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Three Pakistanis on death row: Senate panel asks Saudi Arabia to stay execution
Prisoners being held despite paying Rs4 million in diyat.
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Three cups of tea: ‘US author fabricated charity work in Pakistan’
Greg Mortenson’s account of building schools alleged to be inaccurate.
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Army interventions have harmed institutions: CJ
CJ lays out constitutional duties of armed forces to visiting officers.
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Bridging trust deficit: Afghanistan, Pakistan upgrade peace commission
Military, intelligence officials to join the two-tier commission; the move has US backing.
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Dubai with Strings attached!
An exhilarating evening jamming to Strings tunes.
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Across the LoC
There seems to be little hope of finding a lasting solution to the Kashmir dispute.
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YouTube video of the day: Target shooting survivor tells his tale
The third series of Seerat, a documentary by Ali Kapadia, pictures the account of a target killings survivor.
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Army intervention weakening democratic institutions: CJP
Chief Justice says the constitutional role of military is to protect the nation's borders.
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Drowning Victim: Body found after eight hours
The boy drowned while swimming in Karachi canal.
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Currency: Rupee firms, overnight rates rise
Dealers say the local unit could come under pressure next week amid an increase in import payments.
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Furnace oil: Prices rise by up to Rs3,100 per ton
Prices increased in line with the rising international crude market: officials.
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Tax returns: FBR extends deadline
Federal Board of Revenue extends the date for payment of taxes for the tax period March, 2011.
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Asset management companies: Regulators approve merger
MCB said the merger is subject to compliance of applicable laws and other regulatory approvals.
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Besos: HBL to allocate shares to employees
HBL says it will be the first among other bankers of Pakistan to allocate 12 per cent share to its employees.
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Gemstones: Government urged to facilitate sector
Chairman Pakistan Gemstone and Minerals Association urges government to pay more attention to the gemstone business.
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Overseas Pakistanis Division: Raja appointed as new chief
BS-19 officer of Secretariat Group promoted to Joint Secretary (BS-20) with immediate effect.
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Besakhian: 300-year-old farmer’s festival starts
The Besakhian festival is organised each year before the wheat cultivation begins.
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Police Torture: Case registered against 3 cops
Sandal Bar Police registers case against local CIA police on charges of torturing a labourer to death.
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Equality Now: Pakhtuns demand equal treatment
Pakhtunkhwa Milli Awami Party protests against discriminatory treatment of Pakhtuns.
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Police Operation: Police wraps up search for criminals
Police officials capture 215 robbers during the operation in Katcha area.
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Transfers: Four SPs get new assignments
Inspector General of Punjab Police transfers and posts four SPs in the city.
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High Court Mosque: Chief justice lays foundation stone
The mosque is being constructed at a cost of Rs16 million.
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Animal Sciences: 3rd convocation on 20th
Convocation to be held at the university's Ravi Campus, Pattoki.
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Medical Education: Responsibility now a taught course
Chapter on social responsibility to be added to mandatory behavioral sciences for MBBS students.
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Literary Gala: GCU win inter-collegiate competition
Saad Farooq Zia of the GCU stood first in the Arifana Kalam contest.
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Pakistan Consul General in Texas visits Dr Aafia
Pakistan Embassy in Washington coordinating for consular access to Dr Aafia.
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FATA development: Promises termed ‘hollow’ at workshop
Although successive governments have claimed to bring development to Fata, they have merely been hollow promises.
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Ghizer By-Election: 51 polling stations set up
This is an increase of 11 polling stations compared to the 2009 election.
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Opening: A vibe of Dubai in Islamabad
Terrace Café opens amid a pop of flashbulbs and paparazzi.
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Tariff Concessions: EU parliament thanked for trade deal
Dartmouth had called on the Pakistani ambassador at the Embassy of Pakistan in Brussels.
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Gilgit-Baltistan: PM backs G-B’s empowerment
Gilani says G-B's empowerment in line with government series of initiatives for overall wellbeing and development.
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USAID Project: Munter’s wife meets health workers
US government is proud to be improving the lives of women by supporting the lady health workers.
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Mandatory Advance Payments: Hajj application submissions commence
The collection of Hajj applications commenced from Friday on a first come, first servedbasis.
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Zab Case Update: Babar Awan briefs President Zardari
Babar Awan briefed President Zardari on the case’s progress.
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Davis Verdict: Judge’s brother transferred
Police inspector Muhammad Ojia who gave the verdict on Davis case has been transferred from Sialkot to Gujranwala.
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Development: Roots introduces ACCA
Roots College announces ACCA programme at a seminar.
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Pakistan mission seeks blasphemy case details
Query was made after a US national called for probing a Faisalabad case.
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Illegal occupation: Law enforcers succeed in finding legal loophole
Islamabad High Court allows cops to continue residing in illegally occupied flats.
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Cultural event: Diplomats’ wives for women’s welfare and childcare activities
The cultural event was hosted by Ghousoun Joumas Muhra, wife of Dr Ali Muhra, the Syrian Ambassador, at her residence.
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Intra-Kashmir bus service completes six years
Officials say over 15,000 Kashmiris have travelled so far through the service.
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Busted: Two alleged robbers held
Police claim both are robbers and had snatched Rs600,000 from a person who had drawn cash from a bank few days ago.
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Raymond Davis saga: LHC seeks explanation from Punjab govt
Govt had been directed to include Davis’ name on ECL.
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Civic Complaints: Glaring problems at markets
Aabpara and Melody markets are facing countless problems due to rising encroachments.
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Development of E-11: Supreme Court slams ‘sham deal’
Declares Rs1.8 billion joint venture agreement between CDA and private housing society inoperative and ineffective.
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Sialkot lynching: Gujranwala court restrained from ruling
Plaintiff argues that use of television footage as evidence was illegal.
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Drama festival: Acting for interfaith harmony
Students from various institutions of the twin cities enact messages of peace and tolerance.
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Punjab politics: ‘Musharraf will come back by year end’
APML to hold rally, seeks support from former local govt officials.
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Public transport: Political stand-ins
Public bus-stand crops up over night, PML-Q alleges govt is ‘driving them out’.
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Dengue fever: We haven’t seen the last of dengue
Report by experts projects disease could prove worse than last year.
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Devolution issues: Govt withholds HEC funds, awaits legislation
Recurring budget is used to pay salaries of public university employees.