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Economic survey 2013-14: Teledensity reaches all-time high of 78%
Major telecoms have been lobbying for a reduction in taxes.
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Economic Survey: Industrial sector exceeds expectation, grows 5.84% in 2013-14
Large Scale Manufacturing, which is a sub-sector of the industrial sector grew by 5.31%.
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Economic Survey: Private sector credit increases substantially in 2013-14
Banks’ credit to the private sector in 2013-14 shot up to Rs296 billion as opposed to negative Rs19 billion in...
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Economic Survey 2013-14: 'GDP growth rate crossed 4% for first time in six years'
GDP growth rate reached up to 4.14% for the first time in last six years, says Dar.
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New Dettol Lasting Fresh
New Dettol Lasting Fresh contains natural ingredients of cucumber that combat the heat to refresh and revitalize you.
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Govt viewpoint on minorities is same as Quaid-e-Azam's vision: Mamnoon Hussain
President Mamnoon Hussain addresses a joint session of the parliament for the first time.
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After the split: TTP faction ready to negotiate with government
Hakimullah Mehsud group’s spokesperson says Sajna’s pullout won’t affect the Taliban.
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The men in white
The traffic policemen in their white uniforms look like navy soldiers trying to fight the waves of heavy traffic.
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In protest: Afghanistan pulls out of security talks in Islamabad
Move prompted by cross-border attacks; Kabul hit out at US silence.
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Electoral reform: PPP adopts a cautious approach
The party has maintained some distance from PTI and is carefully watching the developments.
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Attock city: Shopping centre damaged in blast
Police say unknown men planted explosives under shutter-gate of Sher-e-Punjab Shopping Centre near Bank Road, Attock.
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Dropping uplift projects: Sindh PA to pass resolution against Centre
Memon says resolution will be passed to condemn federal govt’s decision of rejecting 11 key development projects.
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JUI-F, JI mull alliance in Milli Yakjehti Council
Party members say talks are in initial stages, other stakeholders approached.
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Political baiting: Bilawal presses govt to end victimisation
Asks PM Nawaz to disclose his stance on the policy of reconciliation.
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Farzana Iqbal case: Sunni council declares honour killing ‘haraam’
Urges punishment to avoid others ‘making a mockery of Islam’.
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Political response: PTI to map out future strategy on Monday
Party chief to attend presidential address, plans protest action at budget session.
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Church attacks - II : Echoes of a silent exodus
As people continue to leave Peshawar, they take a part of the city with them.
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Finally free: NGO helps release seven prisoners
The released persons had completed their sentences but had not been freed.
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Maternal concerns: Healthcare project to end on June 15
During the three years, 4,200 deliveries and 450 caesarian-section operations were carried out.
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In remembrance: From PAF to pen, a celebration of Masud Alam’s life
Friends, family and fans recollect their memories of journalist.
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Lax enforcement: Civic bodies’ negligence led to damage in AJK floods says NDMA chief
The AJK Finance Department has been asked to release Rs200,000 to each deputy commissioner to aid relief efforts.
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Fast and focused: CDA revives training academy
Aims at improving service-delivery standards.
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Overcharging: Substandard food being sold in parks
CDA spokesman Asim Kichi said the licenses of those selling poor quality or overpriced items would be suspended.
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Combating crime: 153 held drug peddling, carrying weapons in May
The police recovered a total of 9.695 kilogram of hashish, 1.428 kilogram of heroin.
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Auto-theft: Police busts two gangs, recovers four vehicles
The police have registered cases against the suspects and obtained their physical remand.
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Resolving issues: Germany, EU ready to mediate between Pakistan, India says Nunn
German Ambassador discusses security, trade.
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Capacity conundrum: Investigation delayed is justice denied
Police fails to produce investigation reports for over 70% of cases registered since March.
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PSDP 2014-15: Not enough money for new ICT schools
CADD gets just Rs150m against proposed Rs240m for eight new schools.
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Education woes: A ‘ghost school’ in Islamabad
Four years after completion, school has yet to open; FDE says construction violated PC-1.
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Murder mystery: Woman, two daughters found dead at home
Bodies sent for postmortem; case registered against unknown persons.
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Take a hike: Citizens walk up the hills to bring down smoking
The international Tobacco day is observed annually on May 31.
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Mystery: Man shot dead
A man was shot dead in the jurisdiction of the Banni Police Station.
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Hit and run: Man dies in accident
The police registered a case and further investigation is underway.
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President Mamnoon makes first address to parliament today
Rumours of planned PPP protest abound, Senate opposition to meet before speech.
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Disease prevention: LGH dengue website gets heavy traffic
The number of visitors to a website launched by the Lahore General Hospital has reached 67,800.
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Travel hazard: 11 injured in truck-van collision
Rescue 1122 officials said a truck collided with a van near Shahbazpur, Rahim Yar Khan.
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Final goodbye: Man, woman ‘kill’ spouses
A woman allegedly poisoned her husband and a man clubbed his wife to death.
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Accident: Child falls from roof
A five-year-old boy was injured in a fall from the roof his house.
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Resolve: ‘Govt determined to end energy crisis’
Labour Minister Raja Ashfaq Sarwar said that the government was determined to overcome the energy crisis.
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No respite: Two more children die in reported reaction to measles vaccine
Fever was cause of death, insists EPI in-charge.
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Echoes of the past : Relics dating back to 190 BC unearthed in archaeological dig
AWKUM archaeology team sets sight on developing archaeological profile of Mardan district.
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Tragic turn: One killed in road mishap
The injured were identified as Amjad, Afsar, Tahir, Zahir and Masood.
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Travel requirements: Passengers administered polio drops
As of June 1, all passengers leaving the country will be required to carry a certificate.
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From rags to riches
The entrepreneur adopts a friendly, sassy voice to dole out the lessons she has learned along the way.
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The System: Clichéd but needed
The film turns out to be a fresher extension of the lollywood culture and not the new wave of Pakistani films.
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Two children die in Charsadda from measles vaccine
The two children were administered the vaccine nearly a month ago, after which their conditions became critical.
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Transfer of 5 Gitmo detainees brings 'great happiness': Taliban
Five Afghan detainees from Guantanamo released in exchange for American soldier Bowe Bergdahl.
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Pakistan's street children: Concrete dreams
Alternative initiatives pave a new path for street children in Pakistan.
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Eyeing Pakistan and China, Modi bolsters security team
Modi has chosen a daring former spy with years of experience as his national security adviser.
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Comment: Farzana case - let no more stones be cast
The fact that she and her unborn child were killed in the presence of police and bystander is nauseating and depraved.

















































