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Factory explosion in Gujranwala kills 2
Two people were killed and 12 others were injured in a blast at a scrap factory in Gujranwala.
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Trouble revisits Manchar
Water level in Manchar rises once again, UN reports 100,000 more displaced by burst in Manchar.
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Pakistan floods hit militant fight: Holbrooke
Holbrooke says Pakistan's fight against militants constrained by the need to deploy troops for flood relief.
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PhD students cannot find willing mentors
Supervisors tell students they will have to stop teaching them unless the HEC budget crisis is resolved.
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Pakistan, India may hold talks at UN
Foreign ministers of Pakistan and India likely to hold talks on the sidelines of UN General Assembly session.
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Rs5.5b secret funding to intelligence outfit
Musharraf had released Rs5.5b to the premier intelligence agency out of funds allocated to the finance ministry.
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Policemen refuse to vacate flats
92 officials of Islamabad Police refuse to vacate illegally occupied residential flats.
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LHC issues notice to file high treason case against Musharraf
Ghazi says Musharraf violated his oath as army officer by abrogating the constitution and dismissing an elected govt.
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Petrol supplies to normalise in 48 hours: PSO MD
Petrol supplies in the country will normalise in 48 hours, as fresh supplies from oil refineries will reach the cities
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CDA looks into parliament lodges irregularities
Funds have been frozen in the renovation project of parliament lodges after irregularities came to surface recently.
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72 universities to go on strike
Faculty members of 72 public sector universities decide to go on strike against suspension of funds to HEC.
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Afghan refugees in Pakistan to get new registration cards
UN refugee agency launches project to issue new registration cards to 1.7 million Afghans residing in Pakistan.
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PPP accuses PML-N of supporting JuD
Wahab accuses Punjab govt of ignoring banned outfit JuD's regrouping and helping the organisation reestablish itself.
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Friday deadline for government
SC gives govt ultimatum, sets Sept 24 as deadline for re-opening of Swiss cases after reprimanding law secretary.
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‘Pakistan ahead of India in releasing prisoners’
Foreign Office tells senate that approximately 920 Pakistanis are jailed in India.
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PCB ignored warning signs, claims minister
Jakharani claims he had raised the issue of a relationship between players and bookies with the PCB.
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Over 10,000 schools damaged: Unesco
The number of flood-damaged schools has reached 9,698 including additional schools in Gilgit-Baltistan and Sindh.
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Pakistan needs billions to regain balance: Qureshi
FM says Pakistan has suffered a gigantic loss due to the scourge of terrorism and unprecedented flooding.
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Former SC judge tipped to become NAB chief?
Govt likely to appoint Justice (retd) Sardar Muhammad Raza Khan as new chief for NAB.
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I will sacrifice govt for democracy: Gilani
Gilani says he is ready to sacrifice his govt on the altar of democracy provided the system stays intact.
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18 die as school van plunges into river
Bus carrying over 35 children falls into River Jhelum, 7 rescued and 18 bodies recovered.
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Unesco to visit heritage sites
UN team expected to visit Pakistan to inspect archaeological sites in Sindh for possible damage following the floods.
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SC throws down the gauntlet
Court has Brig Imtiaz,Khawaja arrested; gives govt 3 days to reopen Swiss cases, and NAB 10 to appoint new chairman.
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'Fair elections not possible without military presence'
The ANP chief appealed to the CJ to investigate the decision of the EC which he said was biased and political.
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Food threat looms for Pakistan's child flood victims: UN
UN aid agencies warn of a looming threat of child malnutrition as assistance has not reached all those who need it.
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Media watch: The politics of mergers
Different media organisations and personnel see the unification of the PML-Q and the PML-F in different light.
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Former PSM chairman indicted in corruption scandal
Federal Anti-Corruption Court charges Moin Aftab and others accused with embezzling Rs22b.
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Awan urges PML-N to initiate case against Musharraf
Awan said the PPP will support the PML-N if they initiate a case against Musharraf.
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Target killings jolt already jittery Karachi
Death toll from Karachi target killings rises to 18 as the city is hit by violent protests.
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UN refreshes aid to Pakistan
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights mounts fresh airlift for shelter materials for reaching flood affected people.
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Sehwan still under threat
Sehwan and Bhan Saeedabad still under threat as water level in Manchar lake shoots up.
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Viral infections on the rise in the capital
Number of children suffering from viral infections like influenza, conjunctivitis and bronchitis rise.
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Jobless man kills self outside PM’s house
Unemployed father of four and flood survivor Akram set himself on fire outside PM's house.
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UK activist pledges support for the flood affected
UK media practitioner and human-rights activist pledges support for flood victims.
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Senate pays rich tribute to Thahim, Dr Farooq
Senate adjourns 64th session after paying rich tribute to late Sindh Minister for local government.
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LHC strikes down suspension of trains
LHC orders immediate restoration of six trains that had been suspended in June.
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Children in Upper Swat left at risk
23,000 children from Upper Swat will be deprived of the vaccination because of the fragile condition of roads.
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PAC accuses spy agencies of negligence
PAC accuses intelligence agencies harassing journalists and spying on politicians instead of performing their duties.
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NA condemns Indian brutalities on Kashmiris
NA asks the government to extend support to Kashmiris and urges UN to ensure implementation of its resolutions.
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Nawaz promises ‘follow through’
PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif said he wants a change but only through the electoral process.
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Several high-profile people may lose jobs: CJ
Chief Justice of Pakistan expresses dissatisfaction over the performance of customs officials.
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Constitutional hindrance to legal proceedings
ECP waiting for SC directive to put on trial about 20 legislatures for degree fraud.
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2 ‘Afghans’ prove Pakistani citizenship
Men suspected of being Afghan nationals ask judge to quash proceedings as they prove their Pakistani citizenship.
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Only 4% of Canadians have contributed to flood relief: MP
Visiting Member of Parliament, Jim Karygiannis appeals to Canadian government and international community to do more.
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Orders to treat missing businessman’s wife
Mrs Paracha had received a letter stating that her husband was detained at Bagram prison, Afghanistan.
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Thousands of cattle smuggled daily
Illicit transport of livestock and cattle across Pakistan’s borders continues unabated.
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Campaign against child trafficking launched
The Body Shop launches 'Stop The Trafficking of Children & Young People' campaign today.
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'Target killings, a conspiracy to malign MQM'
Sattar alleges target killings after Imran Farooq's murder aim to portray MQM as perpetrators of violence.
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'Moral' search engines squeeze out sin
New Internet search engines created by Christian, Jewish or Muslim entities present a different web for their users.
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Media watch: Democracy and change
There is a lot of talk going on about change, and one of the changes under contention is democracy
















































