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List includes senior most management of finance ministry.

NA told some 80 govt employees share nationalities of other countries.

Nisar, Imran will only be spinning out yarns to justify their lack of will to address the issue of terrorism.

Families of victims demand burns patients be shifted to other parts of the country.

The three-day-long siege has left at least 62 dead and up to 200 wounded.

According to the report, 30-40% people in Karachi suffer from common mental disorders (CMDs).

126 protests organised across south Punjab in 48 hours.

‘Govt strengthening TTP, insulting the dead by offering talks’.

Traffic problems at several areas due to blocked roads.

Families of victims demand burns patients be shifted to other parts of the country.

Excavator brought in to complete digging of graves in time.

National Assembly denounces ‘attack on all Pakistanis’; interior minister at ‘loss for words’ to describe terrorists.

Stray bullet from clash between two groups in Korangi kills 26-year-old man .

New K-P police chief appointed, probe begins.

Many of the works contrast life & death. Splattering of red acrylic paint to suggest blood, foliage representing life.

Petroleum ministry says it will only meet contractual commitments.

The purpose driven vehicle will provide dollars for oil imports.

Since chiefs are ‘peoples’ representatives’ in assemblies, political legitimacy formalised their traditional power.

Pakistan head coach unhappy with flack, says he has become a ‘soft target’.

Every day the Taliban would catch somebody, and detain him for a day or two at their markaz.

PTI Chairman said the attack on All Saints' church needs to be strongly condemned.

Since Whatmore took over in March last year, Pakistan have won only one Test and lost five.

Implication of the attack on Taliban talks also discussed.

JUI-F chief says that whoever carried out the attack wants to influence the APC resolution.

Interior minister commends the Christian community for showing restraint.

Militants shot the soldiers from Central Industrial Security Force while they were buying vegetables at the market.

Appeal was made after protests and rioting broke out in the country following the Peshawar church attack.

No one was arrested as the criminals managed to get away.

Calls on the government to bring the perpetrators to justice.

Pakistani forces were patrolling the border area when they were attacked by about 15 militants.

It was a remote-controlled bomb planted in a motorcycle, injuring 21 people including a local journalist.

Top seat lying vacant for a month, govt remains indecisive.

Will cross-examine and re-examine four prosecution witnesses in the Mumbai attacks case.

Discussions likely to take place without formal office.

Raising slogans, they demand that the culprits be brought to book.

Only a few cities in the world have seen as much grief as Peshawar.

‘We have lost our scholars, leaders, teachers – our future’.

Two suicide bombers hit historic church in Peshawar’s Kohati Gate area.

Founding Christian missionaries did not want to offend sentiments when they built it.

Special prayers to be offered in churches across the province .

Statements of solidarity pour in as death toll mounts.

Lady Reading Hospital CEO says biggest trauma for hospital since Meena Bazaar attack.

Group demands further demolitions at Ahmadi places of worship.

Veteran says he is not ‘under pressure’ over captaincy debate.

The complex is being modelled on Dubai International Academic City.

Three suspected terrorists wounded in the attack.

Inexpensive equipment means local bands can now record and release music without giving in to popular trends.

Never get high on your own supply, warns a famous naswar maker in Karachi’s Jackson bazaar.

Two suicide bombers with 12 kilogrammes of explosive material attacked the church after Sunday mass.

All across Karachi, tall trees are systematically being chopped down to small bushes, quite unlike other big cities.