Pakistan

Three day campaign against dengue and malaria launches in Shah Faisal town.

Petitioner says NAB Amendment Ordinance was promulgated without prime minister’s advice.

Around 600 beneficiaries of the Waseela-e-Haq programme have been given their first installment while the rest wait.

Security forces claim 90 per cent of Orakzai has been cleared of militants.

Federal cabinet to meet in Lahore with current political situation, Pak-US strategic dialogue, gas pipeline on agenda.

Kashmiri children write letter to US President Barack Obama, appealing for concrete action.

CJP asks Pepco's counsel who conceptualised Rental Power Projects, during a suo moto case.

Illegal Pakistani immigrants in UK might be facing deportation in coming months due to fake documents.

PM Secretariat issues letter to Housing Foundation under judges' names.

Former Chief Justice Abdul Hameed Dogar is on the list of judges that were allotted plots.

Call is an apparent attempt to keep a balance between country's powerful military and fragile civilian set-up.

LESCO hopes to curb electricity pilferage through new a satellite system and digital meters.

Cameron Munter is a career diplomat and close aide of US special representative for Pakistan and Afghanistan.

MQM leaders are reluctant to provide information and claim their party did not have any scheduled meeting with the PM.

Pakistan is ranked 34th on the global list of countries perceived to be the most corrupt in the world.

PAC member asks for PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif's records.

Top UN diplomat tasked with luring Afghan Taliban onto the negotiating table meets Qureshi.

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Health Dept has failed to control the the country’s worst epidemic, deliberately understated total patients affected.

Flood relief agricultural support program assists in rehabilitation and distribution efforts.

Importance of providing equal opportunities, ending the unjust distribution of resources highlighted at lecture.

The Aga Khan Rural Support Programme has started its survey for the Benazir Income Support Program in parts of Gilgit.

Ministry of health says 137 people were diagnosed with dengue in Islamabad alone, out of which two have died.

Flood washes away 15 houses, another 300 lay submerged, victims ignored by both government and private organisations.

Two police officers arrested from outside the Supreme Court for the disappearance of 11 men.

Long hours of power outages have crippled civic and commercial life in Gilgit.

Speakers at a conference expressed concern over the need to coordinate efforts for efficiency in flood rehabilitation

Artist uses elephant analogy to personify the rage he feels living within Pakistan’s politics and society.

Doctors at the Ayub Medical Institute have hailed the unceremonial ousting of the college’s chief executive.

Supreme Court judges quietly allotted residential plots worth millions of rupees in Islamabad’s expensive sectors.

Pakistan will consider mounting an anti-Taliban offensive in North Waziristan only when other areas are stabilised.

The British home secretary says the UK will introduce an online system for visa application for Pakistanis.

Survey reveals lack of recommendation, lack of national resources, increasing population factors behind joblessness.

Media questions the claim by the foreign minister that the Pak-US dialogue took place on an equal footing.

Dengue virus has so far claimed 16 lives in Sindh, with a total of 80 new cases emerging in the province.

DG FC Zeb claims Orakzai area has been cleared of militants, and IDPs will move back to their homes.

Border security forces of both countries will be discussing issues of unprovoked firing, illegal border crossing etc.

Confirmed cases of cholera stand at 99, with 26 cases of Congo fever and over 1,500 lab confirmed cases of dengue.

Written reply sought from federation, chief secretaries of Sindh, Balochistan, NDMA regarding breaches in barrages.

Three people from the same family killed when a roadside bomb targeting a vehicle went off in the tribal belt.

Senator Nilofar Bakhtiar asked to quit after recommending lifting ban on sale of liquor in govt run restaurants.

Beneficiaries unsure where to invest first installment of govt microfinance loan programme, Waeela-e-Haq.

Students forced to drop out of government school after illegal occupation by Mingora police following a suicide attack

Cost for antigen test, platelet bags to be met by the government.

Pakistan “creating mechanisms and drawing parameters” to upgrade co-op with British intelligence, security outfits.

Attorney General directed to provide details of clauses in the Constitution pertaining to the “consultation process.”

Key witness in Benazir murder probe claims that CPO Saud Aziz had given him an ‘already prepared statement’.

Five people, including three labourers and local leader of religious party, killed in separate incidents of firing.

US reiterates concerns over multi-billion-dollar pipeline plan projected to bring gas from Iran to Pakistan.

Lawmakers refuse to own certificates attached with nomination papers they had filed with election authorities.