Pakistan

The president conferred the awards on 185 Pakistanis and foreigners who were drawn from various fields.

Top leaders are criticising Asfandyar Wali Khan’s decision to stay abroad.

Medical students might have to give an extra exam after return from Cuba.

Destruction came in the wake of local demonstrations, minority community lodges peaceful protest.

The Wah Cantonment police registered a case.

The house of a senior police official was robbed in the Waris Khan area.

University says experienced officials are valuable additions to its faculty.

Lack of control mechanism, training and orientation of teachers linked to rising cases.

Cables reveal that PML-Q was prepared to break laws to make Mushurraf win.

A police constable who allegedly attempted to rape a Chinese engineer was taken into custody.

One person was killed in the Golra area over a family dispute.

CDA aims to put in place a modern waste management system.

An Abbottabad-bound passenger van turned turtle on Hazara Road near Panian village.

School being built on 4.5 kanals allocated for museum; minister claims project will resume soon.

Nine bodies of missing villagers recovered during Eid.

Champion skiers disappointed with federal government’s disregard.

Jubair Ahmed was born in Sialkot and lived there until he was 19 years old.

UNHCR supporting refugees going back to Afghanistan.

President Zardari calls for regular meetings at foreign minister level.

Positions were opened after the retirement of three judges this year.

Both parties went through several rounds of negotiation on the issue but it is still likely to remain the main hurdle.

Relatives opt to stay back at airport till the flights landed.

Dr Shakeel Afridi allegedly ran fake polio vaccination drive on behalf of CIA to help track down Bin Laden.

District residents say that Health Department is not doing enough.

‘Islam’s image will suffer if clerics don’t condemn Shahbaz Taseer abduction’.

Continues diatribe against Malik, admits ordering death of Rehman Dakait.

Former Libyan leader’s female guard thought she was fighting ‘al Qaeda’.

UK police ‘discover’ letter from Imran Farooq’s house.

TTP says those kidnapped are not young boys but men aged 20 to 30.

Khursheed earns enough in the Eid season to sustain her household for five to six months.

Students across schools and classes are often subjected to physical to verbal mistreatment.

Awan says revival of Silk Route was on the agenda at the China-Eurasia Economic Development and Cooperation Forum.

Textile firms buy designs from designers as well as hire in-house staff to create affordable, mass market products.

SBP asked to coordinate with finance ministry for leasing facilities.

Overflowing rivers submerge fields with cotton crop hit the hardest.

Shortfall to reach around 3,500MW as Mangla output falls, says Pepco.

The pair make it through to Third round, with having history of being runners up last year in the same competition.

Abbasi's winner hands team a winning start in Asian CT.

Sindh government announces monetary compensation for flood-hit people.

Question that liberals fail to ask is how, in absence of legwork, can they change mindset of Hamid's followers?

Ministry of Finance chose to sit on Letter of Credit for a year, despite urgency of Pakistan’s power requirements.

Fashionistas are now incorporating articles of clothing which are inspired by 1960s.

Incidentally the new Libyan flag is a wondrous look alike of the tricolour flag of the Pakistan Peoples Party.

If Mr Mooraj can, he should try and visit Panchgani once more to relive his childhood memories.

Sloppy fielding hurts hosts' chances of forcing a result in one-off Test.

President Zardari welcomes Russian interest in various important energy projects in Pakistan.

The terrorist identified as Abid Bangash was arrested following an encounter on Tariq Road.

The CIA moved to set up in 2004 "a permanent presence" in the country, says Wall Street Journal report.

Three injured are under treatment in Allied Hospital in Faisalabad.

There are reports that suicide bombers sneaked into the area posing as tribesmen.