Punjab

Meanwhile, 36 inspectors are posted to police lines.

Asma Jahangir says judiciary needs to show more respect to Pakistan’s other democratic institutions.

Benefits of drive against encroachments offset by illegal parking.

Stations in Lahore and much of Punjab remain closed on Wednesday to observe a strike against SNGPL's gas loadshedding.

University of Sargodha started the test transmission of its FM radio channel.

Asif quarrelled with his relative Ashiq over borrowing a bicycle.

CNG stations all over the province remained closed for the second day on Tuesday.

Man shot and killed his sister over a domestic dispute on Tuesday.

Mother of one of the victims had a heart attack from the shock and died the same day.

Special committee submits finalists’ list to board.

A generation of Pakistan’s children is struggling in the streets rather than thriving in schools.

Saad Haroon takes the stage in BNU.

Judge says the ‘sensitive’ matter should be amicably resolved.

Clive Stafford Smith in town for workshop on death penalty cases.

Sanaullah says families of deceased men most likely in Rawalpindi.

Spokes­man doubts Punjab could afford salari­es starti­ng at Rs75,000 per month.

LDA operation to demolish Daewoo workshop stopped halfway.

All Pakist­an Petrol­eum Retail­ers Associ­ation has also announ­ced its suppor­t for the strike.

Lahore DCO threatened to cancel the rally if MQM held its function at any other location other than the suggested.

Police said they were chasing the men, locals say cops had them in custody.

Gaddi nasheen from all over the country gather to discuss security threat.

National Productivity Organisation (NPO) has launched a programme to help overcome the energy crisis.

7-year-old punished for not giving fee that helped teachers pay for ‘substitutes’.

The City District Government Lahore continues to clear encroached areas.

Development work resumes, campus expected to open next year.

Ten of the 350 participants shortlisted as best young artists; exhibition to continue till April 28.

PU Geography Dept developing courses on disaster risk management.

LHC asks govt to present traffic management plan in court.

Identical petitions filed by major publishing houses in all three languages, were reheard.

Bandits killed in encounter with police, accomplice escapes scene.

Flying Squad members are frustrated with 12 to 14 hours of duty .

Festival concludes with cycle race, cultural show and book fair.

Inquiry examines whether improper breaches were made in some bunds.

Clerics from across the country participate in a national conference.

Eight months pregnant woman comes forward; accuses a local landlord and his friends of having raped her.

The move is expected to generate an additional income of Rs60m annually.

3 motorists abducted Raza and took him to an outhouse where he was raped.

Schools jump on the bandwagon of computer gaming.

Lawyer allegedly pocketed passport of client accused of passport violation.

Plans to demolish illegally-built commercial plazas in Rawalpindi abandoned.

City police routinely violate SOPs in terms of number and formation of officials at pickets and on patrol.

Villagers rally to demand second installment of Watan Card pay outs.

Party stages massive show in Lahore as Altaf Hussain spells out an 18-point agenda.

Police say they received many complaints against the suspect.

Babar Awan says PPP seeking to set the record straight, not to get revenge.

Governing Body approves Cantt Drain bridge reconstruction.

CEO of IT firm says previous administration did much more for them.

375 centres to be set up for procurement drive starting from April 20.

He is remembered by devotees for austerity, his message of love and miracles.

Local landlords kill a youth after accusing him of theft eight years ago; family still looking to register the case.