Pakistan

The Cervical Cancer Free Coalition launched the crisis card on Friday.

all formations of the authority would remain on high alert during the elections

Observers put Pakistan at par with developed democracies; lament pre-poll violence, women’s disenfranchisement.

According to the meteorological department’s forecast, the city will be facing hot and dry weather.

Students sitting for papers at Defence Girls’ College claim there were no fans to keep them cool .

Minister urged the media to play its role to convince the people at large to exercise their right to vote.

A shopkeeper was shot and injured on Friday apparently by supporters of a candidate

MWM candidates are expected to cause an upset by putting a dent into the vote bank of various contenders.

Javed Hashmi says demand for postponing the election in the constituency justified.

The Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO) has made special arrangements for election day

Polls postponed due to security concerns in Kurram, death of a candidate in Muzaffargarh.

Sheikh Rashid, Shakeel Awan in close contest; infighting among PML-N may cost seat.

6,500 police personnel deputed to keep watch in the capital’s two constituencies.

Illegal automobile workshops continue to cause noise pollution and traffic jams

The family of a slain PPP jiyala is abandoned and suffering.

Agencies say the targets include party leaders, ECP staff and foreign observers.

They say TTP is breathing down their necks in Karachi and if they lose, they’ll flee.

The dominant sentiment seems to be one of exercising their right to vote.

The petitioner submitted that her family was not happy with the marriage and were harassing her husband and his family

A medical store owner, Namo Mal was recently deprived of Rs50,000 cash and a gold chain.

The injured were shifted to the Naudero rural health care centre while police are investigating the matter.

The people in the vehicle managed to flee after a brief exchange of fire.

An owner of a bakery shop was gunned down after refusing extortionists’ demand for money.

Sindh Police have deployed 84,000 officials and personnel for security purposes on election day.

Lals Patisserie is offering a free sorbet to those who show an inked thumb at the counter.

A pro-government militia volunteer was killed on Friday

Afghan refugees will also be barred from entering Peshawar.

Influx of displaced persons to the city likely to aide mainstream parties.

An in-depth look at all the NA candidates for K-P.

Musicians, models and designers are ready to ink their thumbs today.

ACS is yet to get basic facilities, unlike the Dharamsala stadium that was raised to international standard years ago.

Met department predicts rain and thunderstorm in isolated areas of Balochistan and Sindh.

The president of the women’s wing talks about her goals, her party’s chances, and the role of women within the...

Bilawal denied permission to cast vote by postal ballot, party denies he will visit polling station to cast vote.

The website blocked since 2011 has now been made accessible.

The decision to suspend cellular services in Sindh taken back.

Despite not being able to vote, the Pakistani community abroad is fervently monitoring developments.

The Indian government cannot provide security to the visitors, says Indian Deputy High Commissioner.

PTI has shifted political discourse, forcing more of a focus on young people: Analyst

US experts see election front-runner Nawaz Sharif as a pragmatist rather than ideologue.

The political landscape has long been dominated by the PML-N and the PPP - is that about to change?

In an exclusive interview NADRA Chairman Tariq Malik explains why minority votes will be decisive in these elections.

Uninterrupted electricity will be supplied across the country for 36 hours.

The break-up of the Muslim League proved to be the last straw for the nine-party alliance, Islami Jamhoori Ittehad.

Women were expecting frequent visits from Zari to explain how she is going to solve their problems: Social activist

Top prosecutor says putting former dictator to trial would bring caretaker government’s impartiality into question.

The militants said ANP, MQM and the PPP were secular and vowed to sabotage their campaign.

All have been asked to submit a reply within a week’s time.

Five years ago, all opponents had withdrawn their nomination papers in favour of Faryal Talpur.

Some journalists called upon ECP to devise a swift strategy to facilitate them to cast their ballot.