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Says suspect must submit surety bond of Rs50 million.

Both men are being interrogated at present.

Haripur’s butchers face major economic setback as customers lose trust.

Say they were registered, but not as displaced people.

The fire soon engulfed the entire room and smoke billowed out, rendering the children unconscious.

In the absence of a physician parents are compelled to take their offspring to hospitals in other provinces.

First phase of scheme likely to begin first week of March.

Governor lauds Khyber tribesmen for cooperating with government.

Spy agency, interior ministry deny arresting Indian national.

Provinces, federal govt, private consumers owe Rs580b to power ministry, says state minister Abid Sher Ali.

The ban seeks to ensure strong academic standards in government colleges and avoid losses to the exchequer.

The federal government directed the K-P government to enhance security measures for foreign engineers.

Only NGOs which have been registered with the relevant authorities will be allowed to operate in the district.

Absence of communication has created false perceptions of tribal belt being a hub of militancy, says Fayaz Ali Shah.

CM's adviser condemns attack on Penal High School for Christian boys; directs authorities to raise security

Refugees allegedly obtained the identity cards with the help of some NADRA officials and are doing businesses

PESCO official says power supply to these institutions has also been disconnected for a short period as show of intent

Lawyers of two men failed to disprove their clients’ guilt on Wednesday.

Say cultural barriers, lack of access to equipment major barriers for skilled attendants

Rahida does not speak much after mortar shell pierced through roof of her house

Awan stressed value of allowing a child to reach adulthood, at not only physical but also mental level

Retired army personnel to ensure security of students, teachers

They have to go there for visa registration, argues Consul General Ibrahimkhel

Says US-India nuclear deal will affect ongoing fight against militancy

Drive to be inaugurated by Imran Khan on February 8

Notification issued for the transfer.

Locals managed to put the fire out while Khan was rushed to Ayub Medical Complex, Abbottabad.

The injured were taken to Benazir Shaheed District Headquarters Hospital where the driver succumbed to his injuries.

Say they will not carry guns to school because that would negatively affect students.

“The provincial capital has suffered more than any other city in the war against terror,” he added.

First meeting of UoP research forum held.

Eight protesters released, four nominated in FIR.

Counsel says high court order has been violated.

Threaten sit-in outside Presidency if jurisdiction, amendments to Article 247 not undertaken.

Cases where verdict is foregone conclusion to be forwarded, say sources.

Begum Kulsum remembered today for her contributions to the community and politics

Will not handover land to WAPDA until concerns addressed, says MPA Abdul Sattar.

Nine FCW lecturers receive weapons training at police lines; government allows only school watchmen to carry guns .

Strikes destroyed an ammunition dump and seven explosives laden vehicles

Army chief visits Mohmand Agency to get detailed briefing on progress of stabilisation operations

President of schools teachers association says teachers holding guns in class will have negative affect on students

Participants carried banners and placards with slogans for interfaith harmony and coexistence inscribed on them.

Eyewitnesses say several activists were carrying arms

Five schoolteachers and forced five watchmen suspended.

Distinction between school systems will foster social inequality, says APPSWA central president.

Locals demand passage should be open three days a week.

Muhammad Nawaz says his son has become a source of point-scoring between governments

Asfandyar Wali Khan lashes out at provincial, federal governments for neglecting IDPs.

After hearing all the arguments, the division bench acquitted Saddam and Sherpao.

After great efforts 5,500 have been catered.