Punjab

‘The govt has so hoped that these factories would relocate voluntarily’.

‘Representation of women in all sectors is important for the Women Empowerment Package 2014 to be effective’.

The speakers called for greater sensitisation regarding women’s rights.

Lahore, Rawalpindi to compete in cricket final for the blind.

Rallies, poetry recitals and seminars held for Women’s Day.

‘Medical knowledge is the product of our peers’ research’.

Some see it as a welcome respite, but detractors warn it is reinforcing gender segregation.

“Literature covering Urdu, Punjabi, Pashto, Balochi, Sindhi should be introduced in schools to promote harmony

The National College of Arts has started student exchange programmes with several French and Iranian universities.

A man and his wife submitted an affidavit stating that some people had implicated Salma Tanveer in a false case.

LHC tells govt to devise alternative plan for bus stops.

Conference is organised in public-private partnership and major medical institutions are collaborating for the event.

Shahzad Akram from Sahiwal won the 100-metres race among blind athletes.

Seminar organised on Inspiring Change through Women Empowerment.

Terrorists can use GSM module to set off IEDs remotely.

WWF-Pakistan collaborates with The Citizens Foundation.

Pak-Australia cooperation can strengthen agriculture sector, says minister.

Centre will pave the way for seed development and mechanisation, says UAF VC.

SOP celebrates 20 years of promoting women’s issues and social justice.

The grant covers curricula development, trainings but TEVTA needed buildings.

40 million children up to 10 years of age to be vaccinated in the upcoming drive.

There are many bills that have been tabled in NA, provincial assemblies and Senate, but they have not been passed.

Small but growing IT industry worth an estimated $2.8 billion is being led by young entrepreneurs.

People advised to visit hospital if symptoms appear.

Gulgee Artist of the Year Competition held among Multan’s students.

There is confusion about which police station should register a case.

0.44-bore rifle, 22 bullets and two magazines were recovered from the van.

Chief minister says only low-income people should be eligible.

Former National Selection Committee chairman Muhammad Ilyas challenges his termination saying it was unlawful.

Cricket, boxing and kabaddi competitions come to an end.

Hundreds rally to urge the govt to introduce legislation on women’s rights.

Increase observed in some forms of violence, decrease in a few.

History is witness to fact that educated women can change country’s fate, says Dr Naveed Malik.

Special arrangements had been made to facilitate senior citizens and the disabled, LTC CEO says.

The deceased were orphans and between 10 and 16 years of age.

We live in a callous society which does not take heed of the hunger of children.

As many as 200,000 students had appeared in the exams.

He says there has been no local government elections in the province in the last six years despite court orders.

Hospitals to display banners carrying public awareness messages.

Sharif discusses Pak-Turk relations, encourages investment.

Warn enforcement of law would leave millions jobless.

Punjab Youth Policy and Punjab Fair Representation of Women Act also in line.

The woman’s family felt insulted when she refused to go back to them.

‘The machines at several other public hospitals are out of order’.

Justice Khalid Mahmood Khan says government remained indifferent to orders against its chief executive.

Kinnaird and LCWU bag inter-division basketball college and university titles.

Police sources say explosive material was kept in a sack in one of the rooms of the house that belongs to Asmatullah.

PPRA rules were amended to bypass competitive bidding process.

Hundreds of IESCO workers stage protest on Benazir Bhutto Road.

Residents of surrounding localities unable to use mobile phones.