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Lawyers to lawmakers: Supreme Court Bar wants no changes to blasphemy laws
Unanimous resolution warns government against pardoning Aasia Bibi; Asma Jahangir slams judiciary’s ‘interference’.
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Aashiyana housing scheme: Shahbaz inaugurates link road project
70,000 forms distributed; 6,000 houses to be built in the 1st phase.
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Is plastic perfection beautiful?
Cosmetic surgery is taking off in a big way.
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A peaceful Ashura passes
The processions taken out on Youm-e-Ashur, the 10th of Muharram were uneventful save a few minor skirmishes.
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Online forms stall admission process
8th and 9th graders may miss deadlines due to BISE website glitches.
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Gas shortage: Court direction to government sought
The petitioner said that the industry was facing a severe gas shortage.
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Training wheels: School van collides with oncoming Pakistan Express
Van driver says he could not see the train through the morning fog.
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Train collides into school van, 12 children injured
Pakistan Express was travelling from Faisalabad to Khanewal when the accident occurred.
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Surplus wheat: World Food Programme to buy a portion
The Punjab govt will provide 60,000 metric tons of wheat to the WFP at $276 per metric ton.
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Family accuses police of keeping man in illegal custody
The family of a missing man has alleged that an assistant superintendent of police is keeping him in illegal custody.
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Pharmacists charged with manslaughter
Two pharmacists in Gujranwala have been charged with criminal neglect which led to a woman’s death.
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Pakistan Bar Council: Voters offered up to Rs5 million
Votes for the PBC election are selling for around Rs2 million each, according to candidates and bar council members.
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Muharram traditions: City’s oldest procession stays true to its routes
The first Ashura procession in Lahore is believed to date back to the early 19th century.
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Muharram traditions: ‘Loving white angel’ to lead for third straight year
The horses used for Lahore’s biggest Muharram procession are kept at Nawab Palace.
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Ashura security: Main roads blocked
All main roads and arteries leading to the route of Ashura processions blocked with barricades and barbed wires.
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Muharram processions underway amid tight security
Thousands of Rangers and police personnel deployed across the country to prevent any untoward incident.
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A toddler’s tragic tale: Abducted, raped, killed
Two-and-a-half-year-old Samawia, was abducted and later killed in the Gurjakh Police precincts.
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Seventh grader killed
Young boy dies after he was administered a penicillin injection.
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Faux funding: Flood victims say Watan Card accounts are empty
Flood victims say they approached the Nadra office for cards but initiallly had been turned away.
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Muharram traditions: The zuljinnah’s caretakers — a devoted family’s labour of love
The tradition began with Naqvi's grandfather Syed Ahmad Naqvi.
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Sustainable Development: Getting to know the environment better
One-month awareness workshop at Kinnaird College for Women concludes.
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Task forces: Punjab government given 3 weeks to file a reply
Petitioner contends that huge expenditures were being spent on maintenance of the offices.
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Recovery suit: Ijaz Butt, Wasim Bari issued notices
Lawyer says the PCB has not paid him for representing the council.
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Pillion riding banned for two days
Pillion riding has been banned for two days while helicopters begin monitoring sensitive locations.
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An uphill task for Lahore Transport Company
Only 31 CNG buses have been imported since its inception in 2009.
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Gas closure: Shahbaz vows to stand up for Punjab’s industries
Says he will join industrialists in their protests for legitimate demands, denies threatening anybody.
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Gas loadshedding a conspiracy against Punjab: Shahbaz Sharif
CM Punjab says loadshedding affecting industries across the province, raising unemployment.
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Permission: Court allows students to sit exams
Court suspends notification in which private school science students of Grade 9 were not allowed to appear for exams.
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Tarbela Dam: Five firms shortlisted for sediment study
Project being funded by the World Bank through Water Sector Capacity Building and Advisory Services Project (WCAP).
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New hospital: Sanaullah inspects construction work on General Hospital
Construction has begun on a 50-bed General Hospital at Samanabad.
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‘4,000 enrolled under education initiative’
Poor households being persuaded to send their children to school.
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Muharram traditions: Katri Bawa proud of its nauha khawans
Muharram 4 and 24 are marked by residents for reciting new nauhas.
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‘For cricketing glory look to girls’
A cricket match between student teams organised at Garrison Academy.
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Selling dog meat: Butchers ‘branching out’ of their market
Dog and donkey meat being sold to hotels and vendors in Okara.
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Buddhist caves: LHC halts construction near heritage site
LHC Rawalpindi Bench puts on halt construction of a picnic spot near a heritage site in the Margalla Hills.
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20 family members afflicted with cancer
5 members of the Masood family died of cancer in the last three months.
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Irregularities at BZU: Summary of charges against VC sent to governor
Colleagues accuse vice chancellor of corruption.
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Steel mills fined for using tyres as fuel
Several plants have turned to alternative energy sources amidst Sui gas load shedding.
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Chief justice fumes at court smokers
Four-year-old smoking ban routinely flouted at city’s courts.
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Sub-judice matter: Court tells teachers not to hold any more protests
LHC directs Punjab govt not to take any disciplinary action against college teachers.
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Two member bench formed to investigate police torture of students
New bench to be headed by LHC CJ, it will also hear petition challenging formation of board of governors.
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Punjab CM takes notice: Rs30m corruption at Nawaz Sharif hospital
Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif constituted the committee to probe the matter,
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Rabies patient brought to Lahore for treatment
Doctors say Tauseef’s disease has progressed too far.
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Students’ protest: ‘Prosecute policemen for beating teachers’
Education secretary summoned for today’s hearing.
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Men of ‘honour’: Cousins ‘killed for fleeing forced marriage’
Two young women murdered in the name of ‘honour’ while they were returning home from the Multan district jail.
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Learning to write winning research proposals
Workshop held to help researchers get foreign grants.
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Lawyers vow daily protests
Hurmat-i-Rasool Committee of High Court bar says all city’s lawyers back blasphemy laws.
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Muharram preparations: Punjab deploys Rangers for added security
Punjab Rangers deployed overnight to provide added security up till Muharram 10.
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College autonomy: Shahbaz resisting party pressure to relent
Chief minister dismisses concerns that move will hurt PML-Nawaz in the polls.
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Torture of students: LHC CJ orders registration of cases against police
CJ summons education secretary to explain fee hike while students and teachers continue protests.