Pakistan

Defending champions Wapda trounced Muslim FC 4-1 in the Pakistan Premier Football League.

Rawalpindi defeated Sialkot by an innings and 19 runs on the third day of their Quaid-i-Azam Trophy fixture.

Sialkot Region defeated Peshawar Region by three wickets on the 4th day of National Under-19 Women T20 Championship.

Djokovic won the Australian Open, Wimbledon, US Open and five Masters events this season.

Hospital officials said that both patients were in critical condition.

Police officials arrested the parents of a girl, the groom and the nikkah khwan for trying to marry off underage girl.

The protesters said that the workers had been falsely implicated and that the punishment was unjust.

All computer-related work, including the reservation of trains also remained suspended.

Seminar titled ‘Preventions of Violence against Women: Role of the People’ was organised by a Catholic Church.

The police have registered a case and started investigations.

Hall Road traders accused them of failing to implement the court order banning protests on The Mall.

Around 30,000 students had benefited from Punjab Educational Endowment Fund so far.

The sale of discounted BlackBerry smart phones turned chaotic when thousands of Indonesians stormed the mall.

The proposed plant will supply “several Mazda nameplates” for consumers in Russia.

ENI is planning to double production to 600,000 barrels per day in a decade.

Pakistan’s Ruba Group and China’s Chong Hong Group have formed an $11 million joint venture.

Relatives of Baloch missing persons have criticised CJP for his silence over death of Baloch activists.

Petitioner Muhammad Bilal said the court had already told the SHO to register the case of his wife’s abduction.

So far, 749,779 Pakistan Cards have been issued to the heads of families.

The Sindh University second semester examinations will start from November 28.

"I join the party that is working towards justice and change...I am now part of Imran Khan's party."

Twelve professors will be elected for senate and six for the academic council.

Unsuccessful raids continued as the police searched for a main suspect in the triple murder of Hindus on Eid.

The police suspect that employee was killed by his in-laws.

Imran Khan opens up in this weeks T-Magazine.

Nato supplies moving through Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have been completely suspended, say officials.

Tennis federation left disappointed, states Lebanon were ready to play in the country.

Turkish foreign minister tells Khar loss of Pakistani soldiers is "as painful as losing Turkish soldiers".

A tale of two visitors, one who comes to nest and the other who comes to kill.

When will she learn to mind her own business and quit telling me to “stop family planning”?

Imran Khan and his Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf have emerged as a force on the field of Pakistani politics.

Film played at the Korean Film Festival at Pakistan National Council of the Arts.

Islamabad High Court gives two weeks to respond.

Women filmmakers impart important advice to young students.

Police raided the wedding of Shabbir Hussain’s son.

Motorway police also organized road safety workshops.

Condemn K-P’s claim over 8 kms of land near Diamer-Bhasha Dam in a unanimous resolution.

All the arrangements for the event have been finalised, says FATA sports director.

Lt-Gen (retd) Khalid Nadeem new defence secretary.

Decrease in number of deaths has been far more than decrease in attacks.

Locals complain of negligence in Swat’s two major hospitals.

The new variety would yield 12 tons per hectare.

Threaten to observe a complete strike after Muharram if their demands are not met.

US Embassy Public Affairs Counsellor urges Pakistani journalists to use the Freedom of Information law.

Chief justice attends PHC oath-taking ceremony in Mingora.

It is yet unclear how much longer it will take before the bill is approved in the Senate.

Floriculture shows attract visitors from all walks of life.

Bokhari will be held to account after SC’s ruling on NRO, say officials.

Legislators also discuss allocation of funds, seats according to constituency.

Nato declined to give details of how shipments through Pakistan are divided between the routes.