K-P

A security plan has also been created for the Peshawar district.

Demands regularisation of all ad-hoc doctors in the province.

Tribal elders and politicians demand a “more” transparent set-up.

Flow of goods from across the border continues despite Pak-Afghan Transit Trade Agreement.

Mission Hospital’s deteriorating condition is the result of the administration’s incompetency to maintain it.

At present there were about 437 Hindu families living in Peshawar and four temples across the city.

Family disputes claim two lives; man drowns in Kunhar River.

Over two dozen personnel of elite police deployed at the jail premises.

No casualties were reported from the attacks. Pakistani troops fired in the general direction of their origin.

The police personnel were on routine patrol when they were attacked.

Home department asks Commissioner Malakand division for detailed information.

KPCCI President said power outages have also inflicted a severe blow to the industrial sector across the province.

Blames them for violence, terrorism and rising prices.

Transportation of cattle to Afghanistan banned due to reduced supply of beef, mutton and poultry products in Pakistan

Unidentified assailants attack NGO office in Charsadda.

Counsel informed media that 110 legal heirs of Air Blue crash victims had been compensated with Rs5 million.

Boundary wall and three classrooms destroyed after one out of two bombs exploded.

Asks commissioner Malakand division, other concerned departments for more relevant information.

Architecture, sculptures dating back to 7th-11th century surfaces.

Chief Justice asks NAB to audit amount spent on the project.

Orders guardian judge to ensure father’s visiting rights.

Dozens of youth see medical dump sites as a source of income.

DPO says the tribesmen had assured of peaceful demos.

Over 50 school employees demand payment of salaries, reinstatement.

Opposition parties pullout from attendance, say the conference is too little too late.

Security officials claim to have killed 4 militants in retaliation during clash in Dabori, Upper Orakzai Agency.

PHC hands case to a family court after alleged first husband of woman shows up.

The 3 boys were returning home with the toy when it exploded.

Learns invigilators continue performing duties beyond court mandated two years.

Say they have challenged controversial clauses of the bill in PHC.

Demonstrators in Lakki city cause havoc, attack Pesco, Nadra offices.

Increasing demand for drinks in Ramazan places many at risk of serious ailments.

Meanwhile PML-N, PTI refuse to attend, say all parties conference is no solution to power crisis.

SHO rules out arson, says rescue work delayed due to gas cylinder explosion.

Residents of various villages say their issues are not being addressed despite multiple complaints.

Most people had left the mosque when the bomb blew up. No reports of any injuries or casualties.

Ice factories were supplying majority of the ice to N Waziristan, price shot up from Rs80 to Rs400 per block.

Judge refers matter to family court, orders Mariyam into women's shelter.

A large portion of population remains averse to the vital drops.

Demands PHC conduct DNA tests of her alleged ‘nieces’ to settle the matter.

Asks complainant to sue accused policemen directly if not satisfied with decision.

Criticises ANP leaders for ‘cashing in’ on public sentiment.

Parents suspect that their children were kidnapped by Bara-based militants.

Calls all parties conference and assembly session to address the issue.

Demonstrations held in Hazara division, other areas in K-P.

Out of four, two IEDs partially exploded while the other two did not.

PML-N, PTI and JI are the only parties so far to formulate energy policies.

Doctors, attendants and patients at the Lady Reading Hospital (LRH) are among those suffering from load-shedding.

Police have deployed extra personnel around Peshawar Electric Supply Company (Pesco) installations this month.

No tangible solution for the energy crisis has yet been provided.