Punjab

Family protest, block the Mall.

The pilgrims thanked the government and the ETPB for the arrangements.

Protesters at Liberty roundabout demand the govt take immediate action.

50,000 graduates to be given a chance to intern at various government depts.

The CJ expressed concern that a $104 million contract for 75 locomotives had still been awarded to the same firm.

‘The subject should be taught till matriculation’.

Pre-departure orientation hosted at Kinnaird College.

The best of three imported units would be installed in all the buses.

According to the police, Aqsa ran away from home on her own will and would produce a marriage certificate.

13 schools do not have a building, fifty-seven do not have boundary walls: Reflection Action Group President

Current laws and policies restrict rather than facilitate disabled people.

Man wanted his wife to seek her share of property from her parents, says neighbour.

The Alif Laila Book Bus provides a ‘magical’ environment for young readers.

Federal allocation for higher education was a breath of fresh, says UAF Vice Chancellor.

Given the high water velocity it is considered “dangerous” for amateur swimmers.

Health managers, policy makers, managements need to work together.

Vice Chancellor also expresses his sorrow over an attack on a bus carrying students and the bomb blast at a hospital.

‘He won from PP-243 DG Khan and had expected a senior cabinet position or the governorship’.

Sindhu says another residence would be appropriate so that there was no question of perceived disrespect for mosque

Chief minister directs Wasa to drain water in all low-lying areas.

Three of the victims were accused of murder; assailant flees.

The local panchayat ordered the nuptials to ‘avenge’ the girl’s father’s second marriage.

The defendant rejected the petitioner’s claim that he had said the rims were imported.

Relatives, friends had been taunting them for not having children.

An awareness seminar about blood donation was also organised.

Public seminars will be held from June 14 to encourage people to participate in the drive, says DCO.

Environment secy wants anti-dengue campaign on war footing.

Demand withdrawal of all indirect taxes.

Six in critical condition at Bahawal Victoria Hospital.

Primary focus on improving sanitation and other preventative measures.

Lawyers and clerics say police were too soft on the Ahmadis.

LHC chief justice adjourns further hearing till June 17.

E&T offices remained shut on Friday to protest against the federal budget

At least 8 United Khatam-i-Nabuwat members patrol the area round-the-clock.

ILO’s first global report on domestic child labour on Wednesday.

The number of students pursuing higher education is expected to increase to almost 1.3 million.

Inquiry report says the officers could have handled the matter better.

Separately, residents protest after fire at chemicals warehouse in Faisalabad.

Several deadlines set by the government to shift operations have lapsed.

APCA demands rise in government servants’ salaries.

An additional prosecutor general argued that the accused had been found guilty by the police and in judicial inquiry.

Committee set up to investigate deaths, report in 10 days.

Sharif said intelligence sharing system could also be improved through the use of modern technology.

Says it was blacklisted after it refused to take back an earlier petition.

Federal, Punjab institutions blame each other for negligence.

Hafeez has been accused of publishing blasphemous material on Facebook.

The fire had started on Tuesday.

The protest ended when residents were assured by Lesco that the matter would soon be resolved.

Say this is causing problems in finding jobs, getting licences.

Train finally leaves after six hours.