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White House calls on Pakistan to break ties with Haqqani Network
Hina Rabbani Khar, Ahmed Mukhtar deny allegations; say US cannot afford to alienate Pakistan or its people.
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Book launch: 'Problem child' Akhtar bowls a hot one
Akhtar hits out at prominent names in the world of cricket and Bollywood, and hints at ball tampering.
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FAO seeks $18.9 million for Pakistan flood relief
"Millions of people are destitute and face an uncertain and food-insecure future": Food and Agriculture...
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US cannot live with or without Pakistan: Gilani
Prime minister says Pakistan wants good relation with US based on 'mutual respect and mutual interests'.
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As flood victims protest, China donates 3,000 tents
Shortage of portable water is forcing affected people to drink flood water.
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Is Pakistan helping Haqqanis attack US in Afghanistan?
Interior Minister Rehman Malik rejects the accusations and warns against unilateral US ground attack on Haqqanis.
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Crowds weep as slain former Afghan president buried
Weeping Afghans gathered under tight security to bury former president Burhanuddin Rabbani.
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Energy woes: ‘Pakistan needs more nuclear plants’
Govt already taken upon itself to install 8,800mw of nuclear power by the year 2030.
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Flood relief: PTV to hold fundraiser telethon
Awan says PTV will hold special fundraiser telethon on October 2.
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Hec scholarship: Five scholars set to attend Cambridge
HEC will pay 5,000 pounds towards the tuition fee with an additional standard stipend of 9,000 pounds per annum.
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Unofficial Results: Gillani of PML-N wins AJK by-elections
Official results of the bye-election will be announced by the AJK election commission soon.
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Add Haqqani group to terrorist list: US senator
Senator Feinstein urges Hillary Clinton to formally designate Haqqani network as a foreign terrorist group.
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Providing relief to survivors is a national cause: Kayani
Army chief visits flood-hit areas, monitors Pakistan Army relief efforts.
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Mumbai attacks: Accused challenges judicial commission
Lakhvi says trial judge had failed to state reasons necessitating the statements of four Indian witnesses in the case.
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Water likely to recede in Upper Sindh within two weeks: NDMA
Warns worst-hit areas could remain inundated for months.
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Rabbani murder: Afghan intelligence pins assassination on Quetta Shura
Afghanistan’s intelligence agency accuses TTP of orchestrating assassination of former president Burhanuddin Rabbani.
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‘Incorrect labelling of Kashmir’: Imran Khan’s book recalled over map error
Shireen Mazari says mistake made by publisher as map was not the one provided to them by Khan.
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Sub-atomic particles break speed of light: Scientists
The discovery could undermine Albert Einstein’s theory of special relativity.
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For Teejays, everything changed in Paris
Feeha Jamshed talks about losing her sister, her inspiration.
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Currency: Rupee firms against dollar
The rupee firmed to 87.53/58 to the dollar
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Reaction: Trade gate between Iran, Pakistan closed
Due to the closure of Zero Point at the border of Pakistan and Iran, thousands of local labourers have been jobless
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Foreign Exchange: Reserves ease to $17.6b
Foreign exchange reserves fell to $17.6 billion in the week ended September 22,
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First-Ever: Initial work on coal power plant finished
PIE) has completed the initial work at the first 50-megawatt coal power generation plant in Sundar Industrial Estate
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Mishap: Three held over clash; two injured in road accident
A brawl between two rival groups over a property dispute led to police action in Rawat area
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Meeto Award: First Afghan female mayor awarded for her work
Azra was awarded the Meeto Memorial Award (MMA) at Pakistan National Council of the Arts.
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Anniversary: Hazara University celebrates ten years of establishment
HU has organised a week-long series of events in the second week of October to celebrate 10 years of its establishment
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Sectarian violence: WPP condemns Mastung attack
Federal, provincial govt urged to take action against Lashkar-e-Jhangvi.
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Capacity building: British MPs engage with Pakistani MNAs
Two British MPs arrived on a three-day visit to Pakistan to engage with young Pakistani parliamentarians.
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Faiz Award 2011: Recognition of a lifelong struggle against feudalism, militarism and imperialism
Veteran Kissan leader Chaudhry Fateh Muhammed receives accolade.
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‘Because I Am a Girl’: Underlining the essential role of boys in empowering girls
Report states the status of girls cannot be improved without positive participation from boys and men in their lives.
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South Asian conference: Raising their voices against bias
Women rights’ activists call for passing law on domestic violence.
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Uniformity in making state institutions accountable stressed
A directory containing details of parliamentary committees launched.
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Exhibition: Potohar’s culture meets the artistic eye
Works of different artists displayed at the exhibition “Hues from Potohar” at PNCA.
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Trader’s kidnappers put behind bars
Information provided by the trader lead to the arrest of the three suspects: police.
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Providing safe havens: Red tape delays shifting of missions to Diplomatic Enclave
Moving of foreign missions to their enclave delayed by red tape.
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An unfair picture: Private hospitals being excluded in dengue statistics
Health department and police present conflicting data on dengue patients.
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Risky Business: 1.2 tons of adulterated milk seized
TMA seized a large quantity of adulterated milk from over a dozen milkmen, before spilling it out in a water channel.
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Tragedy: Blast victim dies of injuries
A class-two student injured in the Monday’s remote control bomb blast in Nishatarabad
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Exhibition: Capturing the agony of floods
Exhibition of photographs, paintings and visual documentaries on the recent flood victims opened here on Thursday.
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Legal lacuna: Restraining rogue elements, sans ‘proof’
"It is essential to provide the court with proof," advocate Khwaja Naveed.
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Upshot of Rabbani’s murder: Pressure on Karzai to end Taliban talks
Afghan opposition leader says reconciliation process is illegitimate.
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Road Accident: 2 die, three injured
Police said that a Qing Qi rickshaw was hit by a speeding bus, killing the rickshaw driver and a passenger on the spot
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Global Counter-terrorism Forum Launch in NY
Pakistan FM Khar says Pakistan is a victim of terror having lost 35,000 people, including 5000 troops.
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Short Circuit: Institute of Cardiology’s power disconnected
Disconnected after an electric short circuit in its coronary care unit II.
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Theses Display: Arts students highlight country’s political scene
50 students of the Government College University’s Textile and Fashion Design Department displayed their thesis work
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LCWU: Interviews held
A search committee conducted interviews of five candidates for registrar
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Hardees: Now ‘bun kebabs’ don’t have to trek across the city for burgers
In a savvy move, Hardee’s opens its first Karachi outlet in untapped market of North Nazimabad.
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President watches over flooded Sindh via video conferencing
‘Pakistan cards’ to be distributed in Badin and Thatta from today.
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In prison: Target killer’s remand extended
A judicial magistrate has extended suspected target killer Miraj Muhammad’s remand till September 23.
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Soyem: Judge passes away at 91
Ghulam Muhammad Korejo, a retired judge of the Sindh High Court passed away on Thursday at the age of 91.

















































