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Protestors demand justice for boys killed in 'fake' police encounter
Scores of villagers have hit the streets of Faisalabad and are protesting against the police for killing two boys.
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Outlaws assault police van, facilitate suspect’s escape
Six armed men in two cars on Tuesday opened fire on a police van on Samundari Road.
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People trying to leave early for Eid stuck in traffic jams
ome people found themselves trapped in their vehicles for over three hours.
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LHC demands progress report on 15th
The court earlier constituted a 15-member committee, comprising police officials and lawyers, to solve the problems.
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Eid sales slump
The city’s markets are usually packed two days before Eid, but this year they have seen far less foot traffic.
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‘Plan underway to check malaria in flood-affected areas’
The department carried out fumigation to control the epidemics in affected districts.
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Islamic Help sets up 100-bed hospital
The Punjab health department would provide doctors and paramedical staff for the hospital.
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City’s plan for Eid sanitation laid out
The Lahore Waste Management Company (LWMC) has kicked into high gear an Eid Sanitation Plan.
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Juniors take the fall for superintendent
Action is yet to be taken against the superintendent responsible for unsatisfactory monitoring of prisoners’ food.
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Who is to blame for housing violations?
The Senate’s standing committee criticised the performance of the CDA and its monitoring of housing societies.
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Home is where Eid is
The mass exodus of people out of the city continued on Wednesday as many thronged bus and railway stations.
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Eid shoppers finally hit the stores
Despite security threats, inflation and floods, commercial hubs are witnessing a staggering increase in customers.
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Requiem for a performer’s cafe
As new theme cafes and spaces sprout up all over the capital city, a relatively older venture is worth recalling.
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Investigation into Taunsa bund breach underway
Investigation will reveal causes of the breach that caused flood water to destroy Muzaffargarh district.
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PEF seeks corporate sector’s help to rebuild partner schools
An estimated Rs2m are required to restore each of the 92 PEF partner schools situated in the flood affected districts.
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Rescuers lose ‘raise’, pay back last month’s allowance
The government has withdrawn the 50 per cent ad hoc pay raise given to the Rescue 1122 employees.
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Govt employees resent deductions from salary
Government employees are unhappy about the deductions from their pay for contribution towards flood relief.
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Four-year bachelor’s launched at 26 colleges
The Education Department has launched a 4 year bachelor’s degree course in 26 public degree colleges of the province.
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Back where they belong
Emotional scenes were witnessed at the Wagha border where 141 Indian fishermen were handed over to India.
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‘QMC principal must be questioned about criminals at hostel’
LHC CJ sent a judicial inquiry report regarding the baton charge on medical students to the provincial government.
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‘Holy water’ gives no relief
A holy man believed to be endowed with mystical powers is frequently called upon to intone on water to purify it.
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Flood body count rises
A three-year-old child and a man’s body were recovered in Khangarh on Tuesday.
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Petitioner asked to respond to sports ministry reply
The LHC CJ on Tuesday directed the petitioner to submit a rejoinder to the response filed by the sports ministry.
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Victims of Abu Dhabi Towers scam paid losses
Twenty-three victims of Abu Dhabi Towers scam have been paid money orders of the amount they had lost.
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Punjab-UHS eligibility criterion illegal
The eligibility criterion once again is 60 per cent marks in line with the PMDC policy.
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A quiet and austere Defence Day
The Defence Day of Pakistan celebrations in Lahore Garrison were visibly low key.
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LHC decides to hear Butt’s appeal, bail petition
The bench headed by Chaudhry Iftikhar Hussain also fixed for next week the hearing for the appeal and bail petition.
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Eid special: new currency notes black market
The black market in new currency notes, a regular feature of the days leading up to Eid, has picked up momentum.
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55 flood affected health facilities to be revamped
The affected health facilities were being restored as the flood waters receded in the respective areas.
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Political responses to flood operations
According to officials, trams have been busy engaged in a damage assessment survey throughout the district.
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Stocking up on dead meat
A local veterinary doctor raided several meat shops and fined three butchers for selling substandard meat.
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Flood relief officer ‘ignores Shia village population’
Local residents gave a written statement to this effect on Monday.
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Water, water everywhere…not a drop to drink
Locals told reporters that water had not been available in the area for the past four days.
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Cabinet division approves Rs10b
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has been asked to start work on the first phase of the project.
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The guardians of Eid
Private security guards have had to see their Eid holidays being cancelled over the past few years.
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Traffic mess at the main avenue worsening by the day
Traffic woes at the main avenue of the city, Benazir Bhutto Road, have exacerbated during the month of Ramazan.
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Political parities set up unauthorised camps
The political parties have not obtained a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from CDA for setting up these relief camps.
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Lax security making Eid shopping hazardous
Security for shopping malls and plazas around the city remains grossly inadequate.
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FPSC asks govt to adjust CSS discards
FPSC has asked the Establishment Division to adjust 14 probationers from the 2008 batch.
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Sunday Bazaar prices up 20 per cent
The price of fruits and vegetables at Sunday Bazaars rose by at least 20 per cent ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr.
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Boy murders class fellow over Rs1,500
The body of a 17-year-old boy who went missing on August 24, 2010 was found when a grave was excavated.
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Starting over from scratch
People have started returning back to their homes after water receded in Rahim Yar Khan’s Katcha area.
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Police rescues alleged robbers from being battered to death
Police officials saved two youths who were beaten up by locals who declared them to be robbers.
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Ruling the roost since 1992
The university has had 185 top positions to in the 1992-2010 period.
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PTCL wants protestors to come back to work
The statement said that “certain elements” from within the company were working to disrupt its affairs.
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Inflation deflates Eid fervour
Incessant inflation has marred the purchasing power of the working class.
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CDA blamed of biased land allocation
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has allegedly allotted 213 plots to employees out of turn.
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Absconder granted bail by court
Fakhar Zamman was wanted by Murree police on charges that he and his gang bullied two brothers.
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Trauma squads
Some lives in the Lahore procession attacks could have been saved had there been greater determination to do so.
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GCU students win BISE laurels
Of the 141,467 students who appeared for the exams, 73,501 passed.