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Punjab abolishes old market committees
Provincial government plans to reduce market fee to facilitate stakeholders
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French doctor still treating patients at 98
The average retirement age for doctors in France is 67, but Chenay does not see himself stopping
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73-year-old Indian woman gives birth to twins
Girls were born following an IVF treatment and delivered by cesarean section
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Work until 63? Retirement age may be about to rise
Move comes following a letter from the prime minister
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Old actors, new worries
As the spat between Firdous Jamal and Mahira Khan continues
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Old enmity claims life in Khanewal
In a separate incident, motorcyclist dies in road accident
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Police adopt policy of out with the old
CM and IGP have ordered replacement of aging and ailing SHOs
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12-year-old dies in crossfire between police and suspected drug peddlers in Karachi
Two cases registered against accused for murder, injuring three others
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Old city streets to be adorned with art installations
Two-day event brings together architects, artists, craftspeople, designers
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Lost and usually found at humanity's biggest gathering in India
A dusty maze of tents the size of Manhattan thronging with millions from January until March
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