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Funny-man Afridi tags India as favourites
Pakistan decide to skip practice while the skipper amused the media with his one-liners.
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Prayers, prizes for win over India
Thousands of Pakistanis will take part in mass prayer sessions for a win in the semi-final.
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India, Pakistan agree to 'terror hotline'
Indian investigators to visit Pakistan in Mumbai probe.
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India under pressure ahead of big clash
Afridi insists the pressure and expectation will all be on India's shoulders in the semi-final blockbuster.
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Pakistan has 'hands full' against militants: NATO
Senior civilian Nato representative says Pakistan is preoccupied with domestic threats.
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Court stays commercial use of house
Islamabad civil judge grants stay on a petition filed by area residents against the non-residential use of of a house.
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NA body okays PPIB board bill: Loadshedding schedule for summer unveiled
Cities to face four to six hours power outages, six to eight hours for rural areas.
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SC asked to save education ministry
Devolution of Ministry of Education to the provinces has been challenged in the Supreme Court.
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Murky deals: Diplomatic shuttle service a dubious gold mine
CDA and ICT to submit reports before the Islamabad High Court.
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Polio on the rise, miscommunications not helping
Lack of accountability, awareness and poor communication causing failure to eradicate polio.
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Slain policemen: Compensation distributed among families
Mehdi Shah distributes compensation cheques of Rs3m each to heirs of three policemen killed in the line of duty.
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First rain adds to the beauty of spring
Light thunderstorm that cackled on Sunday night culminates into light showers early Monday.
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Doctors reject Health Ministry body
YDA expresses complete dissatisfaction on committee members and refuses negotiations.
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Study in the US: Open arms extended to local students
Two-day college fair encourages Pakistani students to apply to educational institutes in the US.
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Using connections: Solving exams with money
Sources confess to leaking intermediate test papers half an hour before the exam.
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Middle East uprising: Pakistanis safe in Syria, Jordan despite revolt, officials say
At least 8,000 to 10,000 Pakistanis live in Jordan, 600 to 700 in Syria.
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Afghan representative claims ‘legal’ liquor
Officials confiscated liquor bottles from a truck and raided a house in June 2010.
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Lawmakers protest: Senators condemn US pastor and UN
Senate adopts unanimous resolution against desecration of the Holy Quran.
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Tax evasion: Textile sector to be offered amnesty
Government tries desperate schemes to widen tax net.
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Shahbaz Bhatti murder: One-minute silence in Senate
Senator Hafiz Rasheed Ahmed from Fata terms one-minutes silence fort Shahbaz Bhatti “un-Islamic”.
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Malik’s writing skills come under attack
Interior minister told to redraft letter to Interpol.
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2010 flood: SC directs officials to expedite repair of canals
SC directs officials to complete the reconstruction of dykes and canals destroyed in last year’s flood by April 15.
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Raymond Davis pardon: Shahbaz says he will resign if his govt’s involvement proven
Provincial govt tells LHC it is unaware of the whereabouts of the missing families of the Qurtaba Chowk victims.
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‘Our bowling versus their batting’
Saeed Ajmal says clash will be a contest between Pakistan's bowling prowess and India’s much hailed batting...
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‘I want Akhtar in the team’
Umar Gul hopes Shoaib Akhtar is given one last chance to show what he can do against India.
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Anti-terrorism: Zardari calls for paradigm shift
President says ‘we have to fight the mindset’ which took away the lives of Benazir, Taseer, Bhatti.
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Incidental death report: DPO Nankana Sahib commits suicide
DPO Shehzad Waheed is said to have shot himself in the head using his official pistol.
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NICL scam: Moonis’ physical remand extended
FIA says investigations are proceeding well in the case.
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Afridi vs Malik before Pakistan play India
Pakistan cricket team captain reacts sharply to Rehman Malik's 'warning' to his team against match-fixing.
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Govt to reopen ZA Bhutto ‘judicial murder’ case
President to file reference in Supreme Court; PM fails to consult other political parties about his India visit.
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Resumption of dialogue: Islamabad, Delhi upbeat after first day
Joint statement expected on second day of talks between the home secretaries.
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Green fever
Ali Usman searches for the best seats from where to watch the match between Pakistan and India can be found in Lahore.
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Persecution of Ahmadis
I thank you once again for your policy of giving some space to the marginalised section of the society.
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More than winning the World Cup
The consequences of an economic defeat, however, will be far worse than simply losing a match.
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Pakistan not capable of stopping drone strikes: Malik
Interior Minister says Pakistan does not have the technological capability to stop drone strikes in its territories.
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India cricket visit in national interest: PM Gilani
Gilani tells federal cabinet he accepted Manmohan Singh's invitation, to watch the semi-final, in 'national...
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Legendary killer with a record 100 murders nabbed by CID
The elusive criminal was nabbed from New Karachi’s Eidgah ground.
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Environment: Vicious circle
A visit to Keti Bandar shows that the ecology is inextricably linked to the local economy.
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Afridi tells teammates to avoid watching talk shows
Captain advises team not to watch news bulletins and talk shows ahead of semi-final as they may distract them.
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Partners Aisam, Bopanna divided by Indo-Pak clash
Tennis double partners insist that World Cup semi-final will not affect their 16-year old friendship.
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Davis' release: Shahbaz offers to resign if accusations proven
Chief Minister Punjab says he will resign if accusations of his involvement in Davis' pardon were proven.
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‘Match against India is always a big match’
Umar Gul says the team is ready to face India in the upcoming clash at the World Cup semi-final in Mohali.
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Gender equality: Pushing on to reduce the gender gap
A national advisory forum launched to support women empowerment.
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Man commits suicide; another shot dead
A man commits suicide and another gets killed in separate incidents in Rawalpindi.
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Unauthorised construction: Illegal mosques eating up security resources
Documents show as many as 83 mosques in Islamabad have been constructed illegally.
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Centennial celebrations: ‘Faiz’s revolution yet to come’
Pashto poets, civil society members and students gather in Swat Press Club to pay tribute to Faiz Ahmad Faiz.
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Students of model colleges being moved to redesignated schools
Parents are rethinking their earlier dissatisfaction with evening classes.
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Madrassas: Bias or well-deserved scrutiny?
Madrassas complain of selective intervention while analysts believe the government can no longer exercise any control.
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Father pleads innocence for son accused of blasphemy
Boys father hows documents to prove that his son is mentally ill.
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Banquet diplomacy: Uzbeks win over PM’s team with ‘Lathay di chadar’
Pakistani government officials attend traditional Uzbek festival.