Pakistan

Zardari praises Altaf for holding a rally in Karachi in support of the government.

The petitioner urged the court to stop the execution till his petition is decided.

The Guardian’s editorial recognized the waste caused by 18-year-old Amir’s detention

The 19-year old criticised his former captain Salman Butt and team mate Mohammad Asif.

WAPDA’s counsel blames previous regime.

PM says ‘business as usual’ is not acceptable anymore.

People who forcibly collect animal hides to be charged.

Zardari will be briefed about situation following PML-N and PTI rallies held in Lahore.

Malik says a new biometric system will begin in last week of November.

Raisani reiterates govt’s offer to hold talks with Baloch nationalist leaders.

Senator Jan Jamali adjourns proceedings to ‘wait for members to arrive’ but refuses to return.

Petition challenging the appointment of Ashtar Ausaf Ali as prosecutor general of Punjab.

Petitioner’s counsel Azhar Siddique said that a case had not been registered against the accused.

rupee weakened to 86.15/19 to the dollar

Foreign exchange reserves fell to $17.15 billion in the week ending October 28

Sugarcane crushing has caused great deal of difficulty for farmers as they need to remove sugarcane and sow wheat

Issues related to the inspection of CNG/LPG stations, petroleum storage and dispensing facilities discussed.

people were now looking towards judges to ensure supremacy of law.

Khosa said government should focus its attention on educating and equipping the youth with critical thinking skills.

Workshop familiarised students with the concept of youth social entrepreneurship

The exhibit showcased over 100 posters on the theme “Children Know Peace” by students from 25 schools

Mentally challenged man guilty of setting the Holy Quran on fire in a Mosque.

Decision taken on the recommendation of NESPAK, which has already been hired by CDA as consultant for the project.

The exhibition is being held to celebrate 60 years of Pak-China relations.

Speakers discuss the divergence between Pakistan and the US.

Just 1% of Pakistan’s GDP is spent on education against 40% on defence.

Monologue performance and thoughts on yesteryears.

SAFMA’s Secretary General urges Pakistan to lift all non-tariff and para-tariff barriers.

Three-day dengue awareness campaign among women launched.

Over 15 students participated in the singing competition.

Despite SC orders, the influential encroachers are planning cultivation on public land.

A passport official accepting a graft was caught red-handed and booked by the anti-corruption (ACP) police

Three passengers including two women were killed and 13 others were injured as a bus fell into a ravine

The Tarnol police on Thursday arrested a drug peddler and seized hashish from him.

What our fallen trio did shook our approa­ch to sport at its very founda­tions.

Indignant judge in no mood for leniency; Amir and Butt to appeal.

The polling took place from 9 am till 5 pm at 42 stations in Lakhi Ghulam Shah and five in Garhi Yasin.

44-year-old Burhan Bengali, lost his balance on impact and died after sustaining severe head injuries.

Petitioner says sheesha more harmful than cigarettes.

A man identified as Masroor and woman named Shamshad died at Civil Hospital, Sukkur on Thursday.

Was asked to pay Rs750,000 to his in-laws by a jirga for killing his wife 10 days ago.

Jail in-charge denies report, IG says the matter is under investigation.

Protesting against the refusal of the VC of Benazir Bhutto Medical University to follow the Sindh government’s orders.

He was speaking at the Karachi Press Club (KPC) after the launch of its website.

Police were carrying out raids so that a similar law and order situation could not arise in the future.

A girl was killed in Balochni area on Thursday allegedly by her brother in the name of honour.

Classes would commence only if more than 10 students applied for the course.

Official assures business community of level playing field, barriers against dumping.

Board seeks clearance after bowler named during hearing.

Federer needed ten aces and a fighting finish in a 6-1, 4-6, 6-3 win over Finland’s Jarkko Nieminen.