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Awards Ceremony: Corps commander hands out prizes
The Corps Commander Multan Lt. Gen Shafqaat Ahmed addressed a ceremony of students of army public schools and colleges
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Conversion: Christian youth embraces Islam
The boy recited the kalmia and also changed Masih’s name to Muhammad Asif.
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CM To PM: ‘Load-shedding damaging equipment’
“I strongly protest at this injustice being meted to the Punjab with regard to load-shedding," says CM Punjab.
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Lessons From Kallar Kahar: Transporters warned on fitness
NHMP met with transporters and told them to make sure their vehicles are fit for the road.
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Explosive Laden Vehicle: Major terror attack averted in Jamrud
The authorities also arrested one person named Halak Khan, who is an Afghan national.
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‘Tall’ Claims: PPP will win next elections, says Awan
Awan adds that in the next general elections PPP will ‘clean sweep’ Punjab.
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Condemning Terrorism: Hoti gives cheques to victims
The heirs of the victims were given cheques of Rs 300,000 and Rs 100,000.
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National Day Message: China is a beacon of hope, says Zardari
Zardari says that China’s extraordinary rise over the past 62 years bears testimony to the wisdom of its leaders.
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Diplomatic Swing: Grossman starts Asia, Gulf tour
His trip is scheduled to last until October 14.
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Relief For The Poor: 2,000 more Utility Stores promised
There are 5,600 Utility Stores across the country, which were providing relief to the citizens.
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Continued Resistance: Two NATO oil tankers destroyed
The law enforcement agencies rushed to the spot soon after the incident.
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Outstanding dues: PSO halts supply to power companies
PSO suspended oil supply to govt and private power companies due to non-payment of bills.
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Tennis: Aisam crowned champion in Thailand
Pakistan tennis ace wins doubles event without regular partner Bopanna.
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Hundreds of Afghans hold anti-Pakistan protest
Protesters appear angry, carry large banners with slogans as they chanted "Death to Pakistan" and "Death to ISI".
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10 things I hate about medical college
The superiority complex. Everyone who gets into medical college thinks they’ve achieved the unachievable.
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Raymond Davis charged after fight over parking lot
Davis was arguing with a 50-year-old man about parking space in Colorado when things turned physical.
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Book review: Kaptaan’s kahaani
Imran won’t bowl anyone over with his prose stylings.
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Dengue alert: Scamsters, skeeters and suckers
Do you hear that distant buzzing noise? Listen carefully…it’s getting louder and louder.
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International acclaim: A forum for the youth to mingle and share their views
The Voice of Youth came in second at the World Summit Youth Award 2011.
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Accident: Man killed in hit-and-run
Man killed in a hit-and-run accident in Aabpara area.
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Nabbed: Nine held for immoral activities
Police registered a case against the nabbed suspects and sent them behind the bars.
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Children display their talent at a science competition
Science quiz competition was held between boys and girls at Khushal School and College in Mingora.
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In Bari Imam, a school promises 360 disadvantaged children a brighter future
Mashal Model School offers primary education in English and Urdu.
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Teachers’ training: New academic block to be built at HU
Delegation of US Agency for International Development and CDM Construction Consortium visited Hazara University.
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Graduation day: 140 students graduate from FAST-NU Peshawar
Fast-NU Rector Dr Amir Muhammad urged the students to uphold the university’s traditions.
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To control wayward dengue, Indonesian experts arrive
Abandoning the Malaria Control Programme worsened situation: local officials.
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Floods 2011: Standing against waves of neglect
Hindu-majority village in Umerkot integrates efforts to subsist on its own.
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US Embassy unhappy with civic agency’s ‘adventure’
Lodges protest with the Foreign Office; CDA stands firm.
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Kallar Kahar bus crash: The children are gone, but their memories remain
Parents, survivors recall the ill-fated school trip – and how their lives will never be the same again.
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Away with the stumbling block, teachers demand from the govt
FGTA calls for sidelining CADD official for impeding implementation of the package.
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Access to information: A step closer to a more open government
Issue with implementation of freedom of information laws is working culture which is neither transparent nor open.
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Polio: Even as cases dwindle, awareness drives lag
50 per cent lower cases reported compared to 2010, as attitudes are changing and transformation is setting in.
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Financing revenue shortfall: Wattoo presents budget for AJK council
A 20 per cent increase in income tax on the cards.
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Tourism industry: Govt to seek Chinese help for ‘all-weather’ airports in G-B
Airports in Gilgit and Skardu will be upgraded, enabling aircraft to land and take off in all weathers.
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India to deploy fighter jets along border: Report
Indian newspaper says the squadron of Sukhois will be operational in Nov.
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Fade to black: Pollution is a Qilla killer
No money, no will to protect historic treasure from pollution.
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Harsh diplomacy: Back off, Gilani warns Karzai
APC helped to soften US stance and distance itself from Mullen’s statements, says Gilani.
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Protesting Qadri's sentence: Thousand protestors paralyse city roads
Defy ban on Mall rallies to block road over Qadri verdict.
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Economic assistance: Civilian aid will not be axed, assures US
Washington stays mum over CSF, clears $300m Enterprise Fund.
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Ruling out negotiations: ‘Taliban talks futile’
President Karzai, aides decide to put pressure on Pakistan.
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Pakistan needs to plan for when the US leaves: Zardari
In an op-ed published in the Washington Post, the president looks to calm tempers.
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Reaction: Mixed response on Qadri verdict
Rights activists, religious leaders, lawyers express contrary views.
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Verdict is in: Death penalty for Taseer’s assassin
Self-confessed killer of Punjab governor convicted of murder and terrorism.
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Afghan operation: ‘Haqqani commander captured’
Haji Mali Khan was caught along with his deputy and bodyguard: Nato.
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For hospital where Bilawal was born, cash infusion needed
Wall-sized mosaic unveiled at Lady Dufferin Hospital to honour tributes.
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SAP targets utilities to expand business
‘Companies start to use SAP software to minimise losses’.
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Vested interests: Port Qasim board likely to see fresh faces
Private sector lobby accused of delaying LNG import project.
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NEPRA sees no relief from hours-long power outages
Electricity shortage causes annual loss of two per cent of GDP: annual report.
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Weekly review: KSE gains despite Pak-US tensions
Expectation of a discount rate cut provided stimulus to the market.
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Tennis: PTF seeks hosting rights
ITF officials say they will consider Pakistan for other tournaments after improvement in the security situation.

















































