Pakistan

On Friday, militants had attacked a security check post; one official was killed and eight militants injured.

Govt organizations asked to be careful in their activities considering the security situation before elections.

According to BDS official Wasal Khan, the explosives planted in the canister weighed eight kilogrammes.

The tribesmen explained they would have to travel 14 kilometres to vote.

An investigation is currently underway.

The official said the bomb had been planted in order to target police vans patrolling the area.

College building neglected for years by authorities to undergo significant reconstruction.

The charges against them include murder, attempted murder, dacoity, robbery, abduction for ransom and other crimes.

Forest officers have allegedly burnt a big portion of local forest to conceal wood theft worth millions of rupees.

The government launched its anti-measles campaign in Lahore on April 29.

An insider says those submitting documents through friends in the HEC have unfair advantage.

Fire-fighters said the fire engulfed several houses.

On Thursday night, Shareef and his son allegedly shot his daughter dead.

Advocate Afaq Ahmad filed the petition.

They were arrested for violating the election code of conduct.

Dozens of vehicles were seized on Saturday and Sunday and parked at police stations.

Following the arrests, the SP ordered a security alert at the fair.

The DRO summoned Masroor Ahmed Bajaar to discuss the issue of sensitive polling stations.

He was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Director General Dr Rizwan Naseer said over 600 families were affected by road crashes daily in the province.

Around 1,577 litres of liquor, 54kg of hashish and 3kg of heroin were recovered from them, a police spokesman said.

New voters for this year’s poll include at least 117,892 youth between 18 and 25.

Blocked roads, blaring speakers irk commuters, lower business volume in Aabpara; attendees enjoy festive atmosphere.

The officer said the girl’s parents were attending a wedding and the girl was home alone when the incident occurred.

What happened to the Pakistani prisoner in a Jammu Jail must be avoided.

Some parties ignore vast swathes of economic management altogether.

Charitable initiative Mad Jam is backed by some big names from Karachi’s music industry.

The decision comes within days of Pakistani prisoner Sanaullah Haq being beaten up in a Jammu jail.

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Sanaullah Haq's multiple brain capillaries have been damaged due to injuries, doctors reveal.

Ahmadiyya spokesperson says separate voter list based on religion is worst form of discrimination.

I think guns and bullets are always not the answer to terrorism, says PML-N chief.

DIG Malakand says the papers were being transported to constituency NA-34.

Did you know 1,930,500 Pakistanis have set their relationship status as single on Facebook?

For the Pakistani television business to live, most of the news channels must die.

Hard-line religious group’s leader contesting against PML-N candidate in Jhang.

Neither Dr Amjad nor his lawyer appeared before the court.

Say the skill is becoming obsolete in today’s fast-paced world.

Poll says 18 to 35 age group accounts for around 48 per cent of total registered voters.

Area needs a graveyard, clean water and gas.

Wheat will be purchased at procurement centres at Rs1,200 per 40 kg

A first round of the course has been completed in six varsities in twin cities.

Sabra Bano, director of Gender Concerns International, will be heading the team of observers.

President Ghulam Ishaq Khan dismissed Benazir Bhutto’s PPP government and dissolved the National Assembly.

FIA has also broadened the scope of investigations into the case.

Dr Yasmin Raashid relishes prospect of defeating Nawaz Sharif at NA-120.

Says all must obey the law and that is why she appeared before the court.

The decision was taken after complaints from various political parties.

Deceased prosecutor’s son Chaudhry Nisar says his father had no personal animosity.