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Mass movement to be launched against G-B govt attitude
Hunza Peace Committee to protest against authorities’ bias.
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Renovation plan: House of history to get much-needed makeover
International agreement aims to reconstruct Swat Museum.
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Acid attack: With a body burnt, robbery victim seeks justice
Khurram’s treatment is unaffordable for his family and the police remain deaf to his family’s pleas.
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Questionable detention: IGP, jail chief given notices
IHC issued notices to the IGP, SHO and Adiala Jail SI after men moved the court to challenge their illegal abduction.
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Abandoned partner holds CDA by the collar
New scheme to be challenged in court if the private developer is not paid.
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Talent hunt: An enthralling show by gifted performers
A colourful show featuring performances by special children held at PNCA.
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Looming predicament: Dengue could spell disaster, if not curtailed
Health experts fear that situation could worsen if govt does not act.
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Kurri Model Village scam: CDA owns up to corruption charges
CDA chairman says no loss incurred to the national exchequer.
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Islamabad refuses to hand over ex-ISI chief to Bosnia tribunal
The Hague earlier demanded custody of Lt Gen Javed Nasir for his alleged support to Muslim fighters in the 1990s war.
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Troubled partnership: Pakistan-US relations to remain rocky, says Munter
US envoy pledges greater effort to ensure Pakistanis feel fruits of US aid.
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Building strength: SHC appoints four new judges
Justice Anwar Bajwa, Justice Ahmed Ali Sheikh, Justice Aqeel Ahmed Abbasi and Justice Munab Akhtar took oath.
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Future doctors: Pre-medical male candidates announced
435 candidates had A-1 grades, 695 students passed with an A-grade and 809 B-grade students.
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Cleaning up: Encroachers clash with city officials
Protesting traders blocked the road and burnt tyres in a bid to stop the officials from removing their stalls.
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Profile: For Karachi’s mean streets, Chaudhry Aslam is a meaner cop
Rehman Dakait, Shoaib Khan and Saulat Mirza are the few acts the SSP cleaned up.
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Dengue treatment: ‘Round the clock services available’
dengue wards in Social Security hospitals were fully equipped with all kinds of equipment and medicines
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Allotments: Govt spending Rs23.9b on education
Rs1 billion would be spent on upgrading schools across the province
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Sentence: Man gets death for killing step-mother
Accused her of creating misunderstandings between him and his wife.
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Triple jeopardy: SHOs to answer harassment complaint
The CJ directed the SHOs of the three police stations to submit replies by the next hearing.
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Security alert: Patrols stepped up after blasts
Police increased patrolling and alerted personnel deployed at the entry and exits points of the city to be vigilant
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Flood funding: CM orders relief efforts for Sindh
CM Shahbaz Sharif has ordered all DCOs to arrange food and relief items and send them to flood zones in Sindh.
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Clearing the way: TMA removes encroachments
The officers said that heavy fines would be imposed on any shopkeepers who set up encroachments again.
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Women’s work: PTI launches membership campaign
Membership campaign was being launched to encourage women to participate in the coming elections.
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Police performance: DPO issues notice to 3 SHOs
DPO said the SHOs had failed in arresting the notorious POs and controlling crime in their respective areas.
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Further education: BIEK: candidates should re-register
Candidates who had registered for the Humanities and Commerce private group for the first time should register again.
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Robbery: 5 bandits rob family of Rs500,000
Five robbers stole cash and jewellery at gun point from a citizen’s house in Pak Gate colony
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Short courses : Classes delayed at BBSUL
The admission process is still in underway and forms will be available till September 22.
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Medical research: KU centre wins US patent
The projects conducted by the centre’s director Prof. Dr Shahina Fayyaz were aimed at exploring indigenous organisms.
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New students: MPhil forms available from Sept 19
MS and MPhil programmes will be available from September 19.
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Fake mark sheets: KU cancels admissions
Enrolment of 20 candidates who gained admission to the university using fake mark sheets have been cancelled.
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Poor law and order: Chinese company backs off from Thar coal project
Sindh govt signs agreement with another company for coal extraction.
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Afridi to meet President, deadlock may end
Retired all-rounder likely to share details leading to his retirement.
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Cricket: BCCI axes Kochi from IPL
The decision brings an abrupt end to the team’s association with the IPL after merely one year.
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Boxing: Pakistan, India to lock horns
The PBF President Doda Khan Bhutto said that the federation has agreed to send the team to India.
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Football: ‘Modric deserves a raise’
Modric scored the opener at White Hart Lane and then pulled the strings thereafter.
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Formula one: Karthikeyan to race in India
Karthikeyan contested the first half of the season for the team before making way for Daniel Ricciardo.
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Football: KESC snatch late winner
The match was goal-less until KESC’s Abdul Rehman snatched victory in the fourth minute.
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Cricket: Trinidad & Tobago secure win
T&T bowlers stifled Ruhuna by taking the pace off the ball, restricting the Sri Lankan champions to 138.
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Boxing: Mayweather refuses to apologise
Mayweather received a host of boos from the crowd for his controversial knock-out punch.
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When are we going to open our eyes?
Believing conspiracy theories is a serious state of collective denial, needs rectification for stability, survival.
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Regular supply of food, drinking water is highest priority: Zardari
President directs officials to supervise and coordinate relief work in affected districts.
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Islamic party protests turn violent across Bangladesh
Activists belonging to the Jamaat-e-Islami party fought running battles with steel-helmeted riot police in Dhaka.
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No helping hands
Just imagine being stuck down a deep hole, with people standing by, but none of them willing to throw down a rope.
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Monitoring the internet
The government should keep in mind that it is virtually impossible to stop tech-savvy militants.
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As floods ravage Sindh, Pakistan imports vegetables from India
Pakistan has started importing close to 70 trucks of vegetables a day from India to meet demands.
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Pakistan says US should act in Afghanistan
'Instead of blaming us, they should take action against terrorists on their side of the border,' says army official.
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Washington International School loses teacher and student
Mumtaz and her son where on their way to school when the attack took place meters away from the institution.
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Stagnation hits Pakistani telcos
2011 seems to have flown by without any major breakthroughs.
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Power outage: Gas supply to Guddu thermal plant suspended
Several areas face severe power shortage, sources say supply suspended as PEPCO failed to pay bills of last 6 months.
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Gas supply to KESC power plant suspended
Sui Southern Gas says it had forewarned KESC about gas shortage.
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Israel should recognise Palestine: Abbas
Palestinian president urges Israel not to "lose an opportunity for peace."

















































