Pakistan

US administration official says further reductions in troop numbers would continue through the end of 2014.

Indian men were on death row in the Emirates for killing an alleged Pakistani bootlegger in 2009.

Officials of PESCO, SNGPL and PCC took part in the training.

Halemzai demanded the immediate release of 14 elders earlier arrested under collective responsibility clause of FCR.

Ambassador Olson congratulated the governor on assuming office and discussed the security situation in the region.

The woman self immolated a day after the murder.

Police claims that the post-mortem report also declared it a suicide case.

Documentary, exhibition held to introduce youth to Omar Khayyam.

Maryam Rasul and Humaira Malik depict resilience of women through their paintings.

The men were accused of carrying explosives, suicide vests.

NGOs set up stalls to raise awareness on gender-based violence.

Non-teaching staff of colleges still “something substantial”.

Ministry of Education employees still not regularised three months after court orders.

The project’s PC-I was never approved, all are out of order now; no funding till situation corrected.

The varsities will also introduce joint degree programmes and promote joint research.

The petitioner said hundreds of vans, buses and other public transport on the route had been stopped.

The applications were moved by former minister Ghulam Sarwar and Punjab Board of Technical Education (PBTE) officials.

Arrest warrants have also been issued for the press’s owner, who is at large.

The petitioners’ lawyer did not show up on Tuesday.

The exhibition will continue for another week.

Ruckus continues on the Metro Bus.

Says Supreme Court cannot let foreign national attack constitutional institutions.

Wajid Rana, however, gets a secure posting as member of FPSC.

British premier says he will visit Islamabad this summer.

Increase of Rs3.5 billion sought for roads leading to Ashraf’s hometown.

Education minister Pir Mazharul Haq addresses the Sindh Assembly.

PTI trying to adopt Obama’s voter engagement model.

Experts suggest the two countries should take a look at China.

Inspector Tanoli is being threatened by the gang mafia, political activists and even militants.

Lawyers have been boycotting once a week since 2010 to demand a high court bench in the city.

DCO was addressing a meeting at his office.

The petitioner also prayed the court to stop Imran Khan from joining Qadri.

SSP Fayyaz Khan says the TTP were behind recent attacks on gas pipelines in NIPA and Qayyumabad.

SBP has asked exchange companies’ head offices to submit daily consolidated reports to its Exchange Policy Department.

NBP was also given an award at the event, which was attended by dignitaries, writers, journalists and artistes.

The rupee ended weaker at 98.06/98.11 against the dollar, compared to Monday’s close of 97.96/98.01.

Peshawar is the second largest collectorate in respect of handling exports worth $2 billion annually.

President Zardari approves conferment of national honour to Dr Shah in recognition of his contributions to medicine.

Political violence claims 54 lives during bloody week.

Young actors bring back memorable performances to enthrall the audience.

Around 250 people died in the Baldia inferno out of which 17 unidentified bodies lie at the Edhi morgue.

Justice Alam says new judges would be appointed to the high court by June.

The police confiscates the motorcycle and the car.

Jinnah Colony and several other areas gets deprived of electricity.

Two tankers caught fire on National Highway.

India’s batting line-up, which is highly-regarded, misfires in their series loss to England.

Martinez gives his opponent the toughest workout of his 16-fight career.

Nadal seeds number one as a wildcard in the $410,200 tournament.

Ferrari taps the talents of Rory Byrne,the South African designer.

Snedeker stood alongside Korean-American James Hahn in quest of a $1.15 million top prize at the $6.5 million event.