Pakistan

The Swedish top-seed needed almost two hours to go past his French opponent.

Manchester City legend Colin Bell has urged the club’s fans to cease their chants about the 1958 Munich air disaster.

Batting first, Dawood Sports could only compile a total of 113 following disciplined bowling by their opponents.

Human rights activist and family to meet Sindh governor.

A bill presented in the lower house seeks to preserve the fading beauty of the capital.

To many English medium students, reading Urdu poetry is a laborious and tedious task.

HEC yet to get assurance over the demanded allocation for next fiscal year.

Speakers say some form of representative government is better than autocracy.

French scholar says European Union is an ‘economic giant’ but a ‘political dwarf’.

It becomes unbearable when some legislators try to use the issue to score points or for personal scores.

Delegation comprising senior Indian diplomats, legislators, media persons and academics to attend Islamabad Dialogue.

Better protection of Intellectual Property Rights leads to increased capital investment.

Clean streets, no power outages and orderly traffic for a day as PM visits Rural Health Centre for inauguration.

The Industrial area police arrested a shopkeeper on Wednesday for overcharging customers.

50 per cent of underground water reserves in the twin cities are germ-infested and present a health hazard.

Weeklong MA Urdu workshop concludes.

SCBA president says the body was acting as a bridge between the government and the judiciary.

Munir Qureshi denies news item saying he is eying NAB post.

Prime Minister Gilani continues to calm nerves, advising him and others not to doubt the agencies’ sincerity.

Poverty survey to begin on May 3 in Fata after receiving all-clear signal from security forces.

65 of 70 Pakistanis sent back, reasons for their capture as unclear today as they were at the time of their detention.

Parliamentary committee also gives approval.

Patients need regular blood infusions their entire lives.

Six people were killed in drive-by shootings across the city, five ‘target killers’ arrested by CID.

5 dead, severa­l injure­d after navy bus target­ed near Karsaz area in Karach­i.

Prime Minister insists Pakistan’s nuclear programme is in safe hands.

Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry will head the bench; hearing to start May 2.

Foreign secretary to visit China to seek greater cooperation.

Young Doctors’ Association also planning long march, sit-in at CM Secretariat.

PPP, PML-N compete head on in Ghizer 1 polls.

5% quota for Cholistani children in Danish Public School, says chief minister.

Sialkot police have booked eight persons in connection with the alleged threats.

Commerce secretary admits Islamabad is guilty of the same thing it accuses New Delhi of.

Loadshedding curtailed to four hours following directives from federal government.

Centre to train youth and provide them with better employment opportunities.

Nadeem Naqvi appointed as managing director of the exchange.

Sindh Bank will extend operations to Lahore, Islamabad and Peshawar, beginning in June as part of 45 branch expansion.

One Pakistani soldier, 12 Afghan army personnel reported dead; Afghan official contradicts casualty figures.

Work towards forming a joint strategy with MQM, JUI-F to avert betrayal.

The rupee continues its strong performance, closing at 84.55/58 to the dollar, up from Tuesday’s close of 84.65/70.

Lyari kids advised to take up boxing, stay away from drugs and fights.

JoSh the band which showcases both modern and traditional bhangra beats and music.

She is close to finalising a deal on luxurious Manhattan property after deciding to relocate from her current home.

Psychologists say that internet addiction has begun affecting the teenagers in Russia.

Singer Cheryl Cole will join Simon Cowell, L.A. Reid and Paula Abdul as a judge to the US version of “The X Factor”.

Shot in seven days with a budget of Rs10 million.

Weather forecasters have predicted showers across Britain on the day of the wedding of Prince William and Kate.

They should refrain from carrying out any further protests and disrupting the lives of ordinary citizens.

In the court of public opinion, however, she should now be considered guilty.

The meeting will discuss the 15 point agenda which includes the Diamir Bhasha Dam, power crises, the 2011 gas policy.