Pakistan

The state of emergency in the restive province is set to expire on March 14, unless it gains parliamentary approval.

Notice taken on a story regarding the LNG import.

Urges Muslim Ulema to promote inter-faith harmony.

PPP’s adverse reaction to opposition party’s nominations put consultation possibility in doubt.

Laptop schemes, small dams, and sympathy votes might still reel in voters.

The double cabin pick-up was destroyed due to the impact of the explosion.

Residents of G-7 sector said that it was the fundamental right of every citizen to have access to clean drinking water

Mock trial followed US justice system.

"Information technology should be effectively used for advocating consumer protection laws," says kundwal.

"People involved in terrorism in Balochistan do not want a prosperous Pakistan," says Achakzai.

Ayesha Siddiqui’s paintings are symbolic and open to interpretation.

Daytime staff cannot handle patient load; some OPDs only active in the daytime.

Civic agency asks firm to adopt latest techniques to avoid any mishap.

Lahore incident renews sentiment among minorities that they are second-class citizens.

Police registered a case and but have not yet traced the man.

35 percent work on the project has been completed.

The green valley with its bright mustard flowers, provided the backdrop for the festivity.

The commission members comprise two from four provinces and one member each from GB, AJK, FATA, ICT and minorities.

Statement issued by court referred to media reports and noted that Police had not taken action against the attackers.

Victims of the Joseph Town assault say that tradesmen in the area are real perpetrators of the incident.

Rallies staged in major towns and cities; in Lahore and Karachi protesters turn violent.

Ceremony starts with a 30 minute delay as roads leading to the venue were blocked by protesters.

The LDA and the Communication and Works Department has been assigned the task of rebuilding.

With the birth of three cubs, the zoo now has 11 lions.

Dr Abbasi said that milk produced in Pakistan worth Rs150,000 trillion annually.

Visitors on the opening day appreciate the work on display.

Insist that in all three cases reported, victims were released.

Apparel designers cite multiple reasons for not taking businesses online.

We watch silently, motionlessly as the blasphemy issue gets more and more out of hand.

IG Punjab and Advocate General Punjab summoned to Supreme Court tomorrow.

Rangers, police try to disperse protesters with aerial firing and tear gas.

Police say Masih and Imran were drunk when had an argument over a discussion.

President Zardari, Shahbaz Sharif both pledge Rs0.5 million each for the victims.

Pakistan Ulema Council chief says Islam guarantees protection of life and property of non-Muslims.

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An additional district and sessions judge has sentenced four people to life imprisonment for dealing drugs.

Italy polls left the country in a political deadlock, with no party or coalition able to form a government on its own.

One Nigerian died on vessel last year due to lack of medication.

Maulana Fazlur Rehman asked the government on Saturday to give the go-ahead for peace talks with the Taliban.

A man shot dead his father in Barkhan over a domestic dispute and fled after committing the murder.

Women parliamentarians have a great opportunity to protect the rights of women from the parliamentary forum.

PPP-led government was fully aware to its responsibility and facilitating people in the country, says Shazia Marri.

Protests held in several cities, MQM leader Raza Haroon urges CJ to take suo motu notice.

MPA accuses Punjab government of protecting extremists.

Police also file criminal case against hundreds of unidentified people.

Despite police action, many residents were seen celebrating the festival.

Blame an Afghan gang; police claim no burglaries in last week.

The children, from various missionary schools in the city, expressed solidarity for the people who lost their homes.

Want emphasis on girls’ education, improved facilities.

For decades stone crushing has continued in area; enforcement of rules still an issue.