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This will be my best work thus far: Rahat Fateh Ali
His new album is a mixture of love songs and it is going to be released alongside the IIFA telecast.
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Rapist caught red-handed in attempt to rape 1.5-year-old child
He offered to buy her toffees from the market, and then took her to a nearby field to rape her.
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People are afraid of Pakistan's take-off, claims Abid Sher Ali
Minister also claims 'people are afraid of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif delivering'.
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Lal Masjid cleric murder case: Musharraf to appear in court on May 22
Musharraf's lawyer submits applications seeking acquittal and permanent exemption from court proceedings.
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Rigging in May 11 elections: JI ameer accepts Imran's invitation to take part in new protests
Sirajul Haq says not only JI leaders but also workers from Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, K-P, FATA will take part.
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The Express Tribune marks World Press Freedom Day without stories
This is how the world will be like without a free press.
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Development budget: CDWP clears 17 projects but at a higher cost
Faulty planning, scarcity of resources cited as reasons for escalated price.
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Workers: Minister recognises labour efforts
Nadia Gabol pays tribute to workers who lost their lives during duty in factories, mills and due to any mishaps.
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Rigging complaints: ANP rallies behind govt, decries PTI move
Criticises PTI for crying foul over pre-poll rigging in last year’s election.
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Selective: Pakistan invited to attend CICA
Pakistan is among the 40 countries that, so far, have accepted the invitation to attend the fourth CICA Summit.
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Keen: Country to develop science sector
Minister Zahid Hamid says Pakistan is interested in developing its science and technology sector.
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Bureaucratic breakdown: Minister accuses govt depts of ‘lethargy’
Senate committee critical of Pakistan Post’s ‘inefficiency’.
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Seminary blast: Another child succumbs to injuries
Death toll from blast at seminary in Orangi Town has climbed to 5 after latest casualty.
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Shown the door: Two members of K-P cabinet dismissed
Minister for Industries Shaukat Yousafzai and Adviser to CM Yasin Khalil dismissed over corruption allegations.
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Hosting refugees: UN high commissioner thanks Pakistan
UN High Commissioner for Refugees stresses the importance of protective space for Afghan refugees in Pakistan.
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Balochistan violence: Hand grenade attack injures 7 in Khuzdar
Police constable among the injured.
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FC, customs impound 30 Vehicles: MPA protests as Iranian fuel is seized
Customs and FC Taftan Scouts impound around 30 vehicles carrying smuggled petrol, diesels and LPG.
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German dignitary told: ‘Govt to safeguard rights of minorities’
Govt reiterates that it will make every effort to safeguard the rights of religious and ethnic minorities in Pakistan.
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Have PML-N’s back: JUI-F to back govt despite differences
JUI-F to stand by PML-N and back it if moves are made to destabilise the govt.
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Reserved for minorities: Low population keeps seats vacant
Reserved seats for minorities in rural Balochistan usually remain vacant.
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Accident: Cloth factory in SITE catches fire
No casualties have been reported as yet.
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Planning ahead: HEC to support 18 projects at SU
The projects will preferably target the main campus at Jamshoro.
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Case continues: FIA uncovers Ohio ex-deputy treasurer’s Lahore address
Court grants agency one-day physical remand; suspect could be handed over to US.
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Heedless urban planning in Lahore
The rapid transformation of Lahore will have many effects beyond just the superficial.
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Calamity: Landslide kills at least 350 in Afghan province
Some 350 to 400 houses destroyed in Argo district .
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Long hot summer: Asif banishes illusions about load-shedding end
Minister for water and power labels government the biggest electricity defaulter.
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Analysis: Will a public apology by Geo be enough?
Apparently, the owners of the media group have repeatedly offered profuse apologies in private.
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World Press Freedom Day: Govt taking all necessary steps for safety of journalists, says Nawaz
President Mamnoon Hussain says there is a need to reflect on the challenges faced by the media today.
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Conveying concern: Pakistan summons senior Indian diplomat
Strong protest was lodged over denial of visas to 500 pilgrims from Pakistan, says statement.
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Factory waste: Toxic fumes kill eight in Dera Ismail Khan
Victims, crossing effluent channel fell unconscious after inhaling fumes from the water.
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World Press Freedom Day: Where journalists fear to tread
Between Jan 2013 and Apr 2014, 7 journalists and 3 media workers were killed in Pakistan, says report.
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Free media cornerstone of democratic society: EU
It facilitates free flow of information and ideas, and ensures transparency and accountability.
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Detained in India: Hiatus in dialogue stalls release of fishermen
Govt tells SC efforts are under way to resume composite dialogue.
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CDWP clears 17 projects but at a higher cost
Faulty planning, scarcity of resources cited as reasons for escalated price.
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Turning a blind eye: NBP hires ex-official named in BD losses
Zubair Ahmed, allegedly involved in the loss of Rs12 billion, is now appointed SEVP.
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Power outages: Dengue threat looms large
Citizens say with rising mercury it is becoming increasingly difficult to stay indoors.
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AIOU, Malaysian varsity sign agreement
AIOU Registrar Prof Dr Nowshad Khan appreciated the role of Dr Naghmana for promotion of chemistry.
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Petty dispute: Man, two sons gunned down by rivals
No arrests have been made till filing of this report.
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Alleged fraudster booked
Khalid Rashid, owner of “Time for Traveller Agent” issued a ticket of Rs84,000 to Attiqur Rehman.
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Expanding service: NBP installs ATM at its PARC branch
Regional Head said the NBP maintains its position as Pakistan’s premier bank.
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Important players: German parliament chief for new formats of bilateral ties
Both countries have a lot in common, says Dr Norbert Lammert.
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Commuting conundrum: Islamabad Traffic Police fail to plan, announce diversions on main arteries
Kashmir Highway, 9th Avenue face traffic congestion during peak hours.
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Science and technology: Headless bodies taking toll on development, research projects
Ministry recently sought applications from candidates, but ad carries anomalies.
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Teachers’ promotion: Court stays revised notification
Petitioners say if implemented, they will be deprived of allowances.
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Of reading: Children queue up for fun-filled education at CLF
Farooq Qaiser, Taimur Rehman and Khaled Anam, among others, will participate today.
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Inky lines: Transcending traditional calligraphy
The ‘Supremacy of Letters’ series comprises of 164 pieces of modern calligraphy.
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Crime: Two men deprived of bikes
The police registered separate cases against the thieves but have not found any clue of the bikes yet.
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Family Feud: Mediator killed
The police have registered a murder case against the suspect on the complaint of son of the deceased.
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PTI announces boycott of Geo, Jang
Imran demands probe into the scandal of alleged foreign funding to certain media outlets, including Jang Group.
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Fine-tuning and fine arts: Realism and escape at central jail
Behind barbed wires and padlocks, there is an art school that inspires tranquility and creativity.