Punjab

They had apparently found her talking on a cell phone; girl has 70 per cent burns.

The chief justice Lahore High Court remarked that governance appeared to be a “one-man show” in the province.

4 new cases of polio reported in the Punjab.

Rs7.6 billion have been released so far, but no data is available to assess successes.

Says overspending on defence facilitated ascent of military in the country’s politics.

Tepa to propose nine u-turns, road widening from Doctors’ Hospital to Canal View.

'28 people involved in the Rawalpindi violence have been arrested through CCTV footage,' says Sanaullah.

Community leaders demand that the chief justice himself lead the inquiry.

The injured inmate had been arrested on blasphemy charges.

Water and power minister forms committee to fix responsibility.

Minister promises 100 per cent school enrolment by 2015.

CJ said it was necessary to make judicial staff financially secure in order to maintain an independent judiciary.

26 book sellers and publishers from all over Pakistan displayed books on politics, religion, science, art and fiction.

SHO tells court that petitioner accused of same theft she blamed on others.

4,200 midwives have been trained for home birth.

Petitioner M Saeed said the police were acting at his landlady Abida Anwar’s behest.

The bus was overloaded and her daughter hadn’t been able to get on properly and slipped, the victim's mother said.

Petitioner asked court to order removal of all barriers on public roads as they are encroachments.

NGO aims to press govt into speeding up legislation on the issue.

Police said the deceased was being treated for acid burns after he had been attacked by his paternal uncle.

Petitioners say tax not being imposed in DHA, Cantt, Bahria Town.

Three of the suspects have confessed to the crime.

Refusing to budge for small procession, traders stage sit-in.

Punjab Govt decides to provide relief to residents of Rawalpindi through 2 ‘Sahulat Bazaars’ and 13 ‘flour sale...

Says no bus should be allowed to leave until cleared by authority.

50 overseas PhD scholarships would be provided under the Punjab Educational Endowment Fund (PEEF) this year.

100-bed building has been completed at a cost of Rs68.7 million.

They had apparently refused to help him get married.

Woman says she was being forced to marry an old, illiterate and jobless drug addict.

IJT denies admin’s claim that it organised hunger strike camp.

Punjab government issues new policy on official postings.

Themes include flying and fleeing, fragmented personality.

Provincial commission must be independent, says Child Rights Movement.

‘Only films shot outside India can be screened in Pakistan’.

Demonstration to be held on The Mall in front of Masjid-i-Shuhada.

Sunni Tehreek president writes to PM, denounces TTP’s ‘private jihad’ and ‘revolt against Islam’.

All six Pakistanis are being held incommunicado by the govt, denied access to lawyers or family, claim legal counsels.

'Restoration of damaged shops should be completed soon,' says Sanaullah

The professor was a Shia and had been threatened in the past: university personnel.

Petitioner Hamid Zaman ordered to pay cost of re-checking.

The university met 93.5 per cent quality targets.

Says police should maintain coordination with peace committee members and religious leaders of all sects.

The universities will collaborate to ensure funds for deserving students.

Around 80 members of 31 gangs were arrested in October.

PBC suspends licence of advocate who allegedly raped niece.

Police are looking for his family.

The DCO highlighted the priorities and details of the package.

Roads to be reconstructed in the first phase.

Teacher puts 10-year-old in hospital.

Some students later staged a protest against the police for failing to control crime.