Pakistan

Patients cannot endure the heavy dosage of an antibiotic, says EDO Health Sukkur.

Ecstasy or E, may be a trip, but it can shortcircuit your brain.

Community policing helps improve the image of the police department in the society, says Zulfiqar Mirza.

Police are treating a premeditated double murder as if the case was an ‘honour killing’ incident.

NDMA will be revisiting strategies on distribution of Watan cards following increase in complaints.

Lawmakers from 4 provincial assemblies yet to file details of their assets with the Election Commission of Pakistan.

Fate of major health programmes and thousands of health employees hangs in the air after passage of 18th amendment.

Pakistan accuses India of not being serious about the resumption of the peace process between the neighbours.

2008 earthquake left many of Ziarat Valley's scenic areas in rubble, destroying buildings and houses.

This is revealed by Rawalpindi police during the hearing of a suo motu case in the Supreme Court.

District officials say lakes in golf club are city’s biggest mosquito breeding sites.

With this induction, the formation of the Judicial Commission for appointment of SC judges is complete.

Rental power projects can not be ignored as the Asian Development Bank has raised serious objections about them: CJP

Rs24 million spent on law firms for exclusively pursuing a case in Swiss courts.

Pak-Afghan transit trade agreement is signed by both countries.

MQM's reservations on the tax come under discussion, in the meeting attended by 62 parliamentarians.

The Makan Bagh road in Swat has been cordoned off for 18 months now.

Attabad landslide disaster and floods mark a bad year for G-B's newly-elected government.

A 68 years old man has been making portraits with beads for more than 40 years now.

40,000 megawatts of electricity can be produced in Gilgit-Baltistan if the available water resources used properly.

Two second year students accused of sodonomy, escaped to Waziristan.

APA observed a strike against the government against its "one sided announcement".

FIA officials said they needed more time to investigate the suspects and their alleged network of human trafficking.

'Young Diplomats Group' formed, younger set of diplomats socialise, learn about each other's cultures and...

Conference highlights Kazakhstan’s role in resolution of regional issues.

Study launched to make the public more ‘media literate’, educate people about media ethics and dynamics.

LHC told the Ministry of Health not to procrastinate further with registering disposable syringes.

A gang rape victim has moved the Supreme Court and is hopeful that her case will be heard.

The approach should be changed from an emphasis on insecticide fogging to community-based approaches.

Taliban are negotiating a deal that could give militants access to remote strategic areas on the Afghan border.

Tanvir Ashraf Kaira says Nadra has issued more than half a million cards in Punjab and more than a million all over.

Gilani says the govern­ment is taking all the politi­cal partie­s into confid­ence, on issues of nation­al intere­st.

Twitter and Facebook users from over 40 countries across the world commit to shut down social networking on Nov 1.

Noor Pur Shahan's residents have to scrabble for firewood in the dirt if they want a cooked meal.

Arundhati Roy's call for 'justice' for Kashmir strikes a nerve in India.

PML-N chief says national consensus needed to save Pakistan.

Shelling operation using gunship helicopters leaves 12 militants dead in Orakzai, 5 are killed in clash in Mohmand.

Robbers steal Watan Cards worth Rs2 million along with pin codes in Rohilanwali.

Two more patients admitted to a civil hospital in Hyderabad.

American policy makers have tried to pull off a delicate balancing act of courting both rivals.

At least two persons, including a policeman, were killed after an explosive device went off along Saryab Road.

Govt cuts 40 per cent of the budget allocated for the federal ministry of human rights.

United Jihad Council urges people to prepare themselves for breaching the Kashmir Line of Control.

More than 50,000 smuggled non-duty paid vehicles are on the roads of Quetta and other cities.

Wives of Haji Lalu and Arshad Papu were told the men were tranferred to Hyderabad.

Expiry of ordinance which authorised Nepra to increase tariff saves consumers in K-P from rise in their monthly bills.

20 per cent of flood victims yet to receive their Watan Cards, only two days left till the deadline for distribution.

Two university students are whisked away by armed men late at night.

Literary Review, 'Life’s Too Short' encourages more positive international focus on Pakistan.

Eminent lawyer and political activist Asma Jahangir has been elected president of the Supreme Court Bar Association.