Punjab

Jamaatud Dawa says Pakistan needs to aggressively pursue jihad against India for the liberation of Kashmir.

Thousands of skilled craftsmen wait anxiously for a decision from the Punjab government.

Committee submits report with CM Secretariat stating that Pemra is the only body authorised to impose such a ban.

A woman allegedly killed her husband with the help of her boyfriend and his companions at Chak Bedi.

Parents and students have protest against Punjab Examination Commission for mishaps during grade 5 exams.

According to details, 1,541 women are currently registered to be receiving a Rs1,000 monthly stipend each.

Governor Khosa announces the family of Sughran Bibi would be given Rs500,000 as compensation.

The CPWB deals with providing child protection to those homeless, destitute and victim of various forms of harassment.

An eleven-year-old boy was brutally beaten by the owner for showing up late for work.

The owners of all private security companies operating in ICT assured Pirzada that they will comply with the law.

The Canadian Agency for International Development is currently finalising the design and layouts of the schools.

To further add to the woes of the locals, there is a complete blackout every other day.

Imran was 42 years old when he was killed.

G-B Health Department has already begun consulting with relevant federal departments, sources said on Friday.

A training session was recently organised by Parents Teacher Council and arranged by Sarhad Rural Support Programme.

Nominally-priced collection, titled “Nomadic Voyage of Colours”, is becoming popular among buyers and onlookers alike.

The committee on Pakistan National Assembly debated the issue of ‘Kalabagh Dam’.

The event emphasised purely cultural and social perspectives, trying to keep their identity and traditions alive.

There seems to be no stop as 70 cars were reported stolen last week in January.

Children from the twin cities artfully express their resolve for the cause of the disputed land.

The UHS has made the change to train students to quickly respond to emergencies and save lives.

Religious historian Karen Armstrong gives lecture at the Lahore University of Management Sciences.

Doctors regret delay in establishment of Cancer Institute.

Suggest a three-member board to monitor working conditions.

Various educational institutions and related businesses set up stalls to attract prospective students.

PMDC says it lacks authority to act against private hospitals.

Additional teams of Elite Force and 700 Mujahid squad personnel join vigilance duties.

Environmental Protection Agency issues notification specifying minimal water quality standards.

Province also has the most number of incidents of violence against women.

Workshop aimed to welcome new ideas and to improve communication between teachers and students.

Police and provincial home dept survey says American, Chinese citizens vulnerable to attacks.

PPP asks Punjab govt to remove corrupt ministers, holding local govt polls.

Over 300 pictures of historic struggle on show at Alhamra till 5th.

A gang which employed the name of a private television channel to extort money from citizens was arrested.

Karen Armstrong prescribes 12-step programme for getting rid of bigotry.

Global acute malnutrition rate of 13.9%, severe acute malnutrition of 3.5% reported.

Mother says she does not want to see killers prosecuted.

Chief Minister Punjab says government committed to providing quality education facilities to the children of the poor.

Families offered Green Cards and money for withdrawing case against Raymond Davis.

Intruder escaped after student raised alarm.

Students caught openly cheating on video in a B-Tech examination held at a centre in Multan.

Commuters blame provincial government for stalling uplift projects.

There are no social security or pension benefits for home-based workers.

PCO judges should be tried by the Supreme Judicial Council.

Patients wait on blood tests to confirm H1N1 virus.

A man encroached upon his sister-in-law’s house and removed her from the premises.

Restrictions on uncovered area eased for land up to 5 marlas.

HRCP expresses concern over reports that the police are not taking interest in investigating the case.

Mobile dastarkhawans would provide a meal (a plate of daal and two rotis) for Rs15 only.

Access to findings being denied, says police official.