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No trace of Swiss money, SC told
NAB submits report to the Supreme Court claiming there is no trace of money in Swiss accounts.
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Access denied: Hundreds of Watan cards blocked
Watan Cards are blocked after three unsuccessful tries because flood survivors simply don’t know how to use them.
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Latif Khosa resigns as advisor to PM
Khosa will appear before the Supreme Court as counsel in the NRO review petition for the government.
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Media watch: NAB issues and long marches
Media analyse the government's move of appointing Deedar Shah as NAB chief and the opposition's reaction to it.
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Afghan peace talks will fail without us, warns Pakistan PM
Yousuf Raza Gilani says that renewed Afghan efforts to make peace with the Taliban would fail without Pakistan's help.
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Appointment of NAB chairman challenged in SHC
The petitioner says the chief justice had not been consulted regarding the appointment of the NAB chairman.
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SHC reserves verdict on petition against Musharraf
SHC reserves verdict on an application to register a case of treason against former president Pervez Musharraf.
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‘Elahi rejected the bid on his own’
CDA chairperson did not consult the authority before rejecting a bid on Margalla Towers’ plot about nine months ago.
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The business of private hostels in the capital
Limited residential accommodation in government educational institutions gives boost to private hostel business.
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Future of 400 fresh scholars bleak
Future of 400 PhD students, who were supposed to depart to start studies abroad this month, seems bleak.
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Atawar, a compulsive painter
Rakhshanda Atawar seems to be following Picasso’s dictum of exploring her own self in her charcoal and chalk canvasses
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QAU launches its first BS programme
Quaid-i-Azam University launches its first ever bachelor’s programme, 40 years after its establishment.
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ICT admin sets up 18 stalls
Sugar to be available at a lower rate of Rs62 per kilogramme (kg) at 18 sugar stalls all over Islamabad.
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Musharraf praises Manmohan, but says he ‘lacks courage’
Musharraf says that India and Pakistan were very close to an agreement before he lost power.
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All is well, says PM
PM Gilani says that the govt was enjoying ‘cordial relations’ with the military.
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Outgoing US envoy calls on prime minister
US Ambassador Anne Patterson is set to leave Pakistan this week after managing complicated diplomatic ties.
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51 new dengue cases admitted on Monday
Total number of hospitalised patients increases to 131.
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MPs give frigid response to Election Commission
Only six of the 12 MPs summoned appeared to defend themselves against the charges.
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Classes commence at Swat University
Residents of Swat happy after classes for all subjects for the 2010-11 session commence at University of Swat.
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‘Boundary row dispute should come first’
People displaced by Diamer-Bhasha dam ask government to settle boundary dispute between K-P, G-B prior to construction
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Musharraf most corrupt, callous ruler: PML-N
The Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz issues a seven-page charge sheet against former President Pervez Musharraf.
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HRCP condemns brutal torture
HRCP outraged over alleged torture and humiliation of several death-row prisoners at Toba Tek Singh District Prison.
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PML-N to challenge NAB chief’s appointment
PML-N says criticism of government meant to put it on the right track.
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Pak-US ties to be reviewed in Oct 21 dialogue
Two-day round of talks to focus on issues pertaining to the Afghan war and US-backed peace initiative of Karzai.
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Govt legal wizards working on strategy
Legal wizards of govt burn the midnight oil to come up with strategy to contest NRO's review and implementation in SC.
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Promotion of 29 officers endorsed
Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani approves promotion of 29 officers of federal govt to BS-22.
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Zardari warns against ‘adventurism’
The president says Pakistan cannot afford the adventurism of “dictators, uniformed persons and people wielding...
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Up, up and away
Perishable food costs rise by 53.9% in a single year.
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No more time-buying, SC tells govt
Supreme Court throws out govt's plea to put off hearing of NRO that benefited President Zardari among others.
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Dengue raises its ugly head again
Twenty-five patients suffering from dengue fever are admitted to various public and private hospitals in Lahore.
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TV journalism's Aafia mafia
Given the ways of the Aafia mafia, it is unlikely to get Dr Aafia back and to help commute her sentence.
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Murderers walk free
The family of the two boys who were lynched in Sialkot has resorted to starving themselves to get justice.
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Energy crisis worsens
Energy crisis worsens as power generation falls nearly 3000 megawatts behind demand for electricity.
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Pre-Hajj flight operations underway
Karachi's first Hajj flight carrying 450 pilgrims departs to Jeddah as part of the PIA's Pre-Hajj operations.
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IRSA starts water supply for Rabi crops
Irsa starts water supply for Rabi crops in provinces in wake of talk of an expected shortage.
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Media watch: Reopening the border
Local media talks about Pakistan's decision of reopening the Torkham route and its potential aftermath.
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9 out of 12 legislators skip hearing of fake degrees case
Nine out of 12 legislators have skipped hearing of the fake degrees case in the Election Commission.
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FIA dispatches summons to investigate LHC CJ murder conspiracy
FIA summons the former inspector general Sindh as well as the current public prosecutor in LHC CJ murder conspiracy.
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Karzai confirms holding talks with Taliban
Karzai confirms that his administration has been holding unofficial talks with the Taliban "for quite some time."
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Moderate quake shakes Pakistan
A moderate 5.1-magnitude earthquake shook Pakistan late on Monday night, tremors felt in Peshawar and Islamabad.
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Proportional representation to be considered
US university recommends Pakistan adopt the proportional representation (PR) electoral system to strength democracy.
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Highway to nowhere
Floodwater might be receding from most areas but the Sindh-Balochistan National Highway still stands flooded.
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400 students await scholarship funds
Finance Ministry yet to pay HEC he Rs5.6 billion required to send 400 students abroad on scholarships.
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University in Gilgit to start Chinese language classes
Karakoram International University plans to start Chinese language classes.
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Cost of hepatitis treatment increases 19 times
Cost of preventive programmes has increased 19 times in less than five years.
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Cleric who challenged TNSM chief is no more
Renowned religious and spiritual scholar Maulana Rahimullah passes away in Swat.
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Who says they are too young to change the world?
Students of 1,500 schools on their way to becoming protagonists in more than 200 stories.
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What has the president been up to these 10 days?
In his longest stay in Karachi in a while, three days went to friends and family
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World space week ends with a big bang
More than 25 schools participate in events held during the space week, including a rocket-launching competition.
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Police arrest 2 men planning to kill doctors, Shias
One of the arrested men is a repeat offender out on bail from jail, was in jail from 2003 to 2007 before bail.












































