Punjab

Petitioner had said that police had erected barricades on a road leading to the CM’s house in the name of security.

PTU president says SED committee is not taking their problems seriously.

The suspects are accused of setting alight houses after alleged blasphemy.

Police said that Najma and her sister Mehran Bibi had to appear in court on Wednesday.

We are requesting various government and non-governmental agencies to financially support the project, said police.

Women said that she had approached the police but the SHO had refused to register a case against her brother.

Health Dept gets no reply to letter sent to 28 private medical colleges.

NAB argued that remissions only applied to convicts of ordinary courts.

PTI expresses concern over the law and order situation.

Earlier Rehman was threatened for representing a man accused of committing blasphemy using his Facebook account.

Party supporters broke the door to the CJ’s courtroom in a bid to get close to Khan.

Seminar speakers discuss health concerns related to childhood marriage.

This will help the dept provide the women better facilities, says spokesperson.

Rabia Faridi will be the second Pakistani woman to address the UN after Malala Yousafzai.

Two others also injured, reportedly in critical condition.

Punjab CM Shahbaz Sharif orders arrangements for vaccination against polio at entry and exit points of the province.

Police trace ‘victim’ through mobile phone surveillance.

VC praised the government for initiating reforms for the education sector.

The counsel for the suspects argued police had implicated his clients in the case only to show progress.

LHC has directed district and sessions judges to submit reports on these cases within a week.

FESCO personnel were suspended after a special checking team of the second circle and found there to be negligence.

Adnan said he approached the police with the matter but the SHO refused to register a case against Irshad.

FIRs should be filed against owners of junkyards in case of larvae detection.

Man says his wife was sold for Rs170,000 for prostitution, seeks chief minister’s help.

The new set up to have cluster-level rather than centralised examinations.

The CM had promised perennial water supply.

Chief minister says teachers’ training is government’s priority.

Bloggers and social media activists devise communication strategies.

The animal, named Jumbo, reportedly stopped eating food since the past one week.

Many complain the problem has become worse since Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif came to power last year.

Singh’s home in Delhi was named Hadali House, a testament to his abiding love for the place of his birth.

The petitioner told the court that rules regarding the protection of environment were also not clear.

Article 25-A ensures compulsory education a right for children between ages five and 16.

The judge asked questions; what the girl's name was, if she knew where she was and why, but she could not answer.

It is imperative, Wattoo says, that national issues get precedence over party politics.

The scholarship covers tuition and maintenance for undergrad studies.

The VC is accused of issuing fake degrees to two ex-parliamentarians.

The maximum bid of Rs4.12 million was offered for the 50 square metres commercial plot.

The meat inspectors raided shops in Iqbal Town, Nishtar Town and Samanabad Town.

The Mepco chief executive officer said there was an average of eight hours of load shedding in the division.

Protesters says SEMS funds being denied to doctors, paramedics for years.

An 11-year-old was found dead in a sewerage pond in Malkhanwala.

Bangladesh has best election system, says ex-ECP secretary.

Girl’s father says MNA Dasti’s family threatened to abduct all his children, Dasti denies charge.

The environmental samples from Outfall Road’s sewerage water contained the virus prevalent in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Exhibition showcasing 18 paintings to continue until the 15th.

Industry calls for setting up IT park, campus of IT university in Faisalabad.

Kot Addu police assure of arrests within 48 hours.

The suspects have been sent to the FIA’s Anti-Human Trafficking Circle for further action.

“We will go on hunger strike at the Farid Gate on May 6 if our demands are not met,” said APCAU general secretary.