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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.
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127 missing children reunited with families
Unicef says 127 children, out of total 146 reported missing in flood zones, have been reunited with their families.
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Heart, Minds and Closet
The ambiance of art, culture, music and theatre at Kuch Khass takes on a new colour as donation drive kicks off.
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‘Pakistan needs someone to take a stand and lead’
Speakers at launch ceremony call upon youth to raise their voices against terrorism and extremism.
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The Smartphone, an introduction
Smartphones and tablets may replace desktops and laptops sooner than you might have thought.
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SC to take decision on adjournment
Three member bench to take decision on further adjournment of review petition on NRO.
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Fears prompted blunt US warnings
US official counters suggestions that tougher approach is driven by need to show progress ahead of Afghan talks.
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Madrassas do not fuel terrorism: Wafaq-ul-Madaris
Leaders ask govt to identify seminaries allegedly inculcating jihadi ideas in young minds.
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Financial irregularity in army milk purchases
Auditor General's office unearths glaring instances of financial irregularity in armed forces' accounts.
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Human trafficking: 89 most wanted criminals, backed by politicians, involved
At least 89 most wanted human traffickers are carrying out their business in connivance with influential figures.
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Musharraf supports talks with Taliban
Musharraf rejects the idea that Pakistan's intelligence is supporting the Taliban, but stresses the need for talks.
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Altaf advises critics to follow legal course
Altaf Hussain says anyone who has objections to the appointment of the new NAB chairman should follow legal course.
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PML-N warns of a long march
Shahbaz Sharif tells Zardari to stop making whimsical decisions.
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SCBA polls and politics
The allegations floating around cast Asma Jahangir as a candidate of Babar Awan and President Asif Ali Zardari.
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A welcome law
The Competition Act has taken far too long to become law, encountering and ultimately overcoming powerful resistance
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CWG Day 7: Australia unbeatable
Track the latest news, results and gossip coming out of the Commonwealth Games 2010 in New Delhi, India.
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India supporting militancy in Balochistan: Musharraf
In an ongoing series of revelations, Musharraf says India is 'aiding, abetting Militancy in Balochistan.'
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Two suspected 'target killers' arrested
Arrested suspects belong to Lashkar-e-Jhangvi and were allegedly involved in the target killings of doctors.
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Hussain wins first CWG gold for Pakistan
The wrestler beat Welson of Nigeria in the final in the freestyle wrestling 55kg event on Day 7.
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PML-N threatens long march, Awan says 'go ahead'
CM Punjab threatens long march if new NAB chairman assumes office; Babar Awan says PPP would welcome long march.
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NATO supplies resume after 11 days
NATO supplies moved via Torkham border 11 days after Islamabad closed the point in response to a NATO air attack.
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SAMC seeks probe into ‘robbery’
Men reportedly entered the house through a window and stole three passports along with papers and documents.
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‘Community-based radio stations needed’
Proposed radio stations to help flood-relief activities in the areas and help people in their rehabilitation efforts.
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Abandoned in the cold, moonless night
Every month police find deserted newborns, rarely alive.
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Career counselling workshop
Objective behind workshop to develop an association between private sector companies and higher education institutions
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Minister says he rejected proposals many times
Provincial Food Minister says proposal on withdrawal of subsidy on wheat was shared with him but he rejected it.
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Paying the price
Adezai tribal lashkar stands financially and socially ruined for taking on the Taliban on Peshawar’s outskirts.
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PML-Q chief urges Leaguers to stay united
Chaudhry Shujaat says only the PML-Q can steer the country out of troubled waters.
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Residents of Gandakha await government attention
Two months after the floods, all seven union councils of Gandakha remain submerged in six to seven feet of water
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Govt to put 224 state gifts up for sale
Only civilian officers of the federal cadre and officers of armed forces will be eligible to purchase these gifts.
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10-10-10: What does it really mean?
Some numerologists say the day 10-10-10 holds significance for dictators and bureaucrats.
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Lashkar-e-Taiba are freedom fighters: Musharraf
Musharraf says India, Pakistan had come close to resolving Kashmir dispute with his four points.
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Seven SC benches to hear key cases
Benches to hear NRO review, review plea of former NAB officials, plea against decision over president's eligibility.
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Appointment of NAB chief challenged in LHC
Lawyer claims federal government did not consult chief justice and opposition leader while appointing new chairman.
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President has sole powers of appointment, says PM
PM says president has discretionary powers to appoint NAB chairman and chief justice does not need to be consulted.
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More time sought in NRO review case
Government says it needs more time to find a replacement for Barrister Kamal Azfar, the premier’s new adviser.
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LG in drive for market leader spot
LG expresses its intention to continue expanding business in the country in order to become the top brand.
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I should not have resigned as COAS: Musharraf
Former President Pervez Musharraf says he should have retained the position of COAS for another five years.
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All Muslim League factions to be united soon: Pagara
Pir Pagara says government should realise that it is losing credibility with the masses.












































