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Power park in Gaddani: Dubai group signs deal for two power plants
Company will also build a jetty; PM praises ‘milestone towards energy self reliance’.
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Katcheri attack probe: The faces of death
Police release sketches of suicide bombers; no significant leads so far.
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Securing the courts: Commercial interests trump security
Police surrender to traders’ demands, only close six alleys leading to district courts.
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Metro bus consultant: Parliamentary panel objects to NESPAK’s selection
PPRA rules were amended to bypass competitive bidding process.
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Doing science: Scientific inquiry triumphs in broken education system
Eighteen-year-old to represent Pakistan in science fair in the US.
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Balochistan issue: Marchers seek recovery of missing persons
Urge government and UN agencies to find political solution to the problem.
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Sector I-15: CDA approves revised layout plan
The plan earmarks over three acres for the construction of flats for low-cadre employees.
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Crime: Robbers strike at house
Robbers strike at a house in the jurisdiction of Banni Police Station and make away with cash and valuables.
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Snake eyes: Two gamblers held
Saddar Wah police apprehends two suspected gamblers and seizes stake money and valuables from their possession.
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Resisting ‘development’: Privatisation of WAPDA unsettles employees
Hundreds of IESCO workers stage protest on Benazir Bhutto Road.
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Murder most foul: Suspect killed, SI injured in attack on police van
Relatives of the dead man stage a protest demo against the killing.
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Peaceful protest: Hospital, medical college employees demand job security
Institutions to face severe crisis due to staff shortage after March 20.
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India sets dates for world’s biggest election
Biggest election in history will see 814 million adults eligible to vote - 100 million more than 2009 elections.
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High-treason case: Musharraf’s lawyers claim receiving ‘beheading’ threats
Request special court to change venue for the trial.
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Dialogue process: Peace talks enter ‘new decisive phase’
Taliban intermediaries seek meeting with prime minister.
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Currency: Rupee strengthens against dollar
The rupee ended higher at 104.39/104.45 against the dollar compared to Tuesday’s close of 104.85/104.90.
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Spectrum auction: Meeting held to review progress
Dar expressed satisfaction over the progress made so far.
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Improving standards: ‘Realise potential of agri products’
Pakistan, despite being an agricultural economy, has only a marginal share in this huge market.
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Wazir Mansion railway station: No trains or passengers but ghost station keeps its employees
Last train to pass through the Wazir Mansion railway station was in November, 2011.
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Afridi’s form raises World T20 hopes
His form is the biggest plus for the team: Misbah.
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Pakistan dispels Afghan apprehensions over Dasu hydel project
Afghanistan eager to provide help, facilitation to realise CASA-1000 project.
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NAPA International Theatre Festival 2014: The Opening Act
After nearly a year of planning, amid fervour and gaiety, the much-awaited festival kicks off.
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Gunned down target killers were involved in attacks on Express Media group offices: Police
DIG West says the involvement of the two target killers belonging to a banned outfit had been confirmed in 17 cases.
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Driven by poverty: Mother kills her two children in Lahore
Father is allegedly a drug addict who did not provide for the family.
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Oscars telecast audience revised up, highest in 14 years
Nielsen ratings data show audience for telecast was 43.7 million, 8 percent higher than last year.
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India bow out of Asia Cup with easy win
Ashwin and Shami finished at the top of the tournament's bowling list with nine wickets each.
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India to kick off world's biggest election on April 7
Voting will be held in nine phases, staggered until May 12.
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Face-to-face meeting: Taliban propose Waziristan rendezvous
Govt negotiating team member confirms invitation, says trip would materialise if ‘progress’ made in talks.
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Polio's last stand on the Afghan-Pakistan border
About 1.3 million oral vaccinations are administered every year to children at the Torkham Gate crossing.
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Attempts will be made to sabotage peace talks: Samiul Haq
There has been no firing going on in the country because of the efforts made by the two committees: Irfan Siddiqi
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Scuffle between attaché, Pak ambassador forces Nawaz to intervene
PM asks commercial attaché, Pak ambassador to return to Pakistan after learning the two are not on talking terms.
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Apex court finds chink in Islamabad police armour
Seeks comprehensive report into court attack from IGP.
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AWOL: Senate panel to issue show cause notice to top bureaucrat
Members agree to re-bid Neelum-Jhelum transmission line project.
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Katcheri attack aftermath: Survivors recount the day
Post-mortem report says Judge Rafaqat Awan was shot from a distance of two feet.
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Cushioning reserves: Lenders link loans to increase in gas prices
Govt unable to decide admissible level of gas losses finds itself in spot of trouble.
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Jamrud assault: Gunmen ambush NATO trucks, kill two drivers
Convoy of containers was on its way to Torkham from Peshawar when militants opened fire.
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Adapting to the changing world: New foreign, defence policies ‘within weeks’
PM adviser underscores need for integrated policies.
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Online land records: Patwaris not going anywhere
IT ministry misses two deadlines to complete computerization, ICT mulls doing it internally.
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For French buyers: Envoy puts a face to Pakistani products
Says fabric, furniture, fish, rice, mango products have a huge market in France.
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Clueless cops: Police grasping at straws
No breakthrough in investigation yet; three committees formed.
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Shopping blues: Park your car if you can
CDA considers abolishing mandatory law for providing parking in commercial plazas.
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Dangerous to include serving army official in peace talks: Khursheed Shah
Yesterday, govt committee suggested that Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif induct senior army officials into the committee.
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Malala nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Nobel Institute announces record of 278 candidates nominated for the prize.
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Rs2.4m bail paid for release of Ranger's man who killed Zeeshan
If the court accepts bail, the Rangers' officer will be released today.
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Policy statement: ‘Govt should stop appeasing terrorists’
Wattoo said the TTP’s ceasefire was a result of army’s preemptive strikes on terrorists’ hideouts.
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Law and order: Man shot, injured
Homeopathic doctor lodges report that he was at his clinic when man identified as Imran opened fire at him.
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Poor performance: Pakistan Railways employees get tough love from minister
Saad Rafique blames depart failures on employees, previous govt.
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Addiction rising: Pakistani youth, high going on higher
Drug use in Pakistan 2013 survey reveals use, dependency increasing rapidly.
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Police release sketches of Islamabad court attackers
Police disciplinary report says 50 officers were present at time of attack but no one was on security duty.
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In death, Shabbir may get justice which eluded him in life
Man accused of ruining his career handcuffed.

















































