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Flying high: Pakistan leads the way among regional competitors
Country ahead in terms of adopting technology and transformation, says Oracle.
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Directives: Minister asks for best quality seeds
The minister said that more than 50,000 people are dependent on the crop while 1 million are indirectly dependent
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Lamenting: APTMA urges govt to lower power tariff
“We expect the government to take important decisions to boost the industrial sector,” says APTMA Chairman.
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Currency: Rupee strengthens against dollar
The rupee ended at 98.20/98.28 against the dollar compared to Monday’s close of 98.25/98.35.
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Street Child World Cup: ‘We have shown the world that we can win’
Midfielder Ali feels ecstatic as Pakistan rout India 13-0.
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India’s narrative of political violence
Both India’s major parties realise that the fight for the throne of Delhi will take place in lanes and bylanes of UP.
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Missing persons: Judicial commission tracks down 40 cases in March
Most of the missing persons were traced to internment centres in Lakki Marwat, Fizagat, Paithm and Kohat.
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Ali Xeeshan Theatre Studio hits Karachi
Xeeshan’s target market is Karachi — he thinks the market is easy, they are sorted and they know what they desire.
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Pakistan Superstar — some hope for upcoming musicians
One of the three finalists will get a chance to record with Universal Music India.
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Foreign exchange reserves exceed $10 billion
Net reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) stand at $5.365 billion.
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Pakistan reaffirms continuing support, facilitation for peace in Afghanistan
Bilateral cooperation in areas of common interest and regular interaction at the office level emphasised and discussed
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Man appeals blasphemy death sentence
Masih's lawyer says circumstances in which incident took place cast "serious doubts" over the prosecution's case.
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Catch an early flight home: West Indies dump Pakistan out of World T20
Pakistan bundled out for 82 runs all-out as West Indies win the quarter-final match by a mammoth 84 runs.
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Street Child World Cup: Pakistan defeat India by 13 goals
Pakistan is slotted in Group Three with Mauritius, Kenya, US and India.
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April Fools' prank: Pak-WI game washed out
A higher net run rate of +1.223 means that West Indies are to go through to the semi-finals.
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Shooting in Karachi : 1 madrassa student killed, another injured
The students had left the Jamia Ahsanul Uloom madrassa and were on their way home.
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No first lady for India as bachelors battle for PM job
Modi, who says he "actually enjoys loneliness", has made a virtue of his de facto single status.
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APML term Musharraf's indictment in treason case 'monumental injustice'
Treason trial conflicts with fundamental principles of international law, right to fair trial, says Chaudhry Kahlon.
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Accident in Hafizabad leaves 6 dead, injures 14 others
Four people died on the spot, two succumbed to their injuries.
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KSE 100-share index rises to historic high
The benchmark index rose by 1.52% or 412.68 points, reaching an all-time high of 27,572.59 points.
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Death anniversary: CM prepares for memorial
Qaim Ali Shah says Zulfikar Ali Bhutto is in hearts of people, they will come in to pay tribute to their leader.
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Grenade attack: One killed, nine injured on Bara Road
Officer claims initial investigation suggests there was a fight between 2 groups in which someone threw hand grenade.
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Capacity building: Malakand police given combat training
Participants trained in tactical drills such as combat without arms, ambush, arrest of terrorists in populated areas.
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Traffic woes: Slip roads at 3 intersections approved
Construction work will be completed through CDA’s own resources.
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PMDC: Seven-member body assumes charge
Committee formed by fed govt to replace executive council of Pakistan Medical and Dental Council.
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Treason case: Last-minute change shocks ex-defence team
Say they managed to save the accused from indictment for four months.
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Enforced disappearance case: UNHCR refuses to allow witness to record statement
AAG Punjab says it has been established that Masood Janjua was killed.
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When April Fools’ Day went all wrong
On a fine morning of Apr 1, about 14 years ago, my grandmother departed from this world.
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Afghanistan mission: US eyes transfer of leftover defence gear to Pakistan
Washington rejects concerns that the move may alter strategic dynamics of the region.
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Cross-border attacks: Upset at demarche, Islamabad dismisses Kabul allegations
Foreign ministry issues statement after Afghanistan summons Pakistan’s senior diplomat.
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National Assembly session: Gen Musharraf’s indictment a ‘defining moment in history’
Govt renews offer to bring Musharraf’s mother back.
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Foreign relations: Tit-for-tat proposed over visa rejections
Senate panel proposes a strict visa policy for countries that frequently deny entry permit to Pakistani lawmakers.
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Musharraf’s lawyer slams PTV for airing false report
State television claimed the court rejected ex-dictator’s plea to travel abroad.
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APNS elects office bearers for 2014-15
Approves executive committee’s report for preceding year and annual accounts of the society.
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Low desk-thumping greets spirited words of a trio
Not many persons sitting in national assembly were keen to discuss 'historic charge-sheeting' of former dictator.
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Details discussed: South Asian labour conference from April 24
Punjab CM Shahbaz Sharif will inaugurate conference, PM Nawaz Sharif will be chief guest at concluding ceremony.
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Retrogressive mindset: Abolition of Council of Islamic Ideology sought
Civil society protests anti-child, anti-women stance of CII.
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Fair representation: Giving minorities their due in the media
Participants discuss ways to counter extremist narratives.
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Preventing allergy: Free treatment drive kicks off
On the first day over 250 patients visited the 13 camp organised by the district health department.
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Dispensing justice: ‘Judges must maintain impartiality’
IHC Chief Justice Muhammad Anwar Khan Kasi has urged additional district and sessions judges to work with integrity.
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Symposium: Diabetics told to get eye checkups regularly
Diabetics more prone to developing retinal diseases, need to have regular check-ups even if their sight was not weak.
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Treason trial: Like Musharraf, commuters not allowed to go anywhere
Roads closure for cavalcade causes massive traffic jams, some stuck for hours.
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Price hike: Action against drug firms likely
The Ministry of NHSRC has taken notice of reports of illegal price hike by pharmaceutical companies.
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Report launch: ‘Legislation to eliminate fear of honour crime victims’
There is lack of awareness about basic rights, says report.
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Book launch: Inspired moments - showcasing a positive image
Photojournalist travels from Cholistan to Rakaposhi.
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In crosshairs: Living here, hard for citizens, harder for journalists
Panellists term ratings race, lack of experience a hurdle in way of quality broadcast.
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With one voice: Sindh Assembly condemns attack on Express News anchor
House also passes resolution against CII’s recommendations on second, child marriage and DNA test.
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Day of surprises at special court
There was not a speck of nervousness on Musharraf’s face, in his stride or demeanour.
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With over 60,000 books, judicial library contains history and evolution of subcontinent’s law
The priceless resources are looked after by a smiling librarian - its ‘spider’.
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Treason charges: Indicted
Pervez Musharraf pleads not guilty to all five charges.

















































