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DG Khan prisoners at peace
Inmates end strike late Saturday night and return to their barracks peacefully.
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Landlord tortures family for failing to repay debt
Police arrest four people accused for failing to pay off their debt and the accused have appealed for justice.
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Establishing the law by breaking the law?
The judicialisation of politics has ended up politicising the judiciary.
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Patwaris bribing flood victims for aid
Flood victims complain about nepotism and corruption regarding distribution of Watan Cards.
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Fist fight breaks out at emergency ward
Scuffle takes place at Jinnah Hospital between doctors and a patients family after allegations of ill treatment.
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Battlefield Lower Mall
Lawyers chase policemen as far as the District Courts chowk, police retaliate by firing tear gas and firing in the air
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Hindus fear backlash from Babri Mosque verdict
Protestors threaten to “repeat the events of 1992” if the Babri Mosque verdict were not reversed.
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No room for cattle in Gowala Colony
Land grabbers selling land allotted to milkmen for housing their cattle on fake documents.
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Inmates take over prison
Inmates go on strike after four prisoners Manzoor, Kalo, Haji and Khalil allegedly tortured by the jail administration
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Troubled times lead to unlikely alliances
Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani and Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif visited flood zones in Multan.
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Students break into FUA VC’s residence
Protesting students broke the vice chancellor’s house gate and also burnt a security van.
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Investor refund in jeopardy over government inertia
At least 61 of the smaller claimants have been repaid Rs1.24 million, while others have been running for repayment.
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Bedlam at Aiwan-e-Adl
The Pakistan Bar Council announces it will observe a country-wide strike over differences with LHC's sessions judges.
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CJ takes suo moto notice of Aiwan-e-Adal clash
CJ takes suo moto notice of police manhandling of lawyers while LHC sessions judges continue strike.
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Punjab set to oppose abolition of death penalty
Punjab government decides to oppose the conversion of capital punishment into life imprisonment.
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Private medical colleges agree to follow PMDC rules
Private medical and dental colleges in Punjab have agree to halt their admissions process.
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Newspaper facility withdrawn from CM’s Secretariat
CM's Secretariat withdraws newspaper facility entitled to officers as a step in ongoing austerity drive.
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Disbanding a redundant unit
No notification issued yet for disbanding Provincial Information and Analysis Unit despite CM approving a summary.
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10-day exhibition at The Drawing Room
10-day exhibition of art pieces by six artists begins at The Drawing Room Art Gallery in Lahore.
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Lawyers jailed for ‘stoning trader’
ATC sends two lawyers to jail for stoning trader to death as investigation indicates their guilt.
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Body builder sets new world record
Khilji lifted 16kg over 10,000 times for 7 hours and 15 minutes.
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A journey through Rio de Janeiro
Housed for ten days in the Santorini-esque Khaas Art Gallery are recent works of Brazilian photographer Aimir Reis.
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The crumbling structures of our past
Jain Mandir, Jain Temple and the mansion of Rai Bahadur Sujan Singh are just some of significant buildings in RWP.
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Health dept working round the clock in flood zones
Reports suggest that health workers have successfully dealt with most epidemics.
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Police, lawyers clash
Police arrest more than 100 lawyers, CJ tells inspector general to release all lawyers.
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Two more teachers transferred
Punjab government transfers two more faculty members of the Islamia College Civil Lines.
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E&T requests for more office space
Excise and Taxation Dept plans to make a written request to the Board of Revenue.
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All is well for PML-N
The rift among PML-N and District Chakwal administration has been sorted out.
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Over 65 and still toiling away
Survey reveals that 29 out of 30 aged men cannot meet their families' financial requirements despite working hard.
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Courts accommodated at Secretariat’s expense
Provincial govt decides to move offices of 5 depts to make room for the establishment of more civil courts.
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5th grader rendered deaf for forgetting answer
A teacher beats up a fifth grade student with a stick.
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Sugar mills case takes a sour turn
An embezzlement of Rs83m has reportedly taken place from the sugar mills.
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Animal rage unleashed on pregnant woman
A landlord and his friends torture a six months pregnant woman over an incident regarding their animals.
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Lawyers attack CJ’s court
Lawyers reiterate their demand for the transfer of the district and sessions judge Zawar Sheikh.
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‘MBBS admissions policy discriminatory’
LHC grants time to HEC to engage counsel in petition challenging standards of getting admission to the MBBS programme.
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Raja Riaz’s name put on ECL
Riaz was placed on the ECL for being a proclaimed offender (PO) in a NAB reference.
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FSC dismisses plea against appointment of women judges
Petition terming the appointment of women lawyers as judges in Pakistan as un-Islamic has been dismissed by the FSC.
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Castrated and killed for not ‘barking’
"We were all made to stand in line and were told to tie shoes around our ears and bark like dogs,” says Afzal.
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‘Autonomy makes education costly’
LHC directs govt to respond till Oct 13 to petitions challenging its decision to give 26 colleges autonomous status.
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Art exhibitions, film festival usher in fruitful autumn
Cultural activity in the city kicks up a notch with two art openings and the start of a German film festival.
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Buffalo billing for damages
Katcha area landlord led nearly a dozen buffaloes into a canal after they had entered their fields unsupervised.
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Rescue officials in need of protection
Warnings of possible attacks on Rescue 1122 centres across the province.
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Price control magistrates missing from markets
10 to 30 per cent increase in prices of vegetables and fruits owing to the absence of price-control magistrates.
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Vaccination campaign likely to miss target
The polio vaccination campaign from Sept 27 to Sept 29 might not attain its objective of vaccinating 11.5 m children.
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Govt of Punjab postpones LB elections
Govt of Punjab decides to postpone local body elections for six months citing the devastating floods as the reason.
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Terror threat averted, five held
Law enforcement agencies nab five suspects from Sihala who were allegedly planning to target Sihala Police Academy.
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LHC also wants details from SBP
LHC issues notice to governor SBP seeking names of people whose loans had been written off.
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Stocking on govt medicines
A raid at a privately owned store lead authorities to confiscate a large quantity of used and unused govt medicines.
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LHC tells Centre to implement its orders regarding Dr Khan
LHC directs the federal govt to implement its orders regarding free movement and provision of security to Dr AQ Khan.
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Link voter registration to CNIC issuance: PILDAT
ECP and Nadra should work on a system to register voters at the time they are issued their computerised CNICs.