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Cleared In Five Cases: Alleged sectarian killer acquitted
Muntazir, an alleged terrorist accused of killing dozens of people in sectarian violence, was acquitted in 5 out of 7.
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Brain Power: 4th ZABMUN from November 10 to 13
The conference will bring together nearly 500 students from more than 60 different institutions.
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Medical Trauma: Women more likely to die of diabetes
More than 10 per cent of Pakistanis suffer from diabetes, said the director of Institute of Diabetes at Dow.
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Aiming Higher: Deadline for European scholarship
University of Karachi (KU) organised a seminar on Friday. It was attended by more than 400 students and teachers.
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Unpaid Dues: FESCO suspends supply
Punjab Irrigation department is the biggest defaulter and owes Fesco Rs19.3m.
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Suicide: Man kills himself after wife left him
Umar, hanged himself by a tree in the fields near his house.
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Kidnapped: 2 women abducted while shopping
father approached police to search for the girls and suspected that they had been abducted by their neighbours
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Fatal Fall: Old woman dies after falling from roof
Khursheed woke up to say her Fajr prayers but accidentally slipped and fell.
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Rain Expected: Westerly wave to hit the north
isolated rains and thunderstorms in upper Punjab, upper K-P, Kashmir and G-B during the next 24 hours.
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No Show: Rafique petition dismissed, again
Khan, a PML-Q candidate, who lost the election to Rafique in NA-125 Lahore,
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Petition: Home Dept gets one more chance
a writ petition challenging appointment of Inspector General of Prisons (IGP) Kokab Nadeem Warraich.
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Dengue-Infected: Mothers unlikely to pass virus to child
There is very little risk of dengue virus being transmitted from an infected mother to her newly-born baby
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‘Karachi’, don’t lose hope
The musical where drama, music and boxing meet.
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Stockholm Open: Aisam, Bopanna march into final
Indo-Pak Express posts gutsy win after losing first set.
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Squash: Willstrop, Gaultier to face off in final
Willstrop recovered from early deficits against un-seeded Australian Stewart Boswell.
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Football: Tevez partially off the hook
Carlos Tevez has been cleared of refusing to play against Bayern Munich.
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Golf: Donald off to impressive start
Grabbed a share of the first-round lead in the US tour event at Disney World.
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Football: Tottenham claim narrow victory
Pavlyuchenko was on target as Tottenham edged out Rubin Kazan 1-0 in their Europa League fixture.
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Golf: McIlroy splits with manager
McIlroy has parted company with manager Andrew Chandler.
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Tennis: Radwanska to play in WTA finals
Agnieszka Radwanska secured the last remaining spot in the season-ending WTA Championships.
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Motorcycling: Pedrosa dominates practice session
Spain’s Dani Pedrosa set a commanding pace yesterday as Honda swept the top five positions.
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PFDC Day One sets the fashion wheel in motion
Day one was a mixed bag with some designers showing creativity, while others playing safe.
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A middle ground must be found
Both the US and Pakistan cannot prolong the current contest of who blinks first. A middle ground must be found.
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Pakistan wins temporary UN council seat
Pakistan wins seat by securing exact two-thirds majority along with Morocco and Guatemala.
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US-Pakistan committed to continued partnership
Zardari said that public criticism of Pakistan’s role undermines its common struggle against militancy in the region.
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Khyber-pakhtunkhwa: ‘Top priority given to police welfare’
The force is far more stable and strong than before, says Hoti.
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Delayed treatment: Jobs refused early surgery
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs refused early surgery for the pancreatic cancer that eventually took his life.
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Division: APML supports new provinces
APML has announced its support to all movements demanding creation of new provinces in Pakistan.
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Militancy: Policeman killed in assault
A policeman was killed, while another sustained injures, in an assault by militants in Matta, Swat on Thursday.
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Protest: Doctors’ strike continues in Quetta
PMA and Baloch Doctors Forum said that the strike will continue until culprits are booked.
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Law And Order: Balochistan’s state relatively worse
Malik had lauded the role of the provincial government for overcoming security issues.
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US met Haqqani network: Clinton
US official says ISI arranged Haqqani network meeting that took place in the summer.
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International Super Hockey Series: Greenshirts held by India
Pakistan remain in contention, Australia beat New Zealand to go through to final.
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Cricket: Pakistan let Sri Lanka live another day
Catches spilled as Sangakkara’s century helps his team fight back in first Test.
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Q & A with Clinton: Reconciliation, aid and Blackwater
Clinton says US feels strongly about development, shifting focus from aid to trade with Pakistan.
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SC sets date for NICL case hearing
The Supreme Court fixes October 25 for the hearing of the multi-billion rupee scandal.
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Missing persons' case: SC directs interior ministry to compensate heirs
Court warns interior secretary that he will have to bear the consequences if families are not compensated soon.
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'Pakistan, US should sort differences to prevent devastating consequences'
Krishna says Pakistan, US should sort differences to prevent devastating consequences for other countries.
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Anti-Taliban tribal elder killed in Mohmand Agency
Militants fired rockets and targeted Majan Khan’s house as revenge for his activities against militants in the area.
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Work harder to 'squeeze' Haqqanis, Clinton tells Pakistan
You can’t keep snakes in your back yard and expect them to only bite your neighbours, says Clinton.
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Police arrest militant in Swat raid
The militant was wanted for different crimes and was arrested by Kanju police during a search operation.
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Qaddafi's death: Who pulled the trigger?
Footage of last chaotic moments of Qaddafi's life offer some clues into what happened.
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Assets and liabilities: Over 200 lawmakers face suspension
ECP legally bound to suspend all legislators that failed to file details by October 15.
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Ghq Attack Case: Another accused approaches LHC for trial documents
Petitioner Muhammad Tariq Shafiq was sentenced to seven years in jail in the April 11 verdict.
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Non-payment of dues: NADRA allows passport offices conditional access to database
Passport offices were suspended after a row with the interior ministry.
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Supreme Court: SC asks for details on education tax utilisation
Kamal Asfar counsel for NCHD says federal govt can not abdicate its responsibility to support non-formal education.
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Electricity crisis: Irsa told to inform Wapda about water releases
Wapda has also been asked to inform all concerned in case of any substantial deviation in the indent plan.
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‘Not at Kashmir’s cost’: Political parties create uproar over trade concessions to India
Opposition leader says PML-N has doubts that MFN status will make India change stance on Kashmir.
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Pakistan ‘favourite’ in faceoff over Security Council vote
Kyrgyzstan was a late entrant for the seat that Pakistan thought it had sealed up.
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Holding firm: ‘No bailout for PIA without restructuring’
Defence ministry had requested Rs60 billion in bailouts for the ailing airline.