Punjab

The number of buyers remained low despite the general decline in the prices of vegetables and fruits.

Lal, Roxen, Noori, Falak and singers Ali Sher, Noman Javed and Umer Nabeel performed on the occasion.

September 8 set as the deadline for payment of dues and acquiring membership.

The School Education Department (SED) will take action against All Pakistan Private Schools Management Association.

The committee has recommended that the judges be courteous towards the lawyers.

Township residents told The Express Tribune that they were facing problems due to the closure of the roads.

Six out of ten police officials involved have voluntarily surrendered and are expected to be arrested on Monday.

A labourer was tortured to death by three feudal lords for allegedly falling in love with a land lord’s daughter.

The PML-N on Saturday said the military and the federal government should ‘explain’ their position on Altaf's words.

Judge orders for a case to be filed under the Anti-Terrorism Act against Quaid-e-Azam Medical College principal.

A father beat up 15-year-old during taraweeh prayers over a family dispute on Friday night.

Over 200 people from flood zones in Muzaffargarh are set to go back to their home towns.

The Health Department has treated 678,508 patients in 10 flood affected districts for diseases.

Tollinton Market, once a hub for housewives and students in the heart of Lahore, is now an empty husk.

During the meal, an under trial prisoner Fahim vomited and complained that there was a human finger in his food.

Home delivery orders have increased by 35 to 40 per cent this Ramazan.

A total of 35 suspects have been arrested. Preliminary investigation underway.

The survey was given the go-ahead after the Punjab Assembly passed the Punjab Katchi Abadis (Amendment) Bill 2009.

The Lahore High Court on Friday came hard on counsel for the federal and provincial governments.

Mehmood’s name had been on the initial list of officers drawn up by the provincial government.

Some 400 medical students who were rescued from rioting in Kyrgyzstan are unlikely to get into Pakistani colleges.

A 20-year-old girl chopped off the nose of a father of four on Friday allegedly because he was harassing her.

Most shops that have endured the flood water lie vacant and the few that have opened up have no customers.

Ameer Jamaat-e-Islami Syed Munawar Hassan led the rally.

The defence secretary told the LHC that the ministry had no knowledge of the whereabouts of the missing lecturer.

Counsel for the complainant said that six people were killed and four injured in the incident.

The court adjourned the suo motu hearing till September 16.

Pieces depicting calligraphy are mostly by Naser while Ramin’s work encompasses miniature paintings.

Investigations of two suspected militants revealed Dr Ayesha Siddiqa was on the hit-list of a certain militant group.

The Ministry of Culture has submitted another application to the Cabinet Division.

Life for the shelterless wage labourers of the capital is anything but a fairytale.

Many people, claiming to be flood victims, can be seen begging on the roads of Islamabad.

Deputy prosecutor general Rana Bakhtiar said all the accused arrested will be presented in court on Saturday.

Joint Investig­ation Team Head Mushtaq Sukhera said that more arrests will be made after the completion of the inquiry.

The decision was taken in light of Supreme Court’s directions to reduce flow of wastage and garbage into Rawal Dam.

CM has been directed by police to devise a foolproof security plan for Fridays and Ramazan 21.

Punjab DG Health has been supervising operations to check epidemics and infectious diseases in the district.

LGC directed director general of the NAB to submit before the court the record of the Sharifs' ownership documents.

Nine medical students, including a disabled, who were arrested last week while protesting were released on Thursday.

All private schools in the city have announced that they would reopen and resume classes on August 27.

According to the UN information unit report, the public is focusing on the flood affected.

Unregulated and potentially hazardous soft drinks are being donated to collection centres.

Farooq Sattar said that his party’s chief Altaf Hussain had strongly condemned the killing of the two brothers.

Political leaders offered condolence to the family of the brothers and voiced strong condemnation of the incident.

The students had called the demonstration to protest against a sudden hike in academic fees.

At the relief camp in Layyah, doctors are present throughout the day and a pharmacist is on 24-hour duty.

Former Sialkot district police officer placed under house arrest for 30 days for involvement in Sialkot lynching.

Heavy rain and wind storms in the district have led to dozens of trees being uprooted.

A drug inspector raided a veterinary hospital after having received complaints regarding the death of livestock.

Experts have warned that Pakistan must formulate a comprehensive disaster management strategy.