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Heavy showers expected in coastal areas of Sindh: Met Office
Chief Meteorologist Naeem Shah says rain will hit Karachi and other flood-hit areas of the province.
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Feudocracy vs democracy: PTI may have young blood but we deliver, says MQM
According to Jalil, Hussain believes that young people should participate in politics.
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Labour protests: ‘Your water, sanitation or our rights’
Service departments force people to take notice of their grievances.
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Social Sector: China, BISP to launch training programme
Geng Ying says her organization intends to launch a vocational training project for women and children.
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Sukkur remembers better days
Only students who can’t afford otherwise attend public schools — although there was time when their halls...
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AJK acting PM says local body elections after six months
“Govt wants to transfer power at local level”.
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Political wheeling and dealing: PML-N looks to profit from discord in rival parties
Sources say that the PML-N has assigned its second tier leaders to approach smaller parties and groups.
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Politics blocks MFN status to India
Opposition, Kashmir committee, right-wing groups against granting trade status.
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Fairy lights, tears of joy mark ancient temple’s reopening
Goraknath temple welcomes worshippers after 60 years.
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Peoples Works’ Programme report: MPs score modestly in schemes completion
62 legislators were unable to execute schemes despite receiving funds.
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PML-N leader burnt alive in Kasur
‘Party affiliation could be linked to his death’.
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PTI aiming for PML-N heartland in Central Punjab
PPP and PML-Q content to let Imran Khan’s party weaken their biggest rivals.
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Intelligence agencies at PTI rally fight over turnout
Operations Department official says he has to keep count low, as low count will keep the Punjab govt happy.
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Support for Zardari: G-B ministers denounce diatribe
At joint conference G-B House denounces Sharif who had blamed President Zardari for the current mess in the country.
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National highway: Over two dozen clansmen arrested
Arrested with a large quantity of arms in a raid at National Highway.
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Endangered species: Baby dolphin found dead near Rohri
Body of a baby dolphin was found on the bank of River Indus near Rohri making the total death toll 25.
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International conference: SU to hold a conference on Bhutto
Sindh University will organise an international conference in January 2012 on former prime minister Benazir Bhutto.
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Exam forms: KU extends deadline till November 5
The exam forms will be accepted till November 5 with a late fee of Rs200.
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Separate cases : Five men kidnapped
Five people were kidnapped in two separate incidents on Sunday.
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Crime: Car snatched at gunpoint
A man was deprived of his car in the New Town area on Saturday.
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Misperception: ‘People of Diamer not against female education’
Funds by donor agencies to various NGOs are going to waste.
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Hazara cause: Ulema, politicians vow to wage unified struggle
Promise to make the movement effective by mobilising it from Jhari Kass to Bhasha Dam.
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Police encounter: Two suspected robbers shot dead on GT Road
Four armed robbers that looted 15 cellphones and Rs25,000 at gunpoint from a mobile shop on GT Road, were shot dead.
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Children film festival: Promoting tolerance and cultural diversity
Festival produced by a nonprofit organisation striving to educate children on the importance of harmony and peace.
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South Asia: Those who do not have a satisfactory present find escape in the past: speakers
Speakers urge reworking history books to reflect facts rather than opinion.
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Inhaling poisonous gases: Four factory workers drown in water tank, two saved
Police say a case can be registered only after someone files a complaint.
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Fraudulent practices: Fake travel agent deprives residents of Rs5.2 million
Gul disappeared after taking the money; Most of the victims are poor.
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Lack of micronutrients can lead to macro problems
Most Pakistanis aren’t getting enough vitamins or micronutrients.
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Concert: Noori treats Islamabad to a night of crazy head banging
The band was three hours late due to delayed flight.
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Seeking salvation: Support rejected - Mother of three has nowhere to go
Cash-starved women centre is unable to give shelter to victims of violence.
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Accident: Woman buried alive under debris
A mother of four, was chipping dirt off a hillside, when a huge mass of debris broke off, burying her alive.
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Rawalpindi arts council: Painting exhibition opens today
The exhibition features paintings by Mehmood Ali and is open to the public.
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Statement of intent: Imran Khan summons PTI ‘tsunami’
Declare assets or face civil disobedience, PTI chief warns political rivals.
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Altaf slams PML-N, champions democracy
Bitter politics of 1990s evoked; leaders from PPP and PML-Q also in attendance.
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PTI rally: Students exceed ISF expectations
Young participants say they will vote in large numbers.
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Save Pakistan rally: High turnout raises hopes for change
Rally venue runs out of chairs, standing room.
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Sacrifice camps: Medical facilities at sales points
Government in Faisalabad directed no sacrificial animals will be sold or purchased other than at designated points.
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Billing bribes: ACE arrests patwari and clerk
ACE arrested a patwari and an Irrigation Department clerk on charges of preparing forged documents.
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Utilising resources: USC workers want regularization
Scores of USC employees took out a rally demanding the regularisation of USC contract employees in the district.
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Open admission: TUF invites applications
University of Faisalabad invited applications for admission in programs falling under the academic session 2011.
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Public-private: 5I farmer orgs to manage canals
Punjab Irrigation & Drainage Authority has constituted 51 farmer organisations in the Lower Bari Doab Canal System
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Livestock: Punjab to spend Rs2.5 billion
Punjab government will spend Rs2.5 billion in the livestock sector during the current fiscal year 2011-12.
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Education: Focus character building
Punjab government will set up four new women universities at a cost of Rs1.5 billion during the current fiscal 2011-12
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Football: Gerrard may not be fit for friendlies
Dalglish has cast doubt on Steven Gerrard’s availability ahead of England’s forthcoming international friendlies.
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Athletics: Kipsang fails to break world record
Kipsang came within just three seconds of breaking the five-week old world marathon record.
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Tennis: Basel event features all-star cast
World number four Roger Federer will hope to again steam through the field at his home Swiss Indoors.
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Bowling: Islamabad bag honours at national event
Grabbed the honours for the singles, team and armature titles as the Sixth National Bowling Championships.
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Football: Juve heap misery on Inter
Goals from Mirko Vucinic and Claudio Marchisio for Juve either side of a deflected Maicon strike sealed the points.
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Cycling: Bari claims long-awaited triumph
Kashif Bari emerged as the winner of the Lahore to Kasur Cycle Race in a field consisting of 50 cyclists in total.
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Pakistan and America: A roller-coaster relationship
In a series of articles, in the weeks to come, I will provide a brief history of Pakistan’s relations with the US.
















































