity status
Television drama depicts the bitter divide between the country’s opposing cultures.
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Social tourists record rise in arrivals
Leisure tourism continues to taper off.
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‘Chilas blasts a ploy to sabotage Diamer-Bhasha dam’
10,000 protestors denounce Saturday night’s bomb attacks and demand speedy arrest of culprits.
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Theatrical bows: ‘Chaak Chakkar’: a taut affair, with no excess or shortcomings
Set in Mughal era, artists put up a strong performance in the play at Ajoka Theatre Festival.
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‘Eminent Artists of Pakistan’: ‘Art to catch the eye if not wallet’
Work of artists from all over the country has been put up for sale till January 29.
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Security control: Thirty suspected policemen taken off duty
After the Punjab governor’s assassination screening processes have started across the country.
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Security report 2010: Terrorism remains a challenge for Pakistan
While the number of attacks fell in 2010, the number of civilian deaths rose.
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Trophy hunting: Threatened by extinction, hunted nonetheless
80 per cent of hunting fee goes to local community while govt spends the remaining on projects for welfare of forests.
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Zero Point interchange: Project expected to hop another deadline
Long queues of vehicles are witnessed everyday at Expressway near Zero Point due to dug-up lanes for reconstruction.
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Top Hindu spiritual leader: Investigators clueless on high-profile kidnapping
Locals believe abduction is backed by influential people.
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A ‘comprehensive’ plan to save Cheer Pheasant
Sixty new pairs of cheer pheasant have been bred and 40 new birdcages have been installed in Mansehra District.
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Afghanistan security: Pakistan shares endgame blueprint
FO official says Biden was quite keen in knowing role of Pakistan in bringing the Afghan Taliban to the table.
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Political mileage: Blasphemy laws should not be politicised, says Mufti Naeem
Mufti Naeem says religious forces should avoid issuing statements and taking out rallies on the blasphemy laws.
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BB murder probe: ‘Investigation report not to be publicised’
PPP office-bearer says the reaction to the report might have far-reaching ramifications.
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A most remarkable day
In a major development today, no suicide bombing took place anywhere across the country!
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More unleaked leaks
Anne Patterson: Sometimes I wonder why I ever came to this country...
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Radical roots blow back
The ideological bond between jihadis and Pakistani security forces is anything but broken...
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Iran hands over 3,500 Pakistanis to FIA
Iranian forces had arrested the illegal immigrants in Iran last year, during an operation against Jundullah.
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Taseer’s assassination: Extremism of British Pakistanis exposed
Liberal Muslims are finding life increasingly difficult.
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Reaching out: Evening clinics for four government hospitals
Each of them will charge a consultation fee of Rs300 per patient.
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Noble lineage: Fight for inherited F-11 plot reaches the National Assembly
Two parties claiming to be descendents of Sakhi Muzammil Shah claim ownership of land.
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For Pakistan of today, Brecht of 1928 still holds true
Ajoka theatre perform charmingly amusing desi rendition of the ‘The three penny opera’, originally based in London.
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Lending a helping hand: Poor newlyweds have something to smile about
Trust offers to provide dowries for needy families.
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Politicising development: ‘G-B admin holding up highway expansion’
Any more delay might force the Chinese staff to go back due to security concerns: minister.
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Mission impossible: Top secret operations on a shoe-string budget
The fund allocated to ICT police for running ‘off-the-book’ operations is ‘grossly inadequate’.
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Noise pollution: Traffic police bulldoze 4,000 pressure horns
Police on Saturday bulldoze illegal pressure horns seized in recent operations.
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Devastated livestock: Why the cows won’t come home tonight
Insurgency in Swat greatly affected the livestock industry as a great number of animals and poultry were killed.
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Harassment: Calendar takes the mickey out of sexual fiends
Aasha puts a funny twist on a very serious problem.
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Protest for Salmaan Taseer: Their numbers may be small, but their message is big
Scores of members of the facebook group ‘Islamabad for a Tolerant Pakistan’ turned up outside the National Press Club.
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Raj-era architecture: Kono’das Bridge - misuse may cause collapse
Kono’das Bridge in Gilgit-Baltistan is in need of urgent restoration.
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Dyke breaching case: Judicial commission begins investigation
Representatives from each province have been selected to serve.
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Fighting extremism: 10 militants killed in Orakzai Agency
Four militants killed by security forces in Orakzai Agency, six others died when their vehicle ran over a landmine.
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Kishenganga hydel project: Pakistan holds back from pressing stay order
The ongoing construction activities at the 330 MW Kishenganga hydel project in Jammu and Kashmir will continue.
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Reporter’s murder: Sindh CJ moved for suo motu notice
People concerned about safety as Wali Khan Babar was targeted in an area with heavy security and traffic.
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Circular debt: Public sector firms struggle with dues
Negotiations between PSO, PIA, PR, SNGPL have produced no results so far.
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Progress report: FIA Punjab recovers Rs3.2 billion in 2010
Documents issued by the agency claim that it closed 2,212 cases of corruption during 2010.
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Moonis Elahi connection: Chaudhrys’ clout tames lawmakers
The Senate committee on commerce posed no queries regarding Moonis’ investigation in the NICL scam.
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Watan Cards: 30,000 ‘bogus’ applications declined in K-P
The list was finalised by district officers under political influence.
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Pakistan Railways: Parliamentary panel against railways job cuts
Standing committee inquires about closure of different train routes.
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Pipeline rupture: Balochistan freezes without gas supply
People forced to use firewood to cope with biting Siberian winds.