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Fake Encounter: Trial to begin on July 11
Butt was later shot near Rohi drain and the police claimed he died in a shootout.
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Public Spaces: 40km more cleared of encroachments
removed illegal structures in all nine towns of the city on Wednesday, clearing some 40 kilometres of roads
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Currency: Rupee strengthens, overnight rates fall
Pakistani rupee strengthened to close at 85.82/87 to the dollar
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Recognition: FPCCI export awards in October
achievement of record exports worth $24 billion despite various challenges, particularly energy shortages.
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Diversified fields: Pakistan woos Japanese investors
the government intends to privatise all state-owned enterprises.
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Growing: NIT declares payouts for its funds
a growth of 15 per cent in capital gains, which increased to Rs848 million in the year ended June 30, 2011
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Mumbai Attacks: ‘No indication from Pak to send panel’
Pakistan reluctant to take the statement of the magistrate who recorded Ajmal Kasab’s confession
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Grand Alliance: ‘PML-N attempts amount to treason’
the opposition leader also asked the judiciary to take suo motu notice of the Mianwali issue.
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Floods 2010: ‘UN will concentrate on affected areas’
UN had initially launched an appeal for $459 million for flood relief, but later increased the amount to $1.93 billion
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Pak-N Korea Relations: ‘Media an effective bilateral tool’
there is a need to introduce media exchange programmes so that both countries can learn from each other.
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Chinese Workers In Pakistan: Govt to ensure security of expatriates
The minister added that Pakistan and China’s friendship would help bring peace and prosperity in the region.
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Aerial Firing In Quetta: People complain of several incidents
People prefer to sleep on their rooftops during the summer season, but incidents of aerial firing can endanger them.
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Judicial Commission: Six additional judges recommended
the appointment of six additional judges of the Peshawar High Court to the parliamentary committee
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Entry test schedule for medical and dental colleges announced
Registrations will be open from July 7 till July 17 at IPMR and Ayub Medical College Abbottabad from 8am to 4pm.
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Busted: Huge quantity of liquor, weapons seized
Ezema, the Nigerian national, was arrested from a restaurant in sector G-10/4, with a huge quantity of liquor.
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Dangerous Love: In Gilgit, an affair turns deadly for the other man
Parveen was also an employee of Radio Pakistan along with Jehanzeb where they developed their secret
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Plot to kill former president: 2 denied bail
The men had planned attacks on Gen Pervez Musharraf in 2008.
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Reception: Venezuelan embassy holds a subtle celebration of independence
Guests included parliamentarians, journalists, officials of UN and other embassies.
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Power of mind: Reiki for self-healing and getting rid of the negative
Psychologist promotes forms of psychoanalysis to diagnose and resolve people’s problems.
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After the war: Taliban are gone but their actions are still etched in the memories of Swatis
“One thing I cannot understand is where did the Taliban come from and where did they disappear to so quickly?”
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Harnoi — gateway to Galyat
Harnoi with attention from authorities can blossom into a more favoured picnic spot.
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Operation in Kurram: Thousands flee on whatever they can find
With roads already blocked, people are seeking refuge from violence in the region.
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Neglected heritage: Entangled in legal wrangle over ownership of building
Court seeks response from ETPB, education department and school administration.
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Protest: Kiln owners block railway tracks
The kiln owners were protesting the government taxes as well as an increase in railway fares.
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Afghanistan transition 'train' steaming ahead: UN
Transition, it's like a train and it's moving forward. According to every indicator I have, it is on track: UN envoy
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Golf: Injured Woods to miss British Open
Woods is now ranked 17th in the world and has played just nine competitive holes since the Masters.
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Tennis: Venus struggles in World Team Tennis
Williams lost 5-4 to Christina McHale and fell 5-1 in doubles alongside Rennae Stubbs.
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Cycling: Evans wins fourth stage
Evans, a former two-time runner-up, has finished outside the race’s top 20 the past two years.
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Football: Germany, England top groups
Germany beat France 4-2 to finish top of Group A.
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Formula One: Red Bull keeping watch on Ricciardo
Red Bull will be keeping a close eye on Australian Daniel Ricciardo when he makes his Formula One debut.
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Football: Porto striker talks up ‘dream move’
The Colombia international, began his career with River Plate in Argentina.
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Pakistan ready for Davis Cup challenge
Team pins hope on training sessions for clash against South Korea.
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Afridi on a roll for Hampshire
All-rounder keen to extend county stint, puts past issues behind him.
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Deconstructing the humiliation of May 2
In some ways the feelings of many Pakistanis following May 2 raid on Abbottabad are what rape victims feel.
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Children in chains
Low spending on education is Pakistan’s bane and one of the primary reasons for the surge in juvenile crimes.
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Al Qaeda and the task before the Pakistan military
Does the growing sense of anti-Americanism in Pakistan mean we are playing into the hands of al Qaeda?
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Solutions to energy crisis
The difficulty in Pakistan is that we do not have any forum to discuss our national problems.
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Towards peace with Pakistan
Kashmir is a complex issue which has got more intractable over the years, and Pakistan is willing to resume from 2007.
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Militants contemplating 'bomb implants' to attack: US Homeland Security
Such a threat is likely to come from overseas rather than domestically.
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Cabinet body to make policy for 3G licences
Auction of licences for advanced telecom services expected to fetch Rs75 billion.
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Saleem Shahzad commission summons 16 senior journalists
The commission has asked journalists to provide information and help the investigation move forward.
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Taliban again refute claims of peace talks with West
Taliban said that any contact with foreign countries had only been to negotiate prisoner exchanges.
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Upper Dir attack: 12 militants killed
Hundreds of militants moved in from Afghanistan and are fighting with ground troops, say officials.
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iPhone passes Blackberry in US: comScore
The iPhone's share of US mobile subscribers rose to 8.7 per cent in the three months.
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‘India is Pakistan’s most important neighbour’
PM Gilani said he hopes India will have a more positive attitude to dialogue with Pakistan.
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Kurram operation: 10 militants killed, 8 injured
Sources say security forces have reclaimed Sangora and Mantaloo areas.
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Nawaz, Qureshi meet in Raiwind
PPP leader Shah Mehmood Qureshi calls on PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif at his residence in Raiwind.
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Indonesia fears backlash from Bali bomb trial
Umar Patek was arrested from Abbottabad in March, same town where Bin Laden was killed weeks later.
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Memories of Taliban still haunt Pakistanis in Swat
It may look like any normal city but heavily armed police and soldiers are still deployed in large numbers.
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NICL scam: Moonis Elahi faces uphill task for freedom
Prosecution witnesses withdraw statements but noose tightens around Moonis.
















































