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Top slot: Premier backs Khosa for Punjab governor
Former attorney general has emerged as the lead candidate.
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Post-18th amendment: Oil revenue cake still unevenly distributed
As petroleum ministry drags its feet, provinces go without their due share in revenue.
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Blasphemy laws: Thousands rally in support
Thousands of supporters take to the streets to proposed against amendment or repeal of the blasphemy laws.
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Violence against children rises by 9.2%: SPARC data
In 2010, a total of 2,689 children were subjected to violence in just Sindh.
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Salman’s lengthy cross ends
Examination that spanned for almost two days mainly focused on queries regarding no-balls by Amir.
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The long war
Establishing military presence in a hostile environment is a dangerous business.
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Will progressive forces wake up now?
Talk shows blabber on, the civil society is reduced to arranging vigils appealing for tolerance.
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Ministry of Narcotics Control claims 'success' in 2010
Pakistan seized 4688 kg Heroin, 3,784 kg Opium, 44,600 kg Acetic Anhydride, 83,233 kg Hashish in 2010.
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PPP set to appoint Latif Khosa as Governor Punjab
Former attorney general's son Balakh Sher Khosa confirms report of Khosa's appointment to Express News.
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Abductions: Snared in romantic traps
A large number of women have now joined gangs involved in abduction for ransom.
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Swine Flu: ‘Preparations underway’ to deal with possible outbreak
Health Department aware of the possibility of a swine flu outbreak in the coming days.
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Stability efforts: Biden to unveil US offer of support
The Obama administration will offer Pakistan more military, intelligence and economic support.
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Jackpot: Landa is the new lotto
Here is one good reason to shop more at the local ‘landa bazaar’: you could get rich!
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Cultural preservation: Save Gandhara from looters, urge experts
Archaeologists at a conference urged the preservation of cultural heritage at a Gandharan site in Taxila.
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Power projects: Diamer-Basha Dam to be built in a few years: Wapda
Stakeholders have reached consensus over the construction of Diamer-Basha Dam (DBD).
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Ban lifted: Cosier winters are better late than never
The people of G-B are looking forward to cosier winters as the ban on transportation of firewood.
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Honour crime: Man mutilated, killed on suspicion of having affair
A man’s decapitated corpse, suspected to have been a victim of ‘honour’ killing, was discovered by police officials.
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Search operation: 37 arrested in crackdown
Around 37 suspects were arrested on Saturday during search operations in various areas of the capital.
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Law against sexual harassment: ‘Appoint provincial ombudsman for complaints’
Women’s rights activists call upon govt to appoint ombudspersons to hear cases of sexual harassment at workplaces.
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Shoe craze: Boot(y) call
Few would think that the traditional cobbler faced a fate worse than most would expect.
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Local entrepreneurship: More jobs, less burden on state
Promoting local entrepreneurship and innovations is the way forward for generating employment opportunities.
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Eminent poet Mehboob Azmi remembered
Mehboob Azmi made the country’s common, social and political life the subject of his poetry.
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Gas outages: Women block Expressway for hours
Women in large numbers blocked Islamabad Expressway for hours on Saturday morning in protest against gas outages.
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No rhyme or reason
Unfortunately like its very name, the play was quite spare, inexperience above all, shining through.
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Hapless authority: Encroaching with influence
Residents of E-7 fear that political clout and negligence by authorities is allowing encroachments.
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Waiting in line: 150 bureaucrats to be promoted
CSB last week recommended the promotion of some 150 bureaucrats to grade 20.
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Pakistan urges Germany to liberalise export control policy for defence equipment
Pakistan and Germany agree to expand bilateral relations and strengthen cooperation.
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Sexual assault on minor: Sanghar rape victim still searching for justice
Months after an FIR was registered in Khipro, the communities involved remain on the brink of confrontation.
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Abducted: No help yet for vice-chancellor
Fourth video in series shows Ajmal Khan pleading for his release.
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Samjhota blast: Pakistan demands justice for perpetrators
Pakistan urges India to not “squander” in bringing to justice the perpetrators of bombing of Samjhota Express.
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Misuse of public funds: Champions of austerity wasting govt resources
Officials using eight staff cars, four motorbikes and an official laptop in clear violation of rules and regulations.
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Sindh-Punjab border: Operation against gang of kidnappers planned
Punjab Police is to launch a massive operation against criminals hiding along the Indus River.
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Stalled dialogue: ‘Pakistan, India talks should go on uninterrupted’
Mani Shankar Aiyar calls upon India and Pakistan to engage in an “uninterrupted and uninterruptable dialogue.”
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Verdict: Shahzain Bugti’s bail plea rejected
The bail pleas of twenty-six other people arrested with Bugti were also rejected.
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Political expediency: Report on railway land fraud ‘dropped’
Government drops a committee report investigating a Rs25-billion leasing scam on land owned by the Pakistan Railways.
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‘Friendly’ support: FoDP yet to deliver on two-year-old pledges
FoDP has so far released only 28 per cent of the total commitments made at a forum almost two years ago.
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Corruption charges: FIA clears former Hajj minister
The FIA investigation team found no suspicious transaction in Hamid Saeed Kazmi's six accounts.
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Jahangir meets Zardari: Bar members divided over meeting
Five members of SCBAP oppose meeting of Asma Jahangir with President Zardari, during a press conference.
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Inspiring Taseer’s killer: Police on the trail of Pindi cleric
Investigators are trying to find the cleric, who is said to have inspired Malik Mumtaz Hussain Qadri.
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Pakistan, Germany strengthen bilateral relations
Westerwelle, Qureshi focus on Strategic Dialogue, cooperation in education, defence, infrastructure, energy.
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PML-N, MQM draw daggers in National Assembly
PML-N, MQM draw daggers once again at each other as they take a dig at political moves of each other’s parties.
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Twenty injured after killing of political worker
Following the shootout, workers take to the streets to protest the killing, resulting in severe clashes in Karachi.
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PPP members urge party to quit Punjab govt
PPP members send recommendations to their leadership advising it to quit the coalition in Punjab.
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Latif Khosa likely to be appointed governor of Punjab: Soomro
Advisor to president says notification will be issued by tomorrow.
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Religious attacks should serve as wake-up call: UN
Top UN human rights official says all countries have moral and legal duty to protect freedom of religion.
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US to boost aid to Pakistan: Report
Biden to take the message to Pakistan next week, urging officials to articulate a long-term strategy for N Waziristan.
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Inflation, floods bear heavy on children
Food price inflation a key factor in worrying trend of increasing child labour and their abuse.
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Virus warning: Killer flu returns - 33 cases confirmed
Doctors advise precaution as swine flu may be on the loose in the twin cities.
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Sui Northern, owners battle for CNG
Owners of CNG stations challenge daily 9-hour supply shutdown notice in court.
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Indo-Pak relations : ‘Cooperate for more opportunities’
Speakers highlight the role of parliamentarians in influencing public opinion.