Pakistan

Ladies park in F-10 faces delay due to paucity of funds.

The loans provided to the people of G-B had been written off by Musharraf in 2007.

Man threatens self-immolation, police remains adamant of involvement in crime.

Authority to continue to work even after completion of project over next two years.

Official letters sent to all foreign NGOs and relief agencies, telling them to pack up.

Technical training institutions to be set up with US help.

Anti-Terrorism Court remands Shahzain and 26 other co-accuses into police custody for three more days.

Officials appear before NAB to respond to charges of misappropriating Rs1b worth of commercial property.

The resolution tabled by JUI-F’s Zarqa Bibi was unanimously approved.

Law ministry okays Benazir Income Support Programme expansion proposal.

Council’s first visit to Pakistan is believed to have a vital role in bringing the Taliban to the table.

Provisions may be interpreted as against national interests.

Officials see this as propaganda to malign the country’s intelligence outfit.

Prime Minist­er Yousaf Raza Gilani dubs 19th amendm­ent a 'new year's gift'.

Incumbent Dr Zafar Altaf’s fate hangs on completion of a research assignment.

Former NICL chief accuses Adil Gilani of commiting perjury and giving wrong facts before the apex court.

Express Media Group addresses biased and misleading reporting by Dawn about the McDonald's chain in Pakistan.

Petroleum ministry wants fresh tender; same company to get contract.

PML-N chief says the party has buried dirty politics forever and he would not become part of any 'puppet show'.

PPP cadre criticise Rehman Malik for lack of negotiating skills.

GHQ ready to put any accused officer on trial as president keeps military leadership in the loop.

The son of former Karachi commissioner Aziz Ashrafi granted bail against solvent surety of Rs0.1 million.

Government employees from grades 1 to 22 to be covered for 34 diseases.

Ban on motorcycles without silencers and aerial firing. Traffic, except vehicles of residents, to not be allowed.

Apex court dismisses appeal, orders handover of 512 acres in Thatta.

Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research (PILER) launches annual report.

Chief Justice of Pakistan meets with SHC and lower court staff to resolve salary issues.

Sant Yudistar Lal gifted a Hindu god’s idol to the Sadh Bello temple as Indian delegation visits.

Sindh Medical College students do not want to lose Dow university affiliation.

Hundred and twenty-eight students from across Karachi volunteer for one week at institute.

Govt declares that old-design banknote of Rs500 will cease to be legal tender with effect from October 1, 2011.

The opening of the retail store Turquoise was a firm manifestation carrying this season’s hottest trends.

Pakistan’s entertainment and progressive life style has been commendable over the last ten years.

PPP ministers claim no proposal is under consideration to amend or repeal the blasphemy law.

PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif says Pakistan can no longer afford martial laws, and dictators should be brought to justice.

Two lawsuits were filed against the ISI in a federal court in Brooklyn by relatives of the 2008 Mumbai attack victims.

Rangers deployed at entrance points;IDs being checked following Tuesday's blast.

Verbal sparring between MQM, PML-N descends to historic lows; party chiefs order leaders to avoid personal statements.

Society formed to project the problems in the educational sector.

Draft bill will be sent to Department of Law and should be passed in the current financial year.

CDA generated Rs1.53 billion in the auctions, against a projected revenue of Rs1.45 billion.

Rain finally arrived in the capital, breaking the dry cold spell.

There is more in common than to be wary off between India and Pakistan.

Koral Police carry out raid on homeopathic clinic based on a tip off.

Public hospitals in the federal capital are not equipped to handle the growing number of eye patients.

City police claimed to have recovered a stolen car and arrested one of the gang members.

Intermittent supply of natural gas, coupled with high prices of LPG, has made surviving winter a challenge for many.

The move comes after Federal Shariat Court struck down some of its clauses.

Bureau also requests accountability court to freeze properties of alleged swindlers.

Abdul Malik shifted to emergency ward as a result of backbone and chest problems.