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India offers $5m in aid to Pakistan in 'hour of need'
India on Friday offered $5 million in aid to Pakistan for flood affectees after the country's worst ever floods
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Presidency cancels Independence Day celebrations
President's spokesperson Farhatullah Babar confirmed the cancellation of August 14 celebrations.
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Three policemen killed in Quetta
Three polimen were killed in a firing incident on Sariab road in Quetta on Friday.
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Diseases, looting add to misery of floods
The flood threat at Muzaffargarh was averted on Thursday as the authorities plugged all breaches in the Tuhairy canal.
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Media watch: Floods, fake camps and political crises
Local media focuses on flood relief efforts, fake relief camps and an impending economic crisis.
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Back to the fake degrees issue
An HEC spokesperson said the Election Commission has not taken any action against fake degree holders.
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Cricket Australia approves new format for ODI
Australia is shaking up its one day cricket tournament by splitting innings and naming twelve players on each side.
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Zardari, Gilani agree to call meeting on flood situation
President Zardari and Prime Minister Gilani have decided to call an urgent meeting of Council of Common Interest.
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More than 135,000 sq km area affected by floods: Qureshi
Foreign Minister Qureshi said that Pakistan is in immediate need of $450 to 500 million for the flood affectees.
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Schools report improved grades
The British Council released the results of the O- and A-level examinations to schools in the city on Thursday.