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PPP decides to fight all odds in streets
Zardari tells party members to go to their constituencies and "start mobilising people...they are our soldiers."
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Pakistan decry prize for Chinese dissident
Pakistan says Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo has done nothing to qualify for the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize.
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Anxious moments in the SC
"We have information that the media reports are true. We have enough material to prove it," says CJ.
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Govt files notification of Malik’s presidential pardon
Petitioner says instead of filing an appeal against the sentence in the Supreme Court, Malik approached the president.
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Govt warns SC against overstepping mandate
Law minister tells judiciary to 'calm down'; PM to address nation to clarify position.
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Govt cannot undo restoration order: SC
Judges demand clear-cut policy statement by Monday, inquiry into source of rumours.
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NAB chief’s appointment — the legal angle
Our courts are on a worrisome path of taking over powers from the executive and the right of parliament to legislate.
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Government and judiciary should stop conspiring against each other: Altaf Hussain
The MQM leader said this while addressing the election campaign at PS-94 constituency in Karachi's Orangi Town.
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Dengue fever death toll rises to 6
According to a report 180 patients are under treatment, while 1,200 dengue fever cases have been registered.
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TTP's Qari Hussain kiled in drone attack: Reports
Reports say senior Pakistani Taliban leader, Qari Hussain Mehsud, has been killed in a drone strike.
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Media watch: The state of affairs
Local media highlights the government's dealings with various issues including judiciary, opposition and flood aid.
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The (political) party’s online
Political parties in Pakistan have begun to take (mostly awkward) baby steps in making their presence felt online.
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World tells Pakistan to shape up in exchange for aid
FM says reconciliation was "basically an Afghan initiative", but that Pakistan was there to facilitate.
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Judges should have waited till morning: Kurd
Ali Ahmed Kurd believes the judges should have waited till morning, while Qazi Anwar warns of a giant clash.
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Drone strike kills 4 in North Waziristan
US drone strike targets house in Machi Khel village killing four and injuring two.
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Visual impairment can be avoided or treated: experts
Experts speaking at a seminar at AKU on World Sight Day said vision problems can be treated through regular check-ups.
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LHC reserves verdict on NAB chairman appointment
LHC reserves verdict on the petition filed by Barrister Iqbal Jaffery challenging the appointment of the NAB chairman.
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Loadshedding menace continues
Karachi, Lahore and some rural areas experience prolonged power cuts, making daily life difficult.
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300,000 flood victims contract malaria
Statistics compiled by the WHO show that more than one million malaria cases are registered in rural areas annually.
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Abducted doctor back home safe
Peshawar Police recovered Dr Intikhab Alam from captivity after a shootout with the kidnappers.
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Kidnapped vice chancellor appeals for help
Footage showing kidnapped vice-chancellor of the Islamia College University (ICU) Ajmal Khan released by kidnappers.
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BNP ministers stage walkout against operation in Awaran
BNP says massive operation launched in Awaran without taking the provincial government into confidence.
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SHC disposes of petition against Musharraf
Court asks petitioner to file the case in the SC as it is currently hearing miscellaneous cases in this regard.
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Tunes to save a dying art
Lok Virsa publishes the fifth book on the ‘dying’ genre of classical music.
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Where medical negligence reigns
Without any medical assistance, Sajida’s breathing stopped.
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Shia leader shot dead in Peshawar
Unidentified armed men gun down Shia leader in the limits of the Kotwali Police Station.
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More legal heat on NAB chairman
Petition filed in SC challenging appointment of NAB chairman.
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Poll body turns to speakers for MP degrees
Up to 428 MPs have not shared their academic records as yet.
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Four more test positive for Congo Fever
A young Resident Medical officer of ATH died of the disease a few days back.
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Fresh registration for Afghan refugees
Govt and UNHCR launch a nationwide project to issue new registration cards to Afghan refugees.
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Anti-dowry resolution passed
Provincial assembly passes resolution asking govt to ban tradition of 'dowry'.
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‘Govt and media should be on friendly terms’
Lawmakers, intellectuals and media persons call for cordial relations between media and govt to stabilise democracy.
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MQM says ‘political forces’ behind killings
Farooq Sattar says criminal elements from Lyari gang wars are involved in the killing and abduction of MQM workers.
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‘No immediate plans for operation’
Military official says the operation in North Waziristan would be launched only if it is in Pakistan’s...
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ADB, WB estimate losses at $9.7 billion
WB, ADB joint assessment estimate almost five times less than what had been claimed by govt.
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Outgoing counsel spurns adviser’s post
Kamal Azfar reportedly unhappy with decision to relieve him.
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Clinton lectures Pakistani elite – again
Clinton repeats call for Pakistan to reduce its reliance on foreign aid and tax the rich to recover from the floods.
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How it all unfolded
President and prime minister jump to dispel rumours, calling them baseless and attempts to malign the government.
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Pre-emptive strike
SC addresses rumours of executive seeking to pull plug on judiciary, says judges reinstatement settled.
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City government gets its most junior boss
Punjab govt appoints a BS-18 District Management Group officer as DCO of Lahore.
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Tip-off prompts bomb scare
The Police, after receiving information about an explosion, searched the area on Mall Road but did not find anything.
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88 new cases of dengue in Karachi
Eighty-eight new cases of the dengue virus have been reported in Karachi on Thursday.
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Defence expo 2010 cancelled
Gilani cancels the international defence expo 2010. Funds for expo to be spent on flood victims instead.
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More than 6,000 Pakistanis under surveillance
The NA's Standing Committee for Human Rights has disclosed that people with links to militants under surveillance.
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CWG final day: The games come to a close
Track the latest results, news and gossip coming from the Commonwealth Games 2010 in New Delhi, India.
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Media watch: Land Reforms Bill
The media discusses the move by the MQM and whether there is a possibility for such a bill to be approved.
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Shamanism: Spirits in the valley
Strands of pre-Islamic philosophy and mythology survive to this day in Gilgit-Baltistan.
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A veteran’s tale
Former sepoy narrates the events of a fateful day in the 1940s in Burma, where he was injured during Word War II.
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Seven arrested over 2009 attack on ISI office
Police arrest seven militants involved in the 2009 attack on the ISI office.
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NAB chief appointment challenged in SC
Appointment of NAB chief challenged in SC; bench meets to finalise verdict on the 18th amendment.