Pakistan

PTA Chairman Farooq Ahmed Awan's appointment was approved by Prime Minister Ashraf.

Veena Malik says the arrest warrant for Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf came as a shock to her.

PTI demands announcement of date for general elections and demands ECP take notice of pre-poll rigging.

Stakeholders respond to court orders calling for arrest of PM Ashraf.

"It cannot be business as usual" with Pakistan, he told reporters on the sidelines of an army function.

As #longmarch, #KSE, PM Ashraf and #tuQ began trending on twitter, local twitterati began to put the pieces together.

The Karachi Stock Exchange fell sharply as reports of the order flashed across news channels.

New agreement allows Pakistanis over 65 to arrive at Wagah border, apply for a single-entry Indian visa.

None of the nine Pakistani players were featured in the opening match of the Hockey India League on Monday.

Injured volunteers shifted to a hospital in Peshawar.

Court claims it was not aware of review petition filed against the Dec 21 order.

Principal accused, CEO of ad agency still at large.

The potential rivalry between the two in 2013 has been hotly anticipated.

The Australian appeared to be heading for an early exit as Ding established a 5-3 lead.

Lionel Messi scored for a ninth successive league game.

Mancini was thrilled by his side’s first league victory at Arsenal since 1975.

The Scot says that he was among the names shortlisted to replaced Lewis Hamilton.

Schoolgirl’s life gradually returns to normal after attack.

Flag meeting overshadowed by Indian army chief’s retaliation threat; both sides blame each other of LoC skirmishes.

AG Kinrani’s office yet to receive federal govt notice declaring state of emergency in the volatile province.

Indian High Commission says that visa on arrival will be available daily at the Attari immigration check post.

Police have registered a case and an investigation is under way.

A human rights activist files petition in the Supreme Court.

Exams for the BCom programmes of advanced accounting (NC) part I and part II will now be held on February 2.

The other suspects managed to escape.

Services, general administration and coordination department made the announcement.

SSP suggests involvement of extortionists in the incident.

Say the move is in line with ground situation; JUI-F does not agree.

Legal fraternity boycotts court proceedings; demands case against Raisani; says governor’s rule ‘not enough’.

Kaira says govt cannot go beyond constitution; Malik says FIA will probe cost of long march.

Though not four or even a million, Qadri did succeed in getting a presentable crowd of around a 100,000.

Zardari summons meeting on Balochistan; may visit province.

From women to children, elderly to students, Dr Qadri-led march was diverse.

Had participants of long march barged into parliament, assemblies, no force would be able to prevent it, says Qadri.

Unidentified bodies found near Faqirnee Gate and Block Hotel, reports police.

Say authorities should not open the site until musicians’ copyrights are ensured.

Speakers criticises the government’s lack of commitment in creating a free media in the tribal belt.

“Choosing a career is the most crucial decision of anyone’s life,” says Almas.

A survey was conducted to identify several illegal constructions of commercial buildings, saysTMA spokesperson.

The authorities sealed the clinic and sent a report to their superiors for further action.

Justice Jamali highlights the importance of spreading awareness about the environment.

Aspect’s of Ahmad Faraz’s poetry will be discussed at an upcoming seminar.

Concerns about the absence of basic necessities dominates discourse.

Poonch River in AJK declared Mahsher National Park.

MQI states that only the people mentioned in a list it provided to the Islamabad Police will be allowed on stage.

Kalim and Hina are from the family of Ustad Qadir Baksh, who worked on the Shah Qillah.

“We will stay here even if it takes a month. Enough is enough. We want change,” was the common mantra among the...

All schools in the twin cities were closed, attendance in offices remained thin as marchers pour in.

“If it had been planted inside, the blast would have completely destroyed the building,” says official.

The police registered a case against the maid but not yet arrested her.