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It will see the Anglo-Russian team benefit from access to McLaren facilities, knowledge and capabilities

Messi always plays well, never badly - which is what the others around him were doing

Pervaiz went to his uncle’s house and axed him to death in front of his family.

A court bailiff recovered a man whose legs had been broken by police officials at a local landlords dera on Sunday.

appointment of vice chancellors (VC) for six public universities in the Punjab

Several routes along the main road remained blocked for over five hours on Monday

The program is being initiated to allow people to grow their own vegetables and cut down on expenses.

n a case seeking regularisation of 190 employees of the Health Department

Chief Traffic Officer Ahmad Mobin has announced a Rs5,000 reward and a commendatory certificate for the warden.

government had strong evidence that both were involved in the attack, but the trial court had misread the evidence.

raising the number of reported cases in Sindh to 14

The protestors moved to Ghani Chowrangi where they burnt tyres and caused a traffic jam.

The 10-week programme has been launched for the youth with the slogan of ‘Ae Jazba-e-Dil Gar Me Chahun’

Jhamat Jethanand, an advocate of the Sindh High Court, as the new dean of the Faculty of Law for three years.

to start a ferry service to neighbouring countries Sri Lanka and the Maldives to improve cultural and bilaterial ties

Bad PMT has aggravated an already bad power supply situation at the Children’s hospital in Larkana

The speaker was referring to ordinary Pakistanis knowing more about George Washington and not George Bush.

The rupee ended flat at 85.93/98 to the dollar, unchanged from Thursday’s close

80% of them suffered losses on the back of stagnant local consumption and non-payment of inland freight subsidy

Two-way trade between Australia and Pakistan can increase substantially if Australia increases imports from Pakistan

Pakistan Railways had charged over Rs10 million fare unnecessarily in 2004 by charging excessive wheat carriage fare

Pakistan has approached an international arbitrator over the Indian Kishanganga Dam issue

if steps are taken to create more opportunities for the public, there would be no law and order problem.

The (parliamentary) election will be in late September and after that, presidential elections

FIRs not being forwarded to prosecution, police claim they are not supposed to.

Swat holds seminar on deradicalisation to counter extremism.

Company involved in the multi-billion land scam refuses to undo the deal.

District administration warns people against flood.

"G-B will have 50 per cent share in all matters including revenue” says Sadia Danish, advisor to the chief minister

Sungi’s ‘awami assembly’ raises important questions regarding national sovereignty and army’s accountability.

Petitioner claims Dr Khan is defying court order restricting his movement, communication.

Securing the federal capital, at a ‘higher’ cost of $124 million.

Speakers urge improving regional trade ties over Europe and US regions.

SBP's third quarterly report reveals the widening gap between revenue and expenditure.

Six officers from Palestine and eight from Saudi Arabia also train at the naval academy.

Neighbours say he’s innocent but police claim they have ‘black magic’ evidence.

If Pakistan had not confronted India over Kashmir, the military would not have taken over the government four times.

Between the UAE and Pakistan, the base was handed over to the US and everyone looked the other way over its use.

Pakistan army confirms it has launched an air and ground offensive in Kurram.

Pakistan needs to move forward on the opening of free trade and trade routes with India

Many mosques are built on encroached land and no one seems to have the requisite courage to demolish them.

Pakistani artillery and fighter jets have launched a fresh operation to evict militants from the Kurram area

The rising temperature in Hazara and northern regions have increased the inflow of water in Tarbela reservoir.

Police opened fire to disperse thousands furiously protesting against crippling power outages.

Watney fired a course record for a share of the third-round lead at the PGA Tour’s AT&T National tournament

Muhammad Agal Khan, along with his family and relatives formally joined the PPP Parliamentarians

Gilani offered his condolences to the bereaved family

None of the eyewitnesses are willing to testify against Mumtaz, the murderer

The list of successful candidates has also been uploaded on the Fesco website

The kilns owners did so to protest the levy of the general sales tax by the government.