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Also asks petroleum ministry to provide gas to localities within 5km radius of gas fields.

The government had suspended the AGPR on Dec 18 for three months on corruption charges.

Senate body reprimands officials over lack of timely appointments and teachers’ absenteeism.

HR audit planned in September still not off the ground; board member claims process to be revived.

Units are not observing environmental safety standards.

Poll body official denies telling NA panel that holding polls in January would be impossible.

The polls placed opposition leader Dr Abdullah Abdullah as the most popular candidate in the race.

Desktop internet is dominating with 91% owning a PC at home and 45% also own a smartphone or tablet.

Japan provides Rs176m worth of vehicles, equipment to training institute.

Export Development Fund refuses to release money for payment to sugar millers.

Capital's civil society organizations and individual activists plan candlelit vigil today to remember sacrifice of BB.

Customs department takes steps to effectively control smuggling.

Association says gas pressure has gone down substantially.

Commerce ministers expected to meet on sidelines of SAARC conference.

Says key positions have been assigned to professional officers.

Festive cheers of family reunions and excited children take over parts of the cities.

Security forces also kept patrolling the sensitive areas to preempt any untoward event.

PML-N govt sacked these officials for ‘corruption’ or did not renew their contracts.

2013’s declarations saw shockingly ‘poor’ MNAs, chief ministers.

Secretary says export development roadmap being prepared.

Deep pockets or not, festivity was at its peak on Christmas night.

Police will be deployed in and around the churches of the capital during Christmas says a police spokesperson.

IHC seeks replies from respondents by December 26.

Ex-military ruler skips hearing citing security threats.

Mobile phone services also remained suspended in many parts of the country, including Karachi and Lahore.

Islamabad, Ankara to conclude preferential trade agreement in early 2014.

DGMOs emphasise need to re-energise existing mechanisms along LoC.

President hopes the two countries will give fillip to mutual trade.

Two frontrunners emerge in the race.

In view of possible terror attacks, PTA likely to suspend cellular networks.

A three-day photo exhibition depicting the life of Jinnah will commence at the Heritage Museum today.

Varsity admin changes warden, promises to negotiate demands.

Nutrient-deficient soil pointed out as leading cause.

Instead of sculptures, fountains and flora, we see missiles and tanks in our city squares, says Raza Rumi.

The exhibition features 19 pieces rendered in the folk art of paper cutting.

Traffic challans piling up; admin dumping backlog instead of properly disposing cases.

Police and a contingent of Rangers had been deployed on the procession routes.

Legal team says former military ruler is in high spirits on day of historic treason trial.

Army spokesman reiterates those killed in operation were militants.

Preferential rates are applied to export of 75 tariff lines to EU states.

Project will allow closer harmony between SAARC capital markets.

Both countries likely to sign MoU to meet Pakistan’s energy demand.

Court says CNG stations will remain open for three days a week in all areas of Rawalpindi, Islamabad.

Several stalled projects need to be taken up at the earliest to restore investor confidence.

Imran Khan rails against reprieves for rich tax dodgers, extravagance of leaders and currency printing habits.

Military official says observers are provided limited access on the Indian side of the LoC.

Another five booked for corruption.

A total of 15 Zulfiqar Gold Medals and 16 Chancellor’s Gold Medals were awarded.

The exhibition will mark a successful year’s end for Satrang Gallery.

Analysts say less experienced people may undermine PC’s strength.