Punjab

The commission agent promised to give two girls in wani and also return the abducted woman to the family.

CWG Gold medalist Azhar Hussain's family is still reeling from the devastation caused by the flood.

Lists for Watan Cards include names of people who have been dead for over a decade.

Under the agreements, City and Guilds International and British Council will offer cooperation in teachers’...

VC says university administration has hired services of highly-educated and experienced agrarian experts for teaching.

HED maintains registrar's appointment violates the university’s and govt rules.

Punjab govt signs Rs11 billion agreement to establish water treatment plant in Lahore.

Police arrests terrorists who opened fire at worshipers in a mosque in Mian Chunnu, killing one and injuring four.

Price control magistrates and shopkeepers reach an unofficial agreement over the frequency of price inspections.

Two candidates have died, remaining contender is ‘disliked by GCU registrar’

Akbari Gate not arresting men accused of murder and not putting a stop to their supporters.

Jacquemont is currently on a visit to show solidarity with the Anti-Debt Campaigners in Pakistan.

Art exhibition titled Dusty Winds, will be displayed at the Ejaz Galleries on Monday

The stigma attached with depression means people often ignore its potentially lethal consequences.

Three people including an Afghan national are brutally murdered in separate incidents in the Sialkot.

Pakistan Railways forms several teams to survey the buildings of train stations across the country.

Police allege­dly castra­te a man after he refuse­d to comply with orders to bark like a dog.

Elders of the Sikh community criticise ETPB for selling the land attached to a Gurdwara without their consent.

Lawyer flees to Britain after receiving threats and getting fired for allegedly appearing in a pornographic video.

A special medical board assesses whether the convict is a juvenile or adult.

Lack of tolerance and patience towards mentally ill people is one of the biggest hurdles to developing a society.

PEF plans to introduce free-of-charge vocational training for deserving grade 10 students.

Hajoom, a new body of work by NCA associate professor Talat Dabir, goes on display at Rohtas 2.

Kidnappers trapped the victims by speaking to them on the phone in a “sexy female voice and through SMS messages”.

Flood victims accuse NADRA officials of issuing Watan Cards to people who do not qualify for aid.

ECP starts working alongside NADRA on a model project to prepare voter lists and amendments.

Labour Minister vows to keep standing for the duration of the session.

A crater 8 to 10 feet long and 6 to 8 feet wide is causing traffic jams on the Model Town Link Road.

Air pollution in the city has increased after the monsoon season and will rise further till December.

Two young boys exhume their grandmother’s corpse and buried it in their village in the middle of the night.

Two day exhibition begins in LUMS today.

University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (UVAS) observes Egg Day.

Two men decide to sell their children because they had not been issued Watan Cards.

LHC issues notice on registering case against couple despite restraining orders from court.

Administration takes serious note of reports that some Watan Card holders are selling the cards for Rs25-30,000.

Around 150 prospective medical students protest against the admissions procedure for medical colleges.

Exhibition Lakh War Sadkay questions the way things are in the society by making fun of the reigning ‘insanity’.

Lahore Development Authority issues documents with special security features for plot sale and title deeds.

Two protests aree organised against the administration for irregularities in Watan Card distribution.

Pakistan moves from a low-risk to a moderate-risk country for cervical cancer.

LHC bench decides to start unilateral proceedings on petitions challenging President's holding of dual offices.

Twin suicide attacks in Clifton, Karachi bear similarities to the one in Lahore.

Punjab govt should debate one-time flood tax proposal rather than outright reject it, say opposition members.

Mujtaba Shahbaz, a citizen, filed the petition expressing his concern about alleged anomalies in HED hiring.

Rana Sanullah says floods affected 880,000 families in 1,778 villages and 11 districts in Punjab.

TAs unhappy with their appointment, feel they should have been offered the lecturer posts that they applied for.

New district and sessions’ judge says he respects lawyers and hopes that they help him in dispending justice.

Lahore tops the district wise break up of complaints filed with the Punjab Ombudsman with 1,356 complaints during 2009

Cafe aims to provide poets, artists and intellectuals platform for literary discussions, seminars and other activities

Waiting times have ballooned to 90 minutes and the number of buses plying Lahores roads cut by three-quarters.