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The company has over 2200 full-time employees from 98 countries

He was awarded death sentence by a military court

Former information minister says he will never apologise to Chaudhry Nisar or strike a deal with him

We all want a bogeyman to blame all our problems on; India and Pakistan conveniently have each other

Sergeant Ali Javed makes history by becoming first Muslim American to join NYPD ESU

Says cricketing ties with the neighbouring country were not likely to resume anytime soon

Quetta City, featuring three players from the community, enter semis

Advocate Malik Saleem Latif was leader of Ahmadi community in the Punjab city; LeJ claims attack

Young students honoured 10 girls and boys who won art and writing competitions

British Deputy High Commissioner Richard Crowder made the announcement at an event on Wednesday

Principal of Khubab College Haripur Miss Rashida Mir gave away trophies and cash prizes to the winners

Amir Fayyaz said the government owed Rs30 billion to the textile industry

The Embassy of Nepal in collaboration with PNCA organizes Nepal Musical Evening 2017

he bank declared Rs1.88 billion after-tax profit for the year ended December 31, 2016

Govt had launched NDRP to discharge debt liabilities

A 12-member panel, headed by Adviser to PM on NHLH Irfan Siddiqui, was constituted by PM

AGPL will hold an inauguration ceremony for its new state-of-the-art oil storage terminal

Italian minister sees huge potential for increase in bilateral trade

Brokerage houses, banks broadly welcome the modified funding system.

SSP Islamabad was addressing an `Open Kutchery’ of Conciliatory Committees of Saddar Zone

PTI stages rally in capital over mayor’s failure to resolve matter

Chaudhry held an emergency press conference along with Islamabad Metropolitan Corporation

Habib Munawar was travelling down Tipu Road on his motorbike when he was entangled by the string

Lawmakers unite on making education for girls a political priority

Both chambers have agreed to work towards increasing direct connectivity and business linkages

Justice Mughal was first appointed as a High Court judge in 2002

Medics claim surgery was delayed due to unstable condition

Varsity told to pay the utility due rent, complete construction of new campus

Short films portray effect of tax laws on women’s economic, social and political lives

Interior minister seeks proposals from NADRA chief to resolve POC issue

Local people discovered the seven-metre python bloated and slithering awkwardly in the village of Salubiro

'We have to make sure (CPEC) doesn't become a Trojan Horse and start hurting existing industry'

Considering the gravity of the situation there is a need to upgrade its weather monitoring system on a war-footing

The court sentenced him to death after hearing the arguments

The management of Telenor Microfinance Bank remains the same

He urged the chief justice of the Peshawar High Court to take action

The inquiry officer recommended to register a case against the accused police officials

SC orders authorities to allow only approved, specially made Qingqi rickshaws

PM decides against appointing commission chief to avoid drawing opposition’s ire

Pakistan auto part makers have met with their Thai counterparts to discuss the planned free trade agreement

SC justice credited with streamlining civil service structure

PTI chief says this time around Pakistanis cannot be fooled by this politics of muk muka

Earnings per share were reported at Rs4.96, improving by 4.8%

42 Christians were accused of lynching two men after twin suicide blasts targeted a Sunday Mass in March 2015

IPHRC gets ‘first-hand’ account of ongoing tensions between Pakistan, India

Seeks 30% quota in scholarships for Afghan girls

Spokesperson says since Ordinance XX imposition in 1984, so far 250 Ahmadis have been killed

Shift from conventional warfare has brought special forces to the forefront: Admiral Zakaullah

Commission cannot be influenced as it is headed by an honourable judge, says finance minister

Military’s chief spokesman says the ex-envoy’s article has vindicated institutions’ long-held stance