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Wafaqi Mohtasib, UNICEF set up child complaints centre
Independent institution to receive complaints from children whose rights are violated by a federal ministry or dept.
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Italy opposes India bid for UN council membership
Shah Mehmood Qureshi and Franco Frattini tell reporters the two countries shared a common view on the UN reforms.
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Bogus inductions against sacked employees
The fraud was caught when a list of these workers was sent to the AGPR for enrollment as regular public servants
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Floods caused a net loss of $10b: minister
Minister of State for Finance Hina Rabbani Khar says the losses have stunted the entire national economy.
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Heads will be arrested for sins of their departments
Dept heads to be held equally responsible if their department is found guilty of corruption or misconduct, says Malik.
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RGST plan finds no takers
Friends and foes alike vow to block legislation, ignoring PM’s sweet talk in NA, calling the tax 'anti-people'.
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Hafiz Saeed speaks at LHC Bar Association
He said that Obama’s visit to India was part of a conspiracy against Pakistan and China.
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Karachi blast: An audacious reprisal
Coordinated gun and car bomb suicide attack on city's highest security zone leaves 16 dead and over 140 injured.
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Naanbais call off strike
Authorities lift ban on baking double breads, reduce fines.
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‘Cultural harmony for common good’
Lecture aims to encourage a plural, tolerant and peaceful Pakistan, which is democratic in nature.
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Call to promote endangered mountain cultures, languages
G-B's cultural heritage, native language Shina, will perish if concrete steps are not taken to conserve it.
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Tapping K-P and FATA’s mineral resources
University professor aims to bring an economic revolution in the region by properly engineering its mineral potential.
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Saying it through flowers
Floral Art Society of Pakistan held a demonstration of flower arrangements at the PNCA, in aid of the flood victims.
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Five boys arrested for harassing schoolgirls
The boys were booked under Women Protection Act 2009.
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Fate of controversial cinema to be settled
TMA and Rose Cinema administration in row over 'rightful' possession of the land.
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The impact of pneumonia on our children
World Pneumonia Day today, 26,000 children under five die of pneumonia in Pakistan every year.
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Child protection law soon
Bill to be placed before Commission for Child Welfare and Development.
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Youth carnival kicks off
Almost 1500 students will participate in activities and competitions that have been lined up for the four-day event.
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PM wants change in laws for construction
Gilani orders CDA to build housing units in zones where construction is prohibited.
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Fashion Week: Akif Mahmood saves the day
Fashion Week turns part horror show, but debutante Akif Mahmood saves the day...
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Terror strikes Karachi
At least 15 people have been killed in a terrorist attack on the DIG CID's office near PIDC building, Karachi.
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Sugar crisis to be resolved in 3 days: Sattar
Farooq Sattar stressed on the need to introduce an agriculture tax in the country.
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MML courts PML-N
MML leader Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali says Nawaz Sharif should facilitate the Muslim League instead of other parties.
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'Supporting new tax is a crime'
Nisar slams RGST, flood tax, as opposition parties jointly vow to block the passage of imposing new taxes on masses.
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Media watch: Nawaz's speech and the sugar crisis
Media analyses Nawaz Sharif's speech against the government along with the ongoing sugar crisis .
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Rehman Malik vows to end corruption, again
Malik and DG FIA Waseem Ahmed say inquiries into corruption of govt departments have been transferred to FIA.
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FIA declares former NICL chairman absconder
FIA orders arrests of 12 in National Insurance Company scam as three, including Ayaz Khan, still at large.
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Holbrooke lauds RGST bill approval
US Special Envoy Richard Holbrooke says Washington supports proposed RGST bill, plans to reform tax system.
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SC cancels plot allotments of 53 bureaucrats
Plots were allotted to bureaucrats when PM promoted them, plots to be returned along with original documents.
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No rush against anti-India militants: Musharraf
Former president calls for more gradual approach against Islamic militants such as Lashkar-e-Taiba.
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Nawaz calls for political, economic reforms
PML-N chief writes letter to president, advises massive political and economic reforms to improve governance.
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15 militants killed in Upper Orakzai
Security forces also conduct search operation in Syed Khel and arrest 3 militants including key commander Ziaullah.
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K-P universities closed for third day in a row
Teaching staff demand recovery of Islamia College University VC.
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G-B lawmakers upset over deforestation
Felling of trees around Astore and Skardu will deprive the region of precious natural resources.
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SC hints at forming probe commission
Apex court directs three provinces and establishment division to file their reports.
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A wake-up call for Pakistan
Obama went further than any US president, backing India’s quest for a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.
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Students migrating to cities for education
Govornment-appointed teachers ‘hiring’ local unemployed persons to work on their behalf.
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Supreme Court rejects Sheikh Afzal’s bail plea
SC has dismissed a petition filed by Harris Steel Mills seeking more time for the return of a Rs9 billion loan.
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Transparency law on the anvil
‘The Right to Information Act 2010’ placed on the NA agenda for current session, meant to 'combat corruption'.
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11 dengue cases reported in 24 hours
A total of 235 patients have tested positive for dengue in Hyderabad and lower Sindh.
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Altaf says no to new tax
The MQM chief opposes the imposition of the RGST, while the cabinet approves it along with the flood tax.
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Senate panel summons FIA director-general
FIA DG summoned to inform of latest progress of probe into Rs5 billion scam of National Insurance Company Limited.
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Amir Zaki revives ‘Come Alive’ concert
Stagewright productions,United Pakistan hosted a concert as a launch for the former, to raise funds for flood relief.
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Have prices this Eid got your goat?
'You’d better buy a chicken to sacrifice this Eid'; as Eid approaches, people set out to haggle with cattle...
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Transgenders take NADRA officials to court
Petitioners alleged discriminated against, denied basic amenities, relief through BISP and education.
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Pakistan opposes US support to India
Federal cabinet points out India’s consistent disregard for UN principles.
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Whirling dervishes, tribal inspirations and chiffon open the show
Socialites, designers flocked around the cameras as PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week debuted in Karachi.
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PCCR ponders ways to implement court order
Parliamentary Committee on Constitutional Reforms decides to explore options on SC's interim order on 18th amendment.
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Senate passes sacked employees’ reinstatement bill
Opposition boycotts session; Qureshi’s in-camera briefing postponed.
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CID swoops in on militants planning attacks before Ashura
Investigators claim breakthrough by nabbing suspected militants who were planning to target Shias ahead of Ashura.