Punjab

Two lessees allegedly tortured two other employees after they asked for a raise in their salary.

Health Secretary helps cover up illegal kidney transplant procedure.

Relationship between Faisalabad Central Jail officials and subordinates grow increasingly hostile.

According to the final results, PML-N candidate Sardar Mumtaz Tamman has won the NA-61 polls.

Provincial govt uses outdated identification records to compile information for Watan card distribution.

'Light pollution' has deprived Lahore of starry nights.

Sharif family hearing adjourned until October 25 by LHC.

PPP and PML-N MPAs asked to 'respect one another' if they want to strengthen democracy.

IG Warraich accused of overstepping authority, Punjab government likely to intervene.

Polling begins in NA-61 Chakwal 2 by elections with low turn-out in the morning.

A candidate, appearing in a physical test for Police recruitment, died of heart failure in Faisalabad.

About 150 students accommodated in tents set up in the corridors of hostel buildings due to lack of space.

Intelligence agencies allegedly behind robbery at a journalist's house.

“Once upon a time … in a land not so far, far away … there lived a girl called Miniat­ure Painti­ng”.

PML-N says files containing records against Asif Ali Zardari and relating to Swiss accounts have been misappropriated.

Candidates for SCBA seats battle it out...by hosting dinners and tea parties?

Detainees allegedly abducted from Bagram and handed over to other countries without any reason.

Resolution calling for ban on Indian cartoons was one of the five presented and defeated in the assembly.

Lawyer files petition in LHC agains­t Punjab power manage­ment and supply author­ities.

There are those who lose their lives in blasts, and then there are survivors who become handicapped.

Punjab govt stands to lose more than Rs1.2b if deal granting permanent property rights to 646 shopkeepers goes through

Maternity hospital to offer free care and delivery services to pregnant women in the rural areas.

The art of current affairs; a timeline of recent tragedies that have struck Pakistan.

Civil Lines SP, the Mujahid Squad SP and the Gulshan-i-Ravi DSP and SHO ordered to address the citizens’ complaints.

"1,800 consultants who are the backbone of our government hospitals will be forced to resign", said PMA officials.

Petitions seeking trial of former president, General (retired) Pervez Musharraf adjourned.

Bureaucracy favoured over the elected representatives, says Basra.

Patient Musarrat's life put at risk because of wrongly administered blood.

Cracker blast injures three in the Garhi Shahu area of Lahore.

Shahbaz promises to construct 6,000 modern houses in the flood affected areas of Punjab.

Hindus celebrate the festival of Dussehra in Krishna Temple, police refused to provide extra guards despite concerns.

Rights groups condemn participation of PML-N MPA in event.

Engineers, scientists considering strike to press demand for pay raise.

Late night revelers ruin the peace on Main Boulevard.

Mufti Ghafoor says accused denies burning Quran and he must be believed.

Shortage in teaching staff aside, schools report that teachers never take classes.

Milkmen in Faisalabad village spend 3 days making kheer for everyone.

CDGL cancels licences of 15 stall holders in various bazaars around the city for selling sub-standard commodities.

Inebriated man attacks hotel owner and fires shots in the air after being served a cold meal.

October 27 battle to have a bearing on current judiciary-executive row.

Cabinet division has not yet appointed new chairman and dean of Shaikh Zayed Post Graduate Medical Institute (SZPGMI).

Sunni Ittehad calls for march against increased religious fanaticism, lawlessness and inflation.

CJ Khawaja Sharif orders disciplinary action against lower court judges, one judge retired, one removed, one demoted.

Flood victims block roads and break windows over govt ‘apathy.'

Up to 30 women and 50 men attend separate one-hour classes between 6am and 8am at Sheba park each morning.

Decision held until the findings of an inquiry committee report become available.

EDOs condemn decision, say they should be in charge of units as contractors have no experience.

The LHC administration committee dismisses two civil judges and one additional sessions judge on corruption charges.

Stage performer Qasoor Haideri’s son is to marry two of his first cousins within two days of each other.

Scores of cash, gold ornaments, mobile phones, three cars and 11 motorcycles were stolen in the past two days.