Pakistan

CM says controlled blasts to clear the rock not possible.

Police given three days to arrest the responsible doctors.

PML-Q leader faults party leadership for refusing to divulge critical information.

Suspect initially picked up for alleged involvement in a bank robbery.

NJPMC expressed satisfaction over implementation of the National Judicial Policy, 2009

Residents of twin cities facing acute water shortage, demand solution.

37 development schemes to be executed before the fiscal year ends.

Azhar Siddique is also founder of social networking website for Muslims.

Issues detailed guidelines aimed at stamping out corruption.

Zahoor Muhammad was reportedly living in Hyderabad since 11 years.

Officials say the Bin Laden episode might not dampen the inflow of tourists.

PM assured of Britain’s full support following the Charsadda atrocity.

Sixteen people, including three Rangers personnel, injured in the exchange of fire that lasted for 30 minutes.

Secretary Clinton calls Zardari and provides new impetus to relations.

Eidgah police arrest the policemen on guard at the jail ward.

The super rich — who make up 0.001 per cent of the population — earn 180 times as much as the poorest 18 million.

A world power acted in ‘self defence’ by carrying out a raid in another country.

NATO must broaden the range of targets in Libya or risk failing to remove Muammar Gaddafi from power.

Contribution needed for the release of 22 sailors, including four Pakistanis, from Somali pirates.

I didn’t go to pre-school, I turned out just fine — so what if I cried every day through first grade.

Most bootleggers say business seems to be expanding due to a relatively new breed of customers — the youth.

Despite laws and social taboos, there is no shortage of either alcohol or alcoholics in Pakistan.

Two women were killed by their brother in their sleep after he suspected them of having an affair.

Eight women were abducted from different parts of Faisalabad during the last 24 hours.

Police officials broke into a house and tortured three women on Saturday.

An abandoned bag with eight Kalashnikov magazines and 10 hand grenades was found in a sewage drain.

Mian Yasir Siddique has been elected as the new president of the Young Lawyers Forum.

Dr Samrina Hashmi says people need to be made aware of the “pathetic conditions” in which medical professionals work.

Karachi-bound Khushal Khan Khattak Express derailed after a bomb blast at the railway tracks.

Apple Inc appears to be arming for an assault on the $150 billion-plus world of multimedia content and distribution.

Hong Kong telecoms giant PCCW has been renting prime publicly-owned real estate to house a staff recreation club.

Barack Obama, under pressure over high gasoline prices, on Saturday committed to annual oil and gas lease sales.

Sony Corp’s computer networks remain vulnerable to attack.

Microsoft Corp’s move to buy money-losing Internet phone service Skype for $8.5 billion.

A serious danger to lives and property of people was averted.

Over 200 zonal and club cricketers held a strong protest under the Karachi City Cricket Association.

Cricket Australia (CA) will offer minority ownership to private investors in one Sydney team

Kamran Public School beat City School by nine wickets in the inaugural SBP Inter-School T-20 Cricket Tournament.

Some officials in the White House showed a strong US response towards Pakistan, The Washington Post reports.

The Telegraph reported that the ISI has refused intelligence sharing with CIA after the Abbottabad operation.

Win prize for developing a treatment that utilises nanotechnology to make polluted water drinkable.

Conference targets enabling relief and humanitarian organisations to avert or minimise loss of lives and property.

Chagh Malaie once a hub of militants, suffered heavy collateral damage.

Officials say strategy being formulated to curb rising cases of theft, burglaries.

Trend of children moving out or abroad increasing, as parents become a ‘burden’.

YDA gives police till 10am on Sunday to take action.

His activities were very suspicious. We will investigate him thoroughly: police official.

Lecture discusses limitations over covering such diseases.

The Taliban once banned all TV, music and cinema in Afghanistan, but now they are fighting their war via Twitter.

Students forced to work in landlord’s fields by headmaster and teachers.