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Additional checkpoints placed around US consulate to keep mobs at a safe distance.

Court had nominated three district and sessions judges for the post.

End-of-year deadline for Afghan repatriation not extended.

Militants clash with police during kidnapping attempt on Kohat Road.

Energy crisis, law and order and operation in tribal areas to be debated today.

Pilgrims were brought from the Haji camp via special buses to the airport four hours prior to the flight.

Another deadly blast claims nine lives, injures another 32.

A passenger bus was also damaged in the blast.

Official said that there were no casualties.

Interior ministry fails to convince court about legal status of deployment outside Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.

Thousands attending JI youth wing rally attempt to reach US Consulate.

Doctors to provide health services to women and children at home.

CJ tells defence officials to directly contact field commanders, reply within 24 hours.

Couple says they will not accept results if tests are conducted in Pakistan.

DRO Bannu Sajid Nawaz managed to escape, but his driver and guard are still missing.

During the last hearing, the court had directed NAB to collect all revenue records of the tunnel.

Protest organised by JI's Shabab-e-Milli, Islami Jamiat Talaba and MWM. 1,000 police personnel were deployed.

Official says the commission is satisfied with efforts of provincial government.

Judge disposes of her parent’s application; girl accuses them of forcibly marrying her off.

A man belonging to an unknown militant group claimed responsibility for the explosion.

Tank caught fire in the early hours of Monday night due to an electric short circuit.

All five were rescued from the rubble by locals.

The school was only constructed 18 months ago.

K-P Health Department had decided to convert six civil dispensaries into primary health care centres.

PHCBA members demanded deportation of US citizens from the country.

DPC will hold the march against the blasphemous movie and an impending military operation in North Waziristan.

A meeting was held between Afghan and Pakistani government officials to resolve problems faced by Afghan refugees.

The government announced that all educational institutions, both public and private, would be closed for three days.

Pakistan has quietly told US to avoid public statements on planned operation against Haqqanis.

Three women among 16 killed; TTP claims responsibility for the attack.

Books for civics, Islamiat and English are still unavailable in the market.

During the treatment, patients are given vocational training so that they can earn money after being discharged.

With categories in arms production, dealership changed, quotas remain the same.

Corruption in public works and broken machinery add to increasing dumps.

Religious parties, minority groups, civil society in Peshawar continue demonstrations.

Professor Ajmal Khan remains missing; driver Mohibullah tight-lipped.

The body was taken to the Billitang police station where the bomber was identified as Taj Muhammad.

Political Agent Shahidullah Khan confirmed that the repatriation would take place from September 24 to 26.

The matter has not been discussed in party meetings so far, says ANP Central Information Secretary.

Afghan commissioner later apologised for the misbehavior of Afghan personnel; the border was reopened.

Jehangir was arrested by Shah Qabool police on August 29 on suspicion of murder.

People continue to work in the increasingly precarious business of selling women’s clothing in Landikotal.

Militants planted the explosive at the boundary wall of the school.

AWKUM students in Charsadda protest after transferred to the newly-established BKU.

Rabia, one of the accused, had filed an application alleging that brothel was being run by Aslam and his wife Shabana.

The court adjourned the case for September 17, requesting Rehman to produce evidence to prove his marriage to Maryam.

JI leader Raj Muhammad among those wounded.

2,000 posts for doctors have yet to be filled and a sense of deprivation among doctors prevails.

Elections will kick off from September 25 in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.

Threaten city-wide strike if old fruit and vegetable market is not reopened.