Pakistan

Boycott was called off after getting assurance from the acting principal, that an inquiry will be conducted.

The vehicle had gotten out of the driver’s control during an argument with a police warden.

Off to Bahrain for ranking points before Olympics cut-off date.

The final trials will be held at the National Hockey Stadium.

The federation took the decision as the championship was clashing with the Sindh Games that are starting from April 1.

Cabinet may make changes to draft proposals to make it more acceptable for Opposition.

Abbasi and Ahsan Zahir outplayed 27 other pairs to win the monthly Karachi Gymkhana Pairs championship.

Rasool’s hat-trick helped KESC crush Wapda 3-0 and ease into the final of the National Challenge Cup.

Zhang rallied to eliminate Britain’s Elena Baltacha 6-7 (5/7), 6-3, 6-2 in an opening-round match.

Vucinic’s extra-time strike sent Juventus into their first Italian Cup final.

Woods fired a par 72 at Lake Nona on Tuesday in the second and final round of the Tavistock Cup.

India is in the same group as 2008 champions Germany. Pakistan is in Pool A.

Petitioner’s counsel says fate of detained Pakistanis uncertain as US to hand control of jails to Afghan govt.

American musician and relief worker Todd Shea is teaming up with Strings to rock Karachi this weekend on March 24.

Imran Khan makes announcement during speech at rally in Muzaffargarh.

The rupee touched a record low of 91.28 to the dollar in January.

The expected number of attendees for the four-day exposition is over 30,000 per day.

This event will focus on supporting the South Asian operator community in deploying profitable WiMAX networks.

It has also been judged as the best company of 2011.

To achieve the target, 389 wheat procurement centres have been established across the province.

President Asif Ali Zardari decorated Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand with Hilal-e-Pakistan.

Former ambassador to US denies Mansoor Ijaz's allegations, but admits of a phone call in May.

Drone strikes critically important to America's national security, says independent Senator Joe Lieberman.

Prime minister upholds parliamentary committee's review of foreign policy during media talk.

Famous for their coffee and steaks, Roasters opens in F7 Markaz.

PTI rejects report as “farce”, an insult to wishes of people to extricate themselves from US-backed war on terror.

Sherry Rehman says Pakistan does not want to fight with the US.

Modest improvement seen, but risks to macroeconomic stability also rise.

Give vague answers regarding accumulation of wealth.

Sindh chief minister declar­es proper­ties at low prices.

PBA to form a sub-committee to take appropriate measures.

Prime minister's lawyer says court orders should be based on evidences, not on guesswork.

Opposition PML-N says it was skeptical of the government’s will and ability to implement the panel’s proposals.

Activists of a political party cause a media blackout in parts of the city.

Regulator backs up arguments with data amidst several international players backing out of auction.

Indictment case adjourned till April 2.

Trade through the Khyber Pass is hampered due to poor infrastructure, mismanagement and corruption.

Lawmakers urge police to at least improve the situation in Quetta.

Zardari-Gilani government just needed to put its final report before a joint parliamentary sitting before moving on.

Blame largely placed on Baloch separatist groups.

Says upper house focused on political matters in its fourth year.

Turkish trainer Fahri Eren briefed teachers about the electronic interactive whiteboard

The park was to be built for adjoining housing sectors E-1 and E-2.

Traders want the government to withdraw Annexure D, which the FBR added to income tax return forms last year.

Three other suspects still on the run; most of the looted cash recovered.

Polish embassy screens Minallah’s documentary on child labour.

Civil society members for increased punishment of people involved in forcing early marriages.

Need for effective environmental impact assessment of projects highlighted.

They gave tips to drivers about lane discipline and distributed flowers, sweets and pamphlets.

Protesters claim they were non-violent, police say three officials injured.