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Commuters complain of ‘terrible’ U-turns
CDA and Islamabad Traffic Police both blame each other for U-turns.
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CDA looks into parliament lodges irregularities
Funds have been frozen in the renovation project of parliament lodges after irregularities came to surface recently.
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Federal law secretary summoned by LHC
Federal law secretary is summoned in a petition seeking the disqualification of Zardari as PPP’s co-chairperson.
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CCPO directed to find missing doctor by 4th
CCPO is directed to obtain information on whereabouts of Ali Abdullah, the Jinnah Hospital doctor who went missing.
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Identity theft and bad bookkeeping
A swindler is caught after illegally transferring money to his name.
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Viral infections on the rise in the capital
Number of children suffering from viral infections like influenza, conjunctivitis and bronchitis rise.
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LHC asks for list of Mian Sharif’s heirs
LHC hears a Sharif family appeal against tax evasion notices.
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Mastikhel may be let off with a warning
PML-N inquiry committee urges Nawaz Sharif to pardon the MPA for presenting the infamous “anti-media resolution”.
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Projects halted till payments made
Punjab govt fails to pay bills worth Rs30b for ongoing government projects causing contractors to halt work.
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Lahore Museum revitalises itself
Lahore Museum launches two short educational courses: replica making and research methodology.
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QMC ‘scare tactics’ fall flat
QMC administration is allegedly using extreme measures against the students.
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LHC rejects ‘fabricated’ police report
Lahore High Court directs the police to reinvestigate the alleged rape of a handicapped woman by a constable.
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‘Universities in dire need of money’
Prof Khalid Aftab says on Monday that the university will never leave its deserving students in the lurch.
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Sharif brothers’ model solutions
Nawaz Sharif helps lay the foundation stone of a flood affected woman’s house in Mithun Kot.
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CNG stations to remain open
CNG stations in the city will remain open on Tuesday.
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Flood victim dies after setting fire to himself
An unemployed father of four who lost his home in the floods died after setting fire to himself in Multan.
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Punjab govt waives off tuition fee for flood victims
Punjab government announced the waiver of Rs300mn in tuition fees for students in the flood-hit areas of the province.
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Thousands sit UET entry test 2010
UET conducts standardised entry tests for 2010 admissions to undergraduate engineering programmes.
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No food inspectors before Food Authority
Punjab govt puts off appointment of 30 doctors as food inspectors until extablishment of Punjab Food Authority.
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Flour rates soar in rural areas
A 20 kg bag of flour is going for Rs610 in the outskirts of Islamabad, as opposed to the set price of Rs580.
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Relief operation for flood victims continues
Two cargo aircrafts, filled with plastic sheeting for the flood victims, arrive in Pakistan.
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Alternate arrangements for gasoline supply
Petroleum ministry says it is making alternative arrangements to ensure uninterrupted supply of gasoline in Punjab.
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The city of overhead businesses
Fortune-tellers, precious stones sellers, and palmists set up shops on overhead bridges across the city.
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Hand over your lunch money, nerd
A group of senior bullies would force a student to smoke cigarettes, sometimes three at a time.
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Running on empty…
Filling stations in several districts in Punjab stopped selling petrol, diesel and CNG.
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Model villages being set up in flood zones
The first model village is being constructed in Khangarh for flood-affected people in the district.
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Petrol shortage affects Sunday Bazaars
The petrol shortage took its toll on Sunday Bazaars, as the number of customers and vendors fell sharply.
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Petrol problems
Vehicle owners in Lahore have found themselves paralysed by the petrol crisis which has left all pumps short of fuel.
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Punjab situation unfortunate: Awan
Federal Law Minister calls Punjab a ‘police state’, say admin needs to be removed.
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Nurses in Layyah protest against expulsion
Doctor Mukhtar justifies the expulsion saying nurses had been asked not to use mobile phones during duty hours.
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Job applicants protest at exam delay
300 job applicants staged a protest and accused the Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) of rescheduling exams.
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A comedy of terrors
60 members of the FC Ambor Rifle Unit kidnap, torture Goth Mazari SHO, ASIand a constable.
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I have nothing to do with it, says Taseer
The Punjab governor denies allegations against him and federal government regarding a plot to kill Khawaja Sharif.
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Rescue truck overturns in flood water
A railway official was killed and six others were injured as truck overturns due to excessive floodwater.
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WASA launches campaign against illegal connections
Wasa has directed 22 sub divisions to detect illegal connections and try to identify network reportedly charging bills
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The new model village
CDA has promised to give 4,000 plots to accommodate occupants in the new Kuri Model Village.
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When roads become dangerous
Around 81 people died in 76 fatal accidents in the first eight months of the current year in Islamabad.
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The curious case of police cases
Hundreds of pending cases are of minor nature and petty crimes such as cheque dishonour and violation of section 144.
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Dozens of brick-kiln labourers take to streets
Dozens of labourers, forced to work in brick kilns, took to the streets on Friday afternoon in Islamabad.
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Proposal to dismiss Lashari sidelined
Lashari’s dismissal from service as recommended by an inquiry committee has been overlooked by the authorities.
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Student initiative for harnessing local talent
National Union of Pakistani Students and Alumni (NUPSA) is launching ‘Pehchaan Pakistan’ here on Saturday.
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Navigating the city on a wheelchair
Disabled citizens urge the government to ensure special attention to their needs.
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Farmers to get free seed, fertilisers
Federal govt decides to distribute free seed for wheat crop and fertilisers among farmers in the flood-affected areas.
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German film festival at NCA from Sep 29
The movies will be screened in NCA’s auditorium.
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DMG officers might replace pilots
DMG officers would replace pilots on-contract of Aviation Flight Punjab to ease the burden on the provincial kitty
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‘He resigns or we kill ourselves’
The students of Quaid-e-Azam Medical college (QMC) continue their protest against principal Prof Ejaz Shah.
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Edexcel Int’l bids adieu, 74 schools affected
Edexcel International the London examination board has stopped offering its accreditation to 74 schools.
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Art exhibition begins at Rohtas 2
Rohtas 2 art gallery has begun showcasing an exhibition of Risham Syed’s new work titled Year 2010.
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LHC demands second reply in ransom case
LHCt Chief Justice seeks reply regarding the suo motu notice of the abduction of an 11-year old boy.
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Political parties dodge customary checks
Seventy per cent of political parties have yet to submit their account schedules.