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Council of Europe Convention: Govt to approach US, other signatories next month
In a meeting with US mission deputy chief, Nisar discusses issue of prisoner-swap deal.
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Helpline: In case of emergency…
Phone operators working at helpline services have a tough job in which lives are at stake.
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Bringing change: Lyari girls say education is the only way up
Attendance is visibly higher at girls’ schools than boys’.
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Karachi makes way for bigger, better movie experiences
Neuplex complex opens its doors on Thursday with screens ranging from 50 to 60 feet.
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Militant mail: Elders asked to kill or hand over ‘immoral’ woman
Letters sent by Lashkar-e-Islam militants blames a local of ‘bad character’.
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Standard Chartered profit rises a whopping 86%
Earnings surge following a marked decrease in bad loans.
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A college with a heart: Landikotal college refuses to ‘abandon students’
Lacking seven teachers, Muhammad wonders whether the current faculty would be nearly enough to teach the intake.
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Yummy mummies: Motherhood and weight-loss in showbiz
Ms.T investigates the world of celebrity moms and the pressure they face to lose weight.
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Gender reassignment: Pink for a boy, blue for a girl
Gender ambiguity is a hush-hush topic, and lack of awareness among health practitioners delays timely diagnosis.
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Extortion: A national dilemma
Rampant extortion exposes chinks in the state’s armour, undermining its authority.
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After 14 years: Akhtar Mengal returns to Balochistan Assembly
Urges federal govt to implement his ‘six points’ to restore peace in Balochistan.
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Hunt for rich tax evaders: FBR to zero in on residents of upscale areas
Owners of expensive properties and luxury cars to be brought into tax net.
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Goodbye old friend: PIA’s B-747 bows out
Jumbo AP-BFW makes last journey, to a scrap-dealer.
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Grappling for a solution: WHO’s help sought to take the sting out of dengue outbreak
32,000 health workers to be mobilised, awareness campaigns to start soon.
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Brain drain: Saudi Arabia to import more Pakistani doctors
Interviews to be conducted in Lahore, Multan and Islamabad.
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Stepping up: Education department installs biometric system to ensure attendance
Officials claim it will soon be introduced in schools to ensure presence of teachers and students.
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Books over bombs: Inklings of transformation
Matta hosted its first ever book fair, to a very encouraging public response.
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With Laut Aa, Salmaan Shaukat’s wait comes to an end
The music video epitomises everything about time, wait and worldly desires.
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Controversy: Bugti family wants to fix grave error
Says DNA test will lay to rest all doubts about the late chieftain’s grave they think is symbolic.
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Health woes: Diarrhoea cases on the rise in Sindh
If left unchecked, the disease could develop into a pandemic.
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Pakistan Academy of Letters makes space for Pashto literature
The corner in the library has been named after veteran writer Tahir Afridi for his services.
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Asif lands sponsor for Professional Circuit
Omar Associates to back IBSF world champion with Rs2million.
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Deweaponisation: Routine violations disrupted disarmament drive, documents show
Despite a bar on issuance of arms licences, former premiers Gilani, Ashraf approved 187,189 permits.
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To end students’ woes, two IBAians launch online book portal
At IBA Bookery.com, sellers are able to get a better price compared to selling it in the market.
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Police must register FIR within five minutes of complaint: CCPO
Says hostile attitude towards the public will not be tolerated.
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The City of Men: A patwari’s love for Peshawar culminates in yet unpublished book
‘Peshawar kay bäm-o-dar’ captures anecdotes, archives, but financial constrains prevent it from being accessible.
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Bridging the gaps of democracy through civil societies
How citizens can help fill the void after a decade of dictatorial rule.
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The wheat market jigsaw puzzle
PASSCO makes profits at the expense of farmer prosperity.
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Why economics needs history
Historical perspective on analysing problems.
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Social and financial cost of a prolonged war
Nations engaged in conflict for long periods lose growth momentum.
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Responsible power generation: Cellular industry’s shift towards green energy
Transition will be beneficial not just to telecoms but local communities as well.
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Modern slavery: How bad is bonded labour
A framework for welfare of labour is more important.
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Bankrolling LeT: Indians claim Tunda’s network leads to LeT
Two suspects rounded up for their alleged involvement in smuggling counterfeit currency.
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Identity crisis: For lack of a surname
Thousands of children can’t go to school because they do not know their father’s name.
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Violating procedures: Govt circumvents rules for Khosa’s appointment
Official sources say neither the position was circulated nor the handpicked candidates were interviewed.
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Car monetisation policy: Audit authorities detect irregularities worth Rs20m
Top bureaucrats exploited the govt scheme to curb misuse of staff vehicles.
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Provincial watchdogs: Sindh Assembly yet to form PAC, standing committees
Opposition members agree committees keep govt depts in check.
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Universities in parts of Sindh welcome new admissions policy
Claim that Karachi University’s policy is biased.
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Bar vs bench: LHCBA condemns ‘abuse’ of contempt law
‘Contempt law is meant to get court orders implemented, not protect courts’ dignity’.
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Lucrative post: PM picks Nasir Khosa for World Bank job
Development neither confirmed nor denied by PM’s secretary.
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Attack on art: Silence on Indian front, decry Pakistani artists
No serious condemnation, criticism from Indian artists, media on gallery attack.
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Praise for restraint: Kerry lauds Nawaz’s India policy
Prime minister says Islamabad is seeking dialogue with Delhi, discusses border flare-up with US secretary of state.
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Diamer-Bhasha project: Rock carvings at dam site to be preserved
All but the most important carvings, some 33,000 in number, are to be replicated.
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Rights of minorities: ‘Ahmadis not allowed to do business in Muslim areas’
Man forced to flee Gujranwala with family, leaving house and workshop behind.
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Dhodiyal Pheasantry: 12-year-old brings home stray leopard
Saqib added that when he first saw the leopard cub he got scared.
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Main Hoon Shahid Afridi: Of cricket and heartwarming stereotypes
Director relies on a bucket full of childish narratives to convey an uplifting story.
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Sindh: Strongholds and changing political trends
Major parties fight it out for sought-after vacated seats in Karachi, Thatta, Sanghar, and Shikarpur.
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Dump in the sea: Rain garbage obstructs boat routes at Manora Jetty
People living on islands have to swim in the dirty waters to clear it for boat engines to work.
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Margin call: Imitating Wall Street model, Standard Capital to modernise trading
Brokerage house to launch drive to train the ‘next generation’ of equity traders.
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Unforeseen alliances, internal dissent feature prominently in by-polls
Two seats fell vacant after elected legislators were killed in separate attacks.