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Screening software: Rashid promises good tidings on YouTube
Urges media not to help in propagating the ideology of anti-state elements.
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Supreme Court declares 238 appointments in EOBI illegal
Apex court says new appointments should be made on the basis of merit and quota system rules.
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Don’t blame the moneybags
The mess we are in is caused by the government, not the private sector.
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Indian navy arrests 12 Pakistani fishermen
All the fishermen were residents of Gharo and belonged to Katiar community.
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$1.5 billion gift: Friendly countries should be thanked, says Dar
Finance minister says the rupee will remain stable at around Rs98.
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Muzaffargarh rape: Detained policemen to appear in court today
Main rape suspect to be presented before the court of the area magistrate.
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Drought in Tharparkar: Sindh govt makes round-the-clock efforts for relief
Claims to have taken several measures to help the affected people.
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Compensation: Sindh govt to reconstruct temple, says Sharjeel
Minister says that any conspiracy designed to create conflict between Hindus and Muslims will be foiled.
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Managing natural resources: MAB Programme website launched
Programme is inter-disciplinary effort of UNESCO directed towards providing opportunity for international cooperation.
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Balochistan Unrest: Strike against BNP-M leader’s killing
BNP will continue its struggle for the rights of Baloch people, says BNP spokesperson.
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Territorial integrity: ‘Pakistan supports unity of Ukraine’
Senator says Ukraine had always supported Pakistan by providing good quality defence equipment.
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Beverage supply deal: PepsiCo partners Cinestar and IMAX
PepsiCo is market leader in Pakistan and has distinction of being one of largest PepsiCo market in the world.
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Flower buds crushed: When helpers are beaten to death
Despite so many cases of violence against domestic help, especially children law fails to give them protection.
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Nabbed: Three arrested for carrying weapons
Separate cases have been registered against them, the police said.
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Compensation: AJK govt offers accident insurance
Govt will pay Rs300,000 per casualty to family of deceased, whereas injured will get Rs 200,000.
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Preparing for summer: KWSB officials survey pumping stations
Ffficials directed to carry out repair and maintenance work of all pumping stations.
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Crime: Man shot, three held
One of the robbers opened fire and fled on a motorcycle.
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Infrastructure: PM says LDA, govt must work closely
PM directs officials to complete feasibility of Ravi Zone Development.
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Murder: Father, 3 sons awarded death penalty
The men were also fined Rs100,000 each.
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Public Health: ‘Diabetes leading causes of blindness’
Principal of PGMI says number of cases of blindness caused by diabetes “alarmingly” high in Pakistan.
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Gwadar-Kashgar corridor: Senators protest against possible route change
Claim under the revised route, Sindh and Punjab cities will benefit from the project.
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Halt: Gaza’s only power plant shuts down
The facility, which supplies some 30% of Gaza’s electricity needs, has been forced to shut down several times.
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Financial solution: ‘Agriculture crucial to economy’
NBP focusing on development through provision of financial services and technical knowhow.
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Libor manipulation: US regulator sues major banks
Libor is used as reference for some $350 trillion worth of financial contracts worldwide.
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Roadside barbers: Main cause of communicable diseases
Use of unsterilised equipment in twin cities is main cause of spreading such diseases including Hepatitis B and C.
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Education reforms: Add modern subjects to madrassa curricula, suggests former CII chief
Masud says madrassa students need to benefit from advances in research methodologies.
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Double murder: Infant still missing as police ‘close in’
Cops claim case will be solved in next few days, no leads on child, victim’s husband released.
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‘Protected area’: Demand for gravel, turning Margallas to rubble
Rise in quarrying, deforestation coincides with significant drop in vegetation cover.
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Untrue to the word: Of policies that say so much yet do little
Education policies and plans show nothing but repeated rhetoric .
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Fall and rise: Soulful retreat away from cares of the world
Tina Sani enlivens the evening with her range.
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Enhanced access: AIOU to establish data centre
This will provide increased access to its students and tutors across the country.
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Culture week: IIUI festival to feature 40-plus countries
The exhibition will reflect the cultural diversity of the Muslim world and other countries.
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FUUAST Islamabad campus: Everything in complete disarray
Despite being principal seat of university, affairs are being run from Karachi.
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Pakistani version of Aam Admi launched
Unfazed, a boisterous Randhawa insists that the “moral appeal” of his party will be enough.
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Plea seeking sharia law referred to high court
The bench directed the IHC to decide the ICA, if and when filed, within three months.
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Communal riots hit Sindh, Balochistan cities
Mob sets fire to Hindu temple; PM Nawaz and Ulema lead chorus of condemnation; government orders inquiry.
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Countering sabotage: TTP won’t object to action against Ahrar, says Ibrahim
Says Taliban want release of women, children and elderly; govt denies holding any non-combatants in custody.
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Performance art: The poet and the stage
Thirteen young writers bask in the spotlight as they share original poems at T2F.
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Thar victims remain hungry amid claims of wheat hoarding by officials
Taj Haider promises long-term welfare for new mothers and their children.
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Bangladesh thrash Afghans in opener
Minnows crash to second lowest score in World T20 competitions .
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Negotiating away the rights of women
CII's proposals go against the basic legal principle of marriage.
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Sri Lanka's Sangakkara to quit T20 after world meet
"Definitely, without a doubt, this is my last World T20," says Sangakkara.
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Pakistani banks in UK
Need to devise a policy for overseas expansion of banks.
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No US visa for Pakistani mangoes
Despite some advancement, Pakistan exporters struggle to enter US market.
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Sartorial Word : Summer lawn — what’s worth the investment
Here’s a look at our top five selections for the lawns that have just released into the market
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Piecing it together at the Satrang Gallery
Gallery marks second anniversary with an exhibit of some of the most creative minds of our time.
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Rahul Gandhi predicts bigger election win than 2009
Congress is fighting a challenging election and we will win the election: Gandhi to Press Trust of India.
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Bangladesh thrash Afghanistan in World T20 opener
Afghanistan 72 all out in 17.1 overs; Bangladesh 78-1 in 12 overs; Bangladesh won by nine wickets.
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The venue for peace talks to be decided soon: Prof Ibrahim
Professor Ibrahim added that the Taliban are investigating Ahrarul Hind.
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Alleged desecration of Holy Quran sparks violence in Larkana
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has taken the notice of the attack on dharmshala.

















































