K-P

Over 39 jail warders and head warders were removed from service during the last six months on disciplinary grounds.

The protesters criticised the government and WAPDA for inaction.

Court was assured that prices will be reduced voluntarily in Ramazan.

Note attached on body accused victim of spying against Taliban commanders.

According to tribesmen, the militants belonged to the Saifur group of TTP.

Charges for echocardiography will be reduced from Rs450 to Rs250, exercise tolerance test (ETT) from Rs550 to Rs500.

The case has been adjourned till February 27.

HECLU says it has been bereaved of its right to represent WAPDA employees.

Says they will not budge unless demands are met.

More than 20 schools have been destroyed in Shabqadar tehsil, Charsadda, which borders Mohmand Agency.

Late minister’s son asks for two days to recover kidnapped businessman.

Says strategy should be devised whereby no information is divulged.

Thousands of patients deprived of medical attention at three major hospitals.

Cheques of Rs3 million were given to each family of the 21 slain personnel.

Plans to ask the political administration to widen scope of peace talks.

The website and alumni association will enable contact among students and their families.

Gives government 20 days to pay up.

Afghan 'spy' accused of collaborating on US drone strikes that killed Mullah Nazir.

Tribesmen were from Bara but were living in Badaber, were sleeping when they were shot.

Commissioner requests development authority to provide heavy machinery to demolish encroachments.

No casualties reported, police say students were in their classes.

Former head of militia says committee no longer active and several of its members have been killed in the past.

Special Education Complex provides free academic and vocational training.

Court summons K-P IG of police and deputy inspector general motorway police, asking them to provide CCTV footage.

Warns of outlawing presence of armed forces in tribal areas.

Bench asks election commission officials to send summary to president.

Rakbir Singh was returning home from his shop when armed men nabbed him.

Doctors announce province-wide protests.

His 25th death anniversary was commemorated on Sunday in Peshawar.

The epidemic has claimed lives of more than 20 children in the agency.

Tribal elders says in past 10 years, hundreds of thousands of tribesmen have lost their lives.

The victims or perpetrators of violence may be men, but women are the main stake-holders.

Threaten to hold protests in educational institutes nationwide a week from now.

Control rooms have been set up in all tehsils to monitor security arrangements.

44 workers who conducted the previous polio campaigns, were also deprived of salaries.

PHC chief justice asks officials to personally appear before the court to respond to queries.

For the first time in years, the valley’s residents attend a political rally.

At grand jirga political agent promises compensation for heirs of victims.

Counsel claims that his client has been forced to retire at the age of 55 in violation of the Levies Act 1950.

Many residents move out of the area, complain of excessive power cuts.

The demonstrators swirled to the beat of drums to lodge protest.

“If you people do not care about decorum of the house, then I will adjourn this session,” warned Speaker Chagarmati.

The Pakistani govt extended the validity of PoR cards issued to Afghan refugees till June 30.

The PA agreed to provide compensation of Rs0.7 million to each family of the deceased tribesmen.

Says it will keep extending invitations to all major parties until they agree.

Students awarded degrees in bachelor, master and postgraduate degrees.

SHO says the two suspects were arrested from the same house as a wanted criminal.

Senate passes unanimous resolution recommending government nominate slain ANP leader for prize.

Shah says that the explosion occurred in a crowded place by the side of the road, fortunately no one was harmed.

The resolution is expected to improve the condition of female healthcare in K-P.