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Have you heard?: Umair Jaswal goes solo for Coke Studio 6
Rock vocalist says 'There is more to Qayaas than just screams and loud riffs.'
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PPP MNA denied bail in Arshad Pappu murder case
Bail is not a option until after witnesses record their statements, court says.
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Best way to fight war is through dialogue, says Malala
Child activist says she will make education compulsory.
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Additional sessions judge's wife shot by 10-year-old son
Police arrest child. Judge maintains the shooting was an accident.
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‘Similar Goals’: PTI welcomes Jamaat-organised APC
Aim and goal of all political parties was one and the same.
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Meeting in Dubai: Owais Muzaffar named Sindh home minister
Zardari asks Sindh govt to expedite work on delineating of Lyari, Sajawal districts.
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Swapping roles: Foe ready to step into besieged MPs shoes
Sources say his political rival – a PPP Punjab senior leader – is ready to join the ruling party to supplant him.
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Rehman Malik squandered interior ministry’s secret funds
Used SSE to pay hotel bills, dining charges of former interior ministers’ relatives, aides.
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Sharp reaction: Pakistani envoy slams Indian media
The envoy said that military authorities should be left to handle the situation rather than pointing fingers.
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Convoy under attack: IED blast in Bannu kills one, injures nine
The vehicle was badly damaged in the explosion that was detonated through a remote device
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Adoption: Guardians, never parents
What is the status of adoption in the country, and should TV shows promote it?.
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Annual pilgrimage : Pre-Hajj flights to conclude on Wednesday
Over 143,000 Pakistani pilgrims are going for the holy sojourn.
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Another outbreak?: Congo virus threatens lives, warn doctors
4 butchers died after being infected in September, many cases go unreported.
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Foreign support: Afghan Taliban bankrolling our fighters says TTP
Afghan Taliban poviding sanctuary to TTP in their own country.
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Success story?: Police nab suspected murderer
Killer allegedly stabbed a man on Aug 17.
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Gujar Khan rape case: Suspects have confessed, claim police
According to an official the two families may reach an understanding as both belong to poor households.
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Gearing up: Traffic cops got their eyes on you
ITP officers participate in eye-check camp over weekend.
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Another JIT formed to probe Bhatti’s murder
Authorities have again formed a JIT to ascertain facts narrated by the suspect during recent investigations.
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Trip down memory lane: Selling history, one pieces at a time
Couple scavenges for vintage items to sell to collectors.
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Local Robin Hood: Sultana Daku descends on the capital
Play’s primary appeal is borrowing themes from popular culture.
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Prejudicial practices: Cash-strapped CDA sending 30 employees for Hajj
Christian employees claim authority severely discriminates on religious grounds.
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Constant nuisance: In Rawalpindi, encroachers leave zero space for commuters
Police and municipal officials face transfers for action.
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Tackling terrorism: For govt, dialogue is still the first option
In a policy statement, Chaudhry Nisar says a process of negotiations has full support of military leadership .
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Close call: PIA plane lands despite engine fire
Fire erupted in one of the engines of Airbus 310 fifteen minutes after the take-off.
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End of extended term: Gen Kayani will stand down next month
Army chief to retire on Nov 29; says institutions are stronger than individuals and must take precedence.
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World Space Week: Students have out-of-this-world experiences at Space Fair
Suparco's students bring up their science projects, learn from each other about space .
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Green alert: Hoardings crop up, trees go down
KMC officials share conflicting opinions about laws preventing cutting down trees .
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Doing business in Pakistan: learn from sub-national peers
How the country can look within to improve its business environment.
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Political economy: The economy of 100 days
Why governments still set ambitious deadlines.
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Social media: redefining the way we interact
Is technology severing societal bonds?
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Conflicting interests: Moral hazard and cost of doing business in Pakistan
Inducing moral behaviour can lead to a loyal and productive labour force.
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Why and how KSE became the world’s second-best performing market this year
No questions about source of funds, smooth profit repatriation boost investments.
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PIA plane catches fire mid-air in Karachi
The plane has now safely landed at Quaid-e-Azam International Airport.
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Looks we love this week
This week, we have handpicked celebs that dazzled us with their immaculate dress sense.
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Pakistan win IBSF World Team Snooker Championship
The team defeated Iran by 5 frames in Carlow, Ireland.
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Will retire on November 29, Kayani confirms
New Army Chief and the Joint chief of Army Staff likely to be announced tomorrow.
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Moon sighted: Pakistan to celebrate Eid on October 16
Quetta was the first city in which the moon was sighted.
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Queen Elizabeth invites Malala to Buckingham Palace: Report
Queen impressed by Malala’s bravery, inquires about her health.
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Bloody memories: Dead man walking
The 88-year-old war veteran had been declared dead. He has now come back to life.
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Human chain formed to protect Christians during Lahore mass
The human chain was the second such event by an organization called Pakistan For All.
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Tarot card read: The high priestess sits not in judgement
Shevy Saleem is one of Karachi’s popular tarot card readers but she won’t tell you who to marry.
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Kayani lobbying to keep key defence role: WSJ Report
Kayani lobbying to become Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee; could also be made US ambassador.
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Karachi case: Blasphemy accused on judicial remand
Complaint against the 33-year-old factory worker has been filed by his own uncle.
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Bari Imam Complex: Govt apathy deprives devotees of spiritual intimacy
Annual urs of Potohar region’s most revered saint has not been held in five years.
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Students to govt: Enhance dignity, social status of teachers
The participants highlighted the role of teachers in nation-building and society.
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Health risk: Nine held for selling stale meat
The police recovered 400 kilograms of meat.
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Documentary screening: ‘Home’ shows how humans are plundering the planet
The film is a wake-up call before damage to earth becomes irreversible.
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Nagorno-Karabakh issue: Senate panel renews Pakistan’s support for Azerbaijan
Six-member delegation to travel to Baku to monitor Azeri presidential elections.
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Sorry state: Going to PIMS? Good luck finding a bed
Recent donation by US govt makes only slight difference in overcoming shortage.
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Computerising land records: Contract awarded in violation of rules
ICT officials say firm selected without open bidding.

















































