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Tennis: Mushtaq defeats Nazer in 1st round
Mushtaq defeated Khalid Ali Nazer 6-4, 6-2.
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Golf: Mickelson maintains Riviera lead
"I probably didn't play the greatest today, but I was able to kind of salvage a good round," said Mickelson.
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Football: FA should delay approach: Redknapp
Redknapp appealed to the Football Association (FA) to wait until May before approaching him.
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Tennis: Aqeel wins Westbury Open title
Aqeel Khan clinched the Westbury Open Ranking Tennis Championship.
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Cycling: Britain smash team sprint record
Victoria Pendleton broke the world record in the women's team sprint as they clocked in a time of 32.754 seconds.
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Boxing: Chisora faces fine for Klitschko slap
WBC President Jose Sulaiman condemned Chisora for 'severely slapping' Klitschko.
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Football: Inter jeered off after 3-0 defeat
Veteran Marco Di Vaio scored a first-half brace and Robert Acquafresca added insult to injury late on.
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Another massacre
There are many TTP terrorists and their autonomous commanders involved in the killing of Shias.
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Laptop distribution: Shahbaz Sharif urges students to work hard for the country
Shahbaz Sharif hands 7,400 laptops to students in Bahawalpur.
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JuD, ASWJ leaders' entry banned in Islamabad
ASWJ members say ban imposed on US asking, MPO to be challenged in court.
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PTI running a movement for change: Shah Mehmood Qureshi
Qureshi says incumbent government guests for only two more months.
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PCB seeks evidence as Kaneria leads Sindh
Pakistan cricket bosses will ask British authorities for the full judgment and evidence in spot-fixing case.
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We will make Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline: Gilani
Pakistan is currently facing mounting pressure from the US to shelve the Iran pipeline project.
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Government will never write letter to Swiss courts: Awan
Information minister says the government understands that writing the letter is a waste of time.
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Afghanistan hopeful of Pakistan’s help in peace drive
Hamid Karzai's spokesman says recent talks between the two countries were encouraging.
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Protest by APEOTA leads to four torched oil tankers
Protesters blocked the National Highway with their tankers.
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Brazen assault: Air League seizes control of PIA office
Union leaders manhandle staff at the vicinity.
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Are condoms the answer to starving Pakistanis?
MPA Jam Tamachi Unar offered up his nugget of genius in the Sindh Assembly on Friday.
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High-level shuffle sees new FIA, Punjab police chief
Outgoing DG FIA was in hot water with SC; IG Punjab made DG FIA.
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Money laundering watchdog: Government flays blacklisting decision
Officials say US ‘pressurising Pakistan to accede to its terms’.
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Lyari braces for battle as Arshad Pappu returns
Gang war could erupt any time, say wary police and residents.
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‘Mastermind’ of suicide attack at ISI Faisalabad office arrested
Suspect nabbed in the city after police received a tip-off.
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Congressman introduces bill to honour Dr Afridi
Congressman Rohrabacher says Dr Shakil Afridi's acts to help the US were 'extremely valiant and daring'.
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Senate session: 20th Amendment deferred over lack of consensus
Leader of House requests chair for more time to develop consensus with all political, religious parties.
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Gilani irked by defective locomotive tenders
Manufacturers complain that railway tender was tailor-made for US firm GE.
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Senate elections: ECP rejects papers of 18 candidates
Balochistan accepts nomination papers of 25 candidates.
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Blood theft: Controversial PIMS chief technologist reappointed
Khan was accused of stealing blood and equipment, swindling donors.
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Future Civil Servants: CSS exams from February 25
Competitive Examination (CSS)-2012 will be conducted from February 25 to March 10.
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Police encounter: Wild boar messes with cops, learns his last lesson
The scavenger seriously injured a constable before being shot dead.
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Cultural Legacy: Iranian vice president lauds Pakistan’s heritage
VP says both countries share commonalities in most of the crafts, cultural artefacts and architectural heritage
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Pak-China relationship: First online magazine in Chinese and English launched
IIUI has the highest number of Chinese students in Pakistan.
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Lecture series: ‘Capitalism not likely to fall in the near future’
Seventh lecture on modern philosophy discusses the advent of capitalism in 16th century Europe.
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Book launch: Rediscovering the art of Wazir Khan Mosque
Mamoona Khan’s work explores the undiscovered processes behind the work.
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Policy-oriented research: Health, social issues - Spotlighting the ignored front
Experts say public expenditure on health abysmally low.
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Cricket: Domestic event’s structure revamped
PCB) task team for revamping the domestic structure have not received an official thumbs-up yet
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Culture, Debates: Intra-BMUN 2012 begins
Intra-BMUN) 2012 started at Beaconhouse Margalla Campus on Friday.
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Taxidermist’s mission: Whale shark to become national heritage
The whale shark, shifted from Karachi to Natural History Museum Islamabad, will be prepared for display in six months.
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Malik Ishaq was at Difa-e-Pakistan rally: JuD
JuD spokesperson said that it was the DPC’s unanimous decision that Ishaq will not address the rally.
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Missing persons: PML-N promises resolution, legislation on disappearances
Nawaz, Nisar attend missing persons’ families sit-in; pin blame on govt.
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Trilateral summit: Demand for Mullah Omar overshadows trilateral moot
Foreign minister harshly rejects Karzai’s ‘preposterous and unrealistic’ expectations.
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Accident: Four burn in two incidents
Four people, including two children, suffered severe burns in separate accidents in Jhang and Rahim Yar Khan
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Accident: 3-storey building caved in
The digging caused cracks in the adjoining building’s base.
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Public Safety: NHMP’s two-week drive kicks off
Motorcyclist driving without safety helmets and rear mirrors will be fined on the spot
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'US demand to put curbs on JuD, Hafiz Saeed disrespects Pakistan's SC'
JuD spokesperson says that Hafiz Saeed is a respectable man, cleared by the Supreme Court of Pakistan.
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New Igp: Habibur Rehman takes charge
New inspector general of Punjab police assumed charge of his office. Rehman joined the police in 1977 as an ASP.
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Starting early: Grade 4 students discuss art
Informative audio guides, video presentation by the children to give background about the artists and their work.
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Sodomy case: Juvenile suspects jailed for two days
Two children arrested by Jhang Bazaar police in a sodomy case were on Thursday sent to Borstal Jail on for two days.
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Davis Cup: Aisam wants ‘home’ ties in India
ITF awaits Pakistan’s proposal on where they want to take on Philippines.
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Boxing: Ailing Baloch to receive aid
A grant of Rs500,000 for ailing former international boxer Jan Muhammad Baloch, who is suffering from cancer.
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The unpalatable Manto
Manto’s writing had a history of attracting the wrath of authorities for its stinging moral and political comment.















































