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Contempt of court case: Former PM Gilani appeals against his conviction
Maintains that the order carried a ‘personal’ stigma.
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Dual-nationality issue: Another MNA disqualified on last day
Rai Ghulam Mujtaba fails to establish his renunciation of Canadian citizenship.
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Permanent Court of Arbitration: Kishanganga ruling seen ‘in Pakistan’s favour’
PM’s adviser on water resources says decision is a significant step.
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Interim prime minister: Where there is no consensus, what will the opposition do?
Political and legal hitches can prop up if the matter goes to a parliamentary committee.
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US drone strikes violate Pakistan’s sovereignty: UN
Special rapporteur’s visit came as part of investigation into civilian casualties.
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Central banker for hire: In Ishrat Husain’s nomination, a signal about IMF bailout
Interim administration likely to negotiate a new package with the international lender.
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Drone Strikes: Court tells CIA to give information
The CIA had refused to confirm or deny any such records.
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Rain-Restricted Match: Irfan wrecks South African top order
Irfan took four wickets in a devastating opening spell in the second one-day international against South Africa.
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Hcci initiative: One-day fire safety training on 26th
The 8-hour training will be held at the HCCI secretariat.
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Goodbye: Dasti quits PPP over dispute with FM
He also declares that he will contest in elections as an independent candidate from NA- 177 and NA-178 constituencies.
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Contaminated water: Commissioner orders a survey
Commissioner directs Water and Sanitation Agency and health department to complete the task and report within a week.
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Inflation: Index up 0.12% during week
The SPI for the week under review was recorded at 186.59 points against 186.36 points.
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Commercial banks: State Bank sets profit rate at 6%
The move will promote savings and increase financial market depth and intermediation, says Central Bank.
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Currency: Rupee falls against dollar
The rupee ended weaker at 98.03/98.09 against the dollar, compared to Thursday’s close of 97.86/97.92.
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Faulty procedure: Court restrains appointments to AJK Shariat Court
The bench however, rejected the petitioner’s plea that the two judges be restrained from performing duty.
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Women’s Week: Varsity students compete to display cultural prowess
The third day of Women’s Week on Saturday will host events of mushaira, bilingual declamation and a drama competition.
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Golf Brazilian Lee takes lead at Thailand Open
Brazilian Lucas Lee made an eight-foot birdie putt on the last hole Saturday to snatch a one-stroke lead.
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Regularisation issue: Teachers storm FDE over ‘nepotism’
Claim 26 connected teachers regularised, ignoring deserving ones; refuse to vacate building.
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Legal land-grab: Students not allowed in playground, say police
Harass principal over issue; local courts have been using college premises.
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For a better future: Data sharing, collaboration can ensure food, water security
Recommendations made at end of international space technology workshop.
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Not fair: Promotions of 213 NHA officials suspended
Minister for Communication had passed the orders on March 1.
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Combatting polio: JI sees US apology as prerequisite for success
"An apology would help clear misconceptions about American funding for polio vaccines," says Paracha.
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Art exhibition: Capturing the mystery of past loves
Wahab Jaffer presents a series of paintings dominated by women, vases and flowers.
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Honour among...: Lawyers playing dirty to grab football ground
CDA report terms chambers illegal, black coats allegedly pressurising to avoid action.
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For female teachers, promotions come at a price
Say they are being transferred to far-flung areas in exchange for better pay.
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Railway hub to promote bilateral relations
Chinese analysts discuss development prospects at UoP seminar.
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Strings attached: For female teachers, promotions come at a price
According to the district education office, 587 female teachers have been transferred after being promoted.
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Consumer rights: WCRD observed in city
Under the law offenders can be fined Rs200,000 and imprisoned for two years.
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Explosion: House damaged
Khan maintained he had no enemies and had not received any threats from militant groups.
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Cost of negligence: Minors die in water tank accident
The residents demanded action against the contractor of the community centre.
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Forecast: Cold and dry weather predicted
Light rain and thunderstorm may occur at isolated places of AJK, G-B and adjoining hilly areas during next 24 hours.
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Pims: Neonatal surgery dept inaugurated
Gondal announced the up-gradation of a primary school to middle at the Pims Colony.
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Analysis: Trials and errors of democracy
You cannot have democracy without passing through a phase during which everything appears to be coming unstuck.
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Caretaker PM: Survey shows Nasir Aslam is a hot favourite
Ongoing feedback received from readers suggests that Justice Zahid is emerging as a firm favourite.
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Deadlock on interim premier: PML-N demands fresh nominees
Chaudhry Nisar rejects government candidates; Ashraf invites CMs to reception in Islamabad.
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Education: Forest college to be set up in Layyah
It will be the first forest college in Punjab and second in the country.
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Obituary: Cataloguing the growth of a nation
Photo-journalist Faustin Elmer Chaudhry passes away.
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Right to free education: ‘No compulsory education till 2041’
Activists discuss obstacles to ensuring 100 per cent school enrolment in Punjab.
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Happier workplace: Law to improve emloyee and worker relationships
Workers will have the right to establish and join trade unions without asking for permission from employers first.
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Corporal punishment: Teachers observe token strike
The teachers’ associations would stage countrywide protests if the law was not abolished.
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Joseph Colony: 13 sent on judicial remand
A suspect was released by the court after the police said that they had found no evidence against him.
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Resignation: New LTC chairman appointed
Khan was appointed on Friday after Khawaja Ahmed Hassan resigned.
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Short-circuit: Fire in two houses
he family put out the fire with help from neighbours.
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Murder and abduction: Death sentence awarded to convict
Fines of Rs200,000 for murder and Rs50,000 for abduction also imposed.
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Land grabbing: ‘Police not to harass veteran athlete’
Inspector Asif from the DIG’s office had been pressing Shakoor to vacate his house, says lawyer.
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Cricket: Shillingford spins WI to big win
Shillingford took six for 49 as Zimbabwe routed for 107 in their second innings just before lunch.
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Cricket: Foreign coaches feel safe in Pakistan
“It is a pity that international cricket is not being played in Pakistan," says Sockalingam.
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Judo: Inter-University championship begins
The athletes will contest in 40kg, 44kg, 48kg, 52kg, 57Kg, 63kg and 70kg categories in the open weight event.
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Cricket: Swann’s Ashes hopes revived
Officials hopes Swann will be fit for this year’s Ashes double-header.
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Football: City must make inroads quickly says Mancini
“We hope maybe we can play the derby nine points, seven points, even 10 points behind,” says Mancini.

















































