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Villagers assume that whale would have ambergris, valued for perfumes and medicines.

Pakistan wants to ship 30,000 tons to pay unpaid power bills to Tehran.

CDWP also approves import of electricity from Tajikistan.

In its place, Pakistan will step up dollar purchases from open market.

It's simple really, Aitchison College produces the most intelligent minds in the country; Imran Khan was one of them.

Forward thrust by India in heat of passion along LoC would have commensurate blowback in presence of hostile backyard.

The defeat is significant for the PTI as it is the first public verdict on its performance in the province.

Election after time tabled election is improving the quality of debate. The way forward is civilian and organic.

Target is to win series against Zimbabwe whilst testing youngsters, says manager.

Omar Associates to back IBSF world champion with Rs2million.

Any side at home could be dangerous, says captain Misbahul Haq.

Further talks on peace process expected during extended stay.

PTI workers claim the accused do not belong to the party but were sent from agencies to sabotage their sit-in.

Intelligence report states a group of terrorists from Fata has entered Sukkur.

CJ ordered re-polling be held in all polling stations where women were barred from voting.

Indian Army continues firing in the Nakyal Sector in Kotli.

PTI chief says united and empowered people can change the fate of a country.

Business centres and public transport are closed in Quetta and other areas of Balochistan.

A suspected has also been arrested by the police.

ASWJ spokesperson says IG is willing to listen to their demands, will return to protest on Tuesday if demands not met.

Missing persons in FC custody be presented before the court as well, says chief justice.

Pakistan and Afghanistan also signed an agreement to boost volume of trade and strengthen economic relationship.

Years on, nearly 70,000 of those uprooted by the 2010 floods continue to suffer, with no help in sight.

The Kashmir dispute is not an international issue anymore, it is an issue between India and Pakistan, says Akbaruddin.

“We can respond to bullets with bullets as well. But we don’t want to be a part of this war,” says Sarwat Ejaz Qadri.

Nawaz calls Shahbaz a day after PTI protest, disapproves The Mall Road arrests.

Militia representative rules out involvement of third country in Afghan peace process.

Russia warns US against ‘past mistakes’, says military action will lead to escalation.

Eighth concert series featured Alghoza performances, including variations of ragas and melodies.

Move would overcome legal obstacles barring urban Islamabad from having a local body system.

National U23 side loses by nine wickets in final.

Coach believes 4-1 victory has doubled confidence for remaining Asia Cup ties.

Says hostile attitude towards the public will not be tolerated.

Pakistani hackers leave messages for officials to reply to ‘Indian aggression’.

How citizens can help fill the void after a decade of dictatorial rule.

How the under-estimation of UFG is costing the economy dearly.

An elected government, in laying out a plan for the future, must cater to the needs of its constituencies.

PASSCO makes profits at the expense of farmer prosperity.

Historical perspective on analysing problems.

Nations engaged in conflict for long periods lose growth momentum.

Transition will be beneficial not just to telecoms but local communities as well.

A framework for welfare of labour is more important.

We need to invest in locomotives as well as freight and passenger trains.

The top civilian leaders and the military high command need to develop a shared view on terrorism.

Unprovoked firing from Indian Army across the LoC continues.

Muhammad Zubair, Dilbar Hussain, Muhammad Waqas and Shafqat Hayat claimed a goal each.

Says indelible ink worth Rs5 million was left to waste and Rs1.8 million were spent to buy an unapproved new car.

A little bit of technology can ensure girls don’t skip school one week every month.

The most expensive of toys are no match for the games these children invent.

A bird’s-eye view of the walled city of Lahore where two out of the 12 historic gates are being repaired.