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President of schools teachers association says teachers holding guns in class will have negative affect on students

Muhammad Nawaz says his son has become a source of point-scoring between governments

School around the city remember the victims of the Peshawar school attack.

Family members find different ways to grieve 20-year-old APS student

Senior leaders say govt, army must take advantage of spirit of unity

Attique confessed to issuing SIMs at franchise owner’s behest.

APS victim Haris’ father Ghulamuddin demanded “exemplary punishment for the perpetrators”.

Psychologists say counselling can prevent anxiety among students.

Says in the fight against terror, there is "no room for anti-Semitism or Islamophobia"

Abdul Azam’s father considers relocating family for his children’s safety.

Seminar held at Lahore Press Club to pay homage to Army Public School students.

All the public sector organisations, including educational institutes will remain closed on the occasion

That is what they want, for some silly cartoons to drown memories of our children, for everyone to forget everything

PCB donates Rs7.5m to APS ;Misbahul and Afridi among cricketers visiting children from Peshawar's Army Public School

According to a press release issued by the PAF, three JF-17 jets of Pakistan Air Force flew over the army-run school

Irfan Khan urges students to look ahead and not lose hope.

This nation expects them to make up for their historical failures and not let another tragedy like Peshawar

Nations do have defining moments. We have had too many of them

Three JF-17 thunder jets presented a fly past over APS to pay homage to those who lost their lives in the attack

Survivors of APS attack confront their fears as they head back to school.

Ideally, life can still go on without us forgetting. If the Peshawar incident does not wake us up, then nothing will

One hopes that this time there is a real resolve to go after terrorists of all hues

Video shows children returning to school, motivated to not allow terrorism to deter them

Afghan security official says five men arrested in an eastern province

Heart-wrenching photograph of Peshawar victims serves as reminder of lives stolen

PTI chief says he only visited the school to stand with the parents and to increase the morale of the students

The children of APS showed us the courage that it takes to move on

The city is no more but an oxymoron against its own image

Interior ministry seeks details from Higher Education Commission

Schools across the country directed to heighten their security

Keeping shut those schools that are unable to ensure adequate security is not a solution to the problem at hand

Experts say counselling not treatment can help the affected children effectively

Individual journalists to be imposed with penalties in case of any violation; social media

APS eighth-grader Uzair Ali wanted to be an army man

Late last month, boxer Amir Khan had dedicated the title he had won on Dec 14 to the victims of the Peshawar attack

Sehatmand Pakistan is a vision of an awakened nation at peace with itself and the world

Parents want that their kids be honored and decorated

Survivors are confident that a stronger nation, more determined youth will rise from ashes of the brutal attack

APS Students vow to eliminate the scourge of terrorism.

Says the time has come to take bold decisions against terrorism.

Messages of solidarity, empathy sent to Army Public School from as far as Canada.

Interior minister says special courts will not be used against ordinary civilians

People, fed up with terrorism, have coalesced their efforts, and leadership must now live up to their expectations

Passes unanimous joint resolution urging govt to take advantage of national consensus

Army Public School victim’s father haunted by his son’s unfulfilled life

All matters related to the security of the province were reviewed at the meeting

The mute witnessing of the myriad actions that brought us to the December 16 massacre is our collective shame

Closure will only come when this Taliban menace is wiped off the face of the region and the world

Govt probably had little choice other than to do what it did with NAP because that is what they have always done

Entering 2015 is not an easy task, a single attack robbed almost 150 families of their future.