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Wikileaks: Saudi Arabia, UAE funded extremist networks in Pakistan
Saudi foreign ministry says it will not comment on Wikileaks report as it is "not sure about its authenticity."
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Pakistan army denies US troops were in northwest
Pakistan's military has denied a report that US special forces were embedded with Pakistani troops
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Memorial evening: Tribute to artists who are no more
Obituary reference held for senior artist.
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Is WikiLeaks missing the target?
The fresh release of Wikileaks cables have passed as yet another story.
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Unsent text message sheds light on nurse’s death
Suspicious ‘suicide’ could be murder; police investigating role of blackmailers.
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Balti climber comes down to Seventh Heaven
Back from the top of the world, being treated like its king.
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It is a ‘pro-Musharraf observation’: PML-N
Party leaders dismiss suggestions that Nawaz Sharif striking a deal with the chief justice.
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Protesting discrimination: More cover for less vulnerable
Lower staff at Pims decries more allowances and benefits for higher officials.
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Wikileaks: Once upon a time on Kashmir
India-Pak relations can not be held hostage to Kashmir issue: Qureshi.
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Sculpture workshop: Crafting ‘labours of love’
Five-day sculpture workshop concludes at PNCA.
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Four O-Levels students booked in rape case
Two arrested, victim was friends with one of the suspects.
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Judicial reforms: Panel asks govt to help convicts secure release
Jails breeding criminals; no efforts made for reformation of prisoners.
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In need of intensive care: Damaged ICU at Holy Family to remain closed
Mob attack cost around Rs4 million loss to hospital.
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Pakistan’s anti-terror efforts should not be ignored: Nawaz
The PML-N chief meets David Miliband, who is on a visit to ‘bridge gaps’.
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The smoggy kilns: The zig-zag solution to pollution
New technology to help curb smoke emissions from brick kilns.
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Unproven charges: FIA chief reinstates officers for want of evidence
Officers reinstated after charges of abuse and misconduct could not be proven during an inquiry.
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CJ’s address: ‘Lawyers’ movement restored democracy’
Reforms needed in lower courts, says Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhary.
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Kharotabad 'terrorists': Facts negate FC, police assertions
Report compiled by a bomb disposal unit says suspected ‘terrorists’ had no suicide jacket or explosive material.
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Auditors’ findings: 1,000 govt apartments going to waste
Sindh Workers Welfare Board yet to allocate any flats to public employees.
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Two boys escape madrassah, report brutal beatings
Rehman and Moeen told police they had been chained and locked up for weeks.
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Reminder to federal govt: Call for quickly initiating Bugti murder probe
A letter will be sent to the centre by the provincial government.
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Babar Awan taunts PML-N leadership
Former law minister says the PML-N is ‘not ready to sit with any major political party’.
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Blocking coalition cargo: End American interference, demand PTI leaders
Imran Khan says, if elected, his party would curb terrorism within 90 days.
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Benazir assassination: Another contempt notice for FIA chief
The notice was sent to the DG FIA for not appearing in the court and not presenting Musharraf's arrest warrant.
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Plugging the leaks: Was president clueless by choice or by design?
Politicians appear ill-informed on development projects. Is it their fault?
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ISI asks US to stop drone strikes
Intelligence agencies set to define the parameters of anti-terror cooperation.
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Waiting for Imran: PTI supporters beat the heat, sit the day out
Highlight of the evening was Ali Azmat’s performance of Jazba Junoon.
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Roots of our intolerance
An Islamic state nurtures a conservative society to ensure its survival and keep its central dogma from being altered.
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Pakistan forced to fight US' war: Imran Khan
Rally calls for end to drone strikes, operations of US spy agencies.
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Quetta CCPO replaced over Kharotabad incident
Additional IG Ghalib Bandisha will take charge as the new CCPO of Quetta.
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Ransom Money: As India backs out, Pakistan moves to plug the gap
Money being transferred to Egyptian shipping company owner.
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Remove Ijaz Butt instead
Shahid Afridi took the national team to the semi-finals of the Cricket World Cup and was the leading wicket-taker.
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Wasim slams PCB's decision to replace Afridi with Misbah
Akram backs Afridi, calls PCB’s action incorrect.
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Pakistan, India to meet again to resolve Sir Creek row
Pakistan and India vowed to find an "amicable settlement" to the Sir Creek row.
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Summer Vacations: Teams to monitor violations
The Education EDO said in case of violation, the institutions could lose their registration.
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Murder: Man killed for ‘trying to sell house’
Zakia Bibi killed her husband by an axe because she did not want him to sell their house.
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Embezzlement: Ex-MPA, two cops charged
The accused are charged of embezzling ransom amount of Rs1.1 million in an abduction case.
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Cable Tv: Promotion of ‘national culture’ sought
PEMRA chairman has urged the cable TV operators to take step to promote Pakistani culture.
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Currency: Rupee weakens, overnight rates flat
In the money market, overnight rates were flat at the top level of 13.9 per cent, unchanged from the previous day.
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Training facility: Polytechnic institute on the cards
Tevta is providing apprenticeship training to about 7,000 persons in nearly 800 industries in Punjab.
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Improving Performance: Police to get 300 submachine guns
The guns will be distributed among 8 permanent, 5 surprise and 25 district check posts.
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Malakand Woes: Reopening of Swat Museum urged
The antiques and sculpture of Swat Museum have attracted foreign and domestic tourists and it is an identity of Swat.
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Warid: Subscribers cross 17 million
Warid said it has one of the largest customer service networks and distribution channels throughout the country.
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Science and research : Products and technologies on display
The exhibition is the follow up of the MoU, signed between FPCCI and MoST in December 2010.
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Facilitation: Passport office in Mansehra soon
Rehman Malik said that the government was taking steps to improve law and order in the district.
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Blood Brothers: 2 killed in sleep
Police claimed that both brothers were killed by unknown persons and that the bodies bore bullet wounds.
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Trafficking Trials: FIA arrests man on smuggling charges
FIA has arrested Saleem on charges of human trafficking and are investigating the matter further.
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Tribute: Two writers added to Sindhology gallery
The Institute of Sindhology has included two memorial corners for writers Qamar Shahbaz and Hussain Shah Rashidi.
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Hepatitis Drive: Policemen’s camp extended till June 30
The camp is part of an ongoing programme of the Sindh police to test its officers and personnel for hepatitis B and C.
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Blood Relation: Woman shot dead by son
Police said the young boy was not happy over his mother getting married after his father’s death some 7 years ago.