Pakistan

It’s not Mr Cowasjee who left for his final journey, it’s Karachi that is left alone for the vultures to prey on.

US Ambassador to Pakistan Richard Olson states that extremism is a common problem between the two countries.

Nurse in charge, two nurses and two sanita­ry worker­s were suspen­ded.

Nazir chooses singing over bellowing to get his potential customers’ attention.

Meera gives tips to aspiring models.

PML-F alleges Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has betrayed the people of Sindh.

The Higher Education Commission will also assist in conducting the course.

The case of the mysterious explosion inside an apartment in Defence has been registered under the anti-narcotics act.

Senate Chairman Nayyer Hussain Bokhari on Monday said that a cancer hospital will be established in Islamabad.

Pakistan Credit Rating Agency (Pacra), Securities and Exchange Organization of Iran (SEO) sign MoU.

All Warid prepaid customers can avail the offer.

As many as 3,000 pilgrims have arrived from India through two special trains through the Wagah border.

The Pakistani rupee weakened to 96.08/15 to the dollar, compared to Friday’s close of Rs96.01/07.

The judge released Amin on Monday after finding him not guilty.

Lahore High Court Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial on Monday adjourned the hearing till December 3.

Petitioner says on November 24 the police raided her house and harassed her.

An 18-year-old boy committed suicide, while a 15-year-old girl was taken to a hospital after a suicide attempt.

A motorbike thief was caught by locals in Gujranwala.

Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho boasted of ‘very, very, very good’ relations with club bosses.

A cartoon armadillo chosen as the official mascot for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil is to be called Fuleco.

AC Milan produced their best performance of the season to secure a 1-0 win over Juventus.

World 100m champion Yohan Blake says that he has no regrets about his second-fiddle role to compatriot Usain Bolt.

Vyacheslav Senchenko admits he was sad that his victory prompted Ricky Hatton to retire from boxing for second time.

Seven people were injured in a collision between a motorcycle and a Qingqi rickshaw near Sehwan.

A plant of liquefied petroleum gas in Qasimabad caught fire.

Three policemen were injured when a bomb planted in a motorcycle went off near a police check post in Sarban.

Official says rockets belonged to ‘mujahideens’ who fought Russians.

Gun attacks and landmine explosions killed four people and wounded two others in the Bolan and Dera Bugti regions.

Interior minister vows to reveal real facts about Ehsanullah Ehsan.

SIC General Secretary says Pakistan is an Islamic Republic, not a secular state.

Kaira says president sitting in Aiwan-e-Sadr to stop conspiracies.

Chief election commissioner Ebrahim orders installation of CCTV at 'sensitive' polling stations.

TTP spokesman says the organisation will make a similar attempt again.

Judges should not enjoy special immunity from criticism, says Brad Adams, Asia director at HRW.

Electricity supply to offices located at Civic Centre cut due to outstanding dues of Rs1.3b.

Fire doused successfully, cause yet unknown.

Complainants, SHO trade blame; sources allege SHO backed by vested interests, annoys own bosses.

Four-member inquiry committee to determine if injury caused by negligence.

Principals have assured they will ensure the projects are run successfully in their respective schools.

Inspector Shah denies the allegations.

Rumours that commission would be challenged quashed; documents will be provided ‘soon’.

Pakistani swimmers at a disadvantage due to lack of quality training.

As police personnel were entering hotel, two masked men on a motorbike lobbed a hand grenade towards the hotel.

Demand warm clothes and bedding, supply of food items, electricity and firewood at the camp.

Awards and prizes distributed among those who secured distinctions.

Five participants from FATA express commitment to comply with law in their workplaces.

Four out of the eight accused have been identified.

A reconciliation within Afghanistan will go a long way from lifting America’s long shadow from the region.

After half a century, the government plans to reopen the site as a museum.

Remote-controlled device weighing half a kilogram was planted under front passenger seat.