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Law and order: Two boys kidnapped in separate incidents
The District Bar Association and Pakistan Medical Association protest against the abductions.
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Crime against children: Girl kidnapped, ‘raped’
An uncle of the girl said she was abducted by Siddique and his accomplices from near her house in Hasso Baleel.
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Consumer court: Arrest warrants issued for guitar-seller
Petitioner has sought Rs31,000 in damages.
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Local government: Prof Rais says partyless polls won’t help democracy
PTI leader says party not considering boycott of elections.
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Hate speech: LHC adjourns Malik Ishaq’s bail plea till Nov 4
Ishaq’s counsel said police had registered cases against his client for making provocative speeches.
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Compliance petition: CCPO asked why no action taken against cops
Inquiries found them guilty of torturing 3 teens.
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Eliminating corruption: K-P deprived of its due share of electricity, says Khattak
Reiterating PTI’s stance on drone strikes, he said that they should be stopped outright, not just reduced in number.
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Financial problems: Youth commits suicide
The deceased, Kashif Ilyas, a resident of Chak Jhumra Road, had been unemployed for several years.
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Local govt: ‘Sans law reform, elections will become selections
Amendments to the Local Govt Act should be made through ordinance, says Raja.
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‘Unruly lawyers’: Plea against bar strikes dismissed
Petitioner argued that lawyers went on strike regularly, holding up cases and burdening litigants who wanted justice.
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Public Works Dept: Contractor paid Rs10m to build himself a pool
FIA identifies 14 ‘ghost’ development schemes causing loss of Rs160m.
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Kalabagh Dam issue: PPP, ANP flared up at Imran’s comment
Say any effort to resurrect the spectre of the project would be seriously confronted.
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Punjab University: Illegal residents to be evicted from hostels
PU spokesman says police help needed to tackle IJT.
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Consumer court: Caterers sued for Rs54.5m over wedding meals
Respondents deny charge, says petitioner trying to escape Rs1.3m bill.
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Muharram processions: City govt reviews security arrangements
Surveillance cameras have been installed along four major procession routes.
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Threats at work: Nurse seeks case against colleagues
Petitioner Qaisar stated that two sisters, Zaibun Nisa and Robina, would taunt her and make fun of her religion.
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Party-less polls: LUMS prof to assist LHC on local elections challenge
Bench asked Dr Rais to assist court on questions about new union council delimitation and party-less polls.
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Lahore High Court: Six new additional judges take oath
The LHC, which has a sanctioned strength of 60, now has 45 judges, of whom 12 are additional judges.
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Child abandoned: Woman slips away from hospital after giving birth
The infant was taken to the Child Ward due to his poor health. Meanwhile the mother slipped away.
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Running amok: Two injured in shootout at Sabzi Mandi
Ehtishamul Haq, a vegetable dealer’s guard, got into a scuffle with a customer at the vegetable market.
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Former city nazim joins PTI
Former city nazim Mumtaz Cheema and former town nazim Sajjad Haider have decided to join the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf.
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Selected CNG stations: Punjab seeks exemption from gas holidays
Says these outlets cater to needs of passenger buses.
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Attack on Sri Lankan team: Nek Muhammad’s bail cancelled
Bench says grant of bail earlier was not justified.
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Hate speech: ‘Set up division bench to decide Ishaq’s bail’
According to the FIRs, Ishaq delivered speeches at public gatherings that spread hatred against Shias.
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Packaged food: PFA aims to take over product certification
Authority drafting letter to Punjab govt to take charge of licensing and certification.
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Tax evasion: LHC tells Macca Group to allow FBR access
FBR to complete inquiry into tax fraud and report to Supreme Court.
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‘Food security not linked to wheat production alone’
UAF, AARI to enhance research collaboration.
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Rozan seminar: ‘Media, civil society should form anti-torture lobby’
International and local laws against torture ignored in Pakistan, say speakers.
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Espionage conviction: ‘Prison term begins from day of arrest’
LHC sought reply from federal government to an appeal by two men convicted of spying for India.
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Fatal friction: Man murdered ‘by friends’
Family were told he had died in a road accident.
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Peace maker: 24-year-old hopes to make peace with Taliban
He plans to visit 41 seminaries on his way to North Waziristan.
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For the love of books: Children’s Literature Festival schedule released
Workshops, talks, theatre and musical performances, a book fair and book launches have been planned.
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UAF VC: Experts stress on modified crops to beat hunger
Agricultural scientists aim to ensure food security.
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Kashi Kari: Centuries old mosaic art on verge of extinction
‘The Shah Rukne Alam shrine mosaic is the finest’.
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Miniature art: Seeing! Etc Etc Etc opens on Wednesday
A collaborative project between miniature artists Shiblee Muneer and Noreen Rashid, to open at Taseer Art Gallery.
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Vigilante violence: Women stabbed ‘for shopping’
DPO announces Rs 0.2m for help in arresting criminal gang.
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Fit of rage: Woman killed in dispute
Khalid Mehmood allegedly hit Rehana Bibi, who had had a dispute with his wife.
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Muharram security: 167 procession routes, gatherings declared sensitive in Faisalabad
There will be 4,935 gatherings and processions in the division.
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Muharram: 15,000 officials assigned security duties
The force would guard over 5,000 majalis (mourning sessions) and 600 processions in the city.
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Meteorology: ‘Automated weather stations to improve forecasts’
Groundwork for the first automated weather station in Dera Ghazi Khan had been completed.
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Falling standards: ‘Distorted history hinders learning’
Experts deplore lack of recognition of education sector’s importance.
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Censorship in public discourse: ‘Dogma has bred denial, killed dissent’
‘Pakistani history books don’t establish facts, just heroes and villains’.
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Preservation: Trees to be renumbered to curb timber theft
Those found guilty of stealing timber from forests are to face heavy fines or imprisonment.
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Pakistan on global stage: ‘We’re taught to be xenophobic’
Speakers at discussion call for greater debate on alternative narratives.
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Khudi Festival of Ideas: ‘Secular class to blame for our fate, not maulvis’
Ayaz Amir laments lack of quality leadership at conclusion of festival.
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Curbing vulgarity: Govt urged to pass pornography control law
Speakers at the seminar stress the need for censorship and monitoring of online content to control sex crime.
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Ruling on coverage of rape cases welcomed
LHC bars media from disclosing names of rape victims and their families.
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Delimitation authority: Langrial appointed commissioner
Dr Munir gives up additional charge after hearing 80 complaints.
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Graft complaint: Man moves court against anti-corruption officials
He said Khan and some accomplices were arrested in a raid on September 11 but released a few hours later.
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Sports facilities: City government to take over 26 grounds
Joint committee to inspect sites before takeover.