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Currency: Rupee firms, overnight rates higher
The rupee closed at 84.43/48 to the dollar amid a lack of import payments.
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Treasury bills : SBP borrows Rs232 billion
Banks and other investors expect the benchmark rate to stay unchanged at 14 per cent in the next monetary policy.
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Self-sufficient : Pakistan stops Indian vegetable imports
Indian exporters were sending 25-30 truckloads of vegetables every day to Pakistan.
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West Indies tour: Pakistan kick off campaign
Today will be the first time the two sides meet in a Twenty20.
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Education and devolution
The creation of Pakistani nationhood meant a move from diversity to homogeneity of our curriculum.
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US won't abandon drone program in Pakistan: Officials
US officials privately say Washington will not consider demands by Pakistani officials to cut drone attacks.
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Officials in US to probe "Three Cups of Tea" charity
The television news show "60 Minutes" said Mortenson was using Central Asia Institute in Montana to promote his books.
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Saudi ambassador assures support to three Pakistanis given death penalty
Relatives of the prisoners appeal for release claiming they have paid blood money.
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Another NRO on cards: Nisar
PML-N walks out of NA session as Chaudhry Nisar claims there's another NRO on the cards.
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PML-Q demands governorship of Punjab: Sources
PML-Q proposes name of Maqsood Leghari as Governor. Final decision to join PPP-led government to be taken on April 25.
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EC issues asset details of parliamentarians
Prime Minister Gilani has total declared assets worth Rs19.4 million while his bank balance is Rs12.9 million.
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Fake degree: IHC reserves verdict in case against Sukhera
Lawyer says FIA has no authority to verify degrees, hearing adjourned till April 22.
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PML-Q not ready to teach PPP how to govern: Haroon Akhtar Khan
PPP has wasted three years and has driven the country into a difficult place, says PML-Q senator.
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Delay in entry of applications for Hajj 2011
The entry of thousands of applications have not begun due to lack of data operators.
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Tarlai: 20 brick-kiln workers freed
A court bailiff on Tuesday rescued 20 brick-kiln workers from the illegal detention of two kiln owners.
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Bird Hits Plane: PIA flight avoids aerial mishap
PIA Bahawalpur’s station manager Mansoor Lodhi said 46 passengers were on board.
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Anti-Harassment Act: Focus on provincial-level implementation
Meeting will soon be arranged with provincial secretaries for appointing ombudsperson at the provincial level.
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Violation: LSE expels two members
LSE has expelled Khalid Javed Securities and HSZ Securities.
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Ethanol: Brazil to help develop industry
Brazil is considering helping Pakistan produce ethanol from sugarcane.
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Gas outages schedule: Textile mill owners refuse to comply
Owners rejected schedule announced by the Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL).
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Castro resigns : Cuba mulls reforms
Fidel Castro confirmed his exit from the Communist Party leadership on Tuesday.
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LUMHS : MBBS exams from April 26
Additional controller of examinations of the Lumhs, Jamshoro, says MBBS semester exams will start from April 26.
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Seeking Freedom: Rehab patients detain doctors, staff
Some 25 patients of a psychological and drug rehabilitation centre detained two doctors and five other staff members.
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Arrest: Alleged dacoit held in encounter
A notorious dacoit, Inam Golo, was arrested during an encounter with the police.
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Karo Kari : Man kills daughter, her ‘lover’
Muhammad Sharif Brohi gunned down his 20-year-old daughter, Rasheeda.
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Homecoming: Kidnapped boy returns after three days
13-year-old boy kidnapped from Gulaab Laghari police limits three days ago came home.
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Flood rehabilitation: ‘7,000 houses to be constructed’
Seven thousand low-cost houses are being constructed in 43 flood-hit villages.
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Funds: Sindh promotes 1,362 doctors
Sindh Finance Department has approved funds for the promotion of 1,362 doctors.
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Extension: House-count given six more days
Federal Census Commission decides to extend the deadline of completing the house listing by six days.
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Cash For Cricketers: Punjab, Centre’s replies sought
The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Tuesday sought replies from the federal and Punjab governments by May 3.
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Free Media: ‘Reliance on ads hurts journalism’
The financial influence that businesses have over the media in terms of advertising revenue.
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Shah Jewana’s Urs: 3-week-long events begin on Tuesday
The urs of Hazrat Shah Jewna started on Tuesday with rasm-e-chaki chung in Shah Jewana, Jhang.
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Poor Performance: Three Wasa officials suspended
Three Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) officials were suspended from duties.
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Football: Tottenham to play in South Africa
Tottenham Hotspur will visit South Africa in July for three fixtures.
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Football: Barcelona appeal Iniesta ban
Barcelona have appealed a Uefa proposal to suspend Andres Iniesta.
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Cricket: Hong Kong denies fixing claims
Hong Kong’s cricket chief has denied there is any corruption at the city’s high-profile Sixes tournament.
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Olympics: Deal struck in 2012 row
BOA and the organisers of the 2012 London Olympics have settled their acrimonious financial dispute.
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Cricket: Jayawardene wants D/L reviewed
Jayawardene wants a review of the Duckworth-Lewis system for rain-truncated matches.
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Cricket: UBL win Grade II final
UBL beat Medicam Group in the final of the Patron’s Trophy Grade II tournament.
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Wheat Procurement: 72,000 tonnes to be purchased
As much as 72,000 tonnes of wheat would be purchased at the nine procurement centres.
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Sexual Assault: Eight-year-old accuses teacher
The girl is under treatment at Nishter Hospital.
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Football: Gonzalez excited by United interest
CSKA Moscow winger Mark Gonzalez welcomes interest from Manchester United.
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US, Pakistan cannot allow ties to unravel: Mullen
Mullen's visit to Afghanistan and Pakistan comes as the US enters a delicate phase of the nearly 10-year-old war.
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Absolved: Woman accused of killing husband released
A woman accused of killing her husband was found innocent and released.
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Change LoC into Line of Commerce: Attique Ahmed
AJK prime minister inaugurates new English magazine.
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People move to safer areas due to conflict
Clashes between Lashkar-e-Islam and Zakhakhel in Tirah have forced the local people to move.
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Roots parents’ day: From Boogie Woogie to ‘We are the World’, Peace through Cultural Fusion
Each year schools make a special effort to showcase the young ones in adorable outfits and choreographed performances.
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Welfare: BISP brings relief to Gilgit-Baltistan
Officials claim Gilgit-Baltistan’s Diamer District is the most backward and poor area of the region.
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Transport fares hiked by Rs2 across the board
Transporters wanted Rs5 hike, RTA wanted Re1, compromise reached.
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Legislation underway: Minorities to have their own marriage laws
New bill to adopt almost all suggestions by the Hindu community.