Lahore

Railways minister says arrangements being made to facilitate passengers.

Kanebaz offers a harsh glimpse of Karachi, where a queen in the pocket doesn’t always make one a king.

Women’s rights activists demand proper complaint mechanisms.

He said Sarwar had left Pakistan when it was in a state of crisis.

Rafique said the government was introducing reforms to achieve health standards set by Health Care Commission.

Hamza thanked the Chinese govt for helping with the energy crisis.

The judge extended the stay against the demolition and directed the government to submit the project plan by Feb 21.

The three-day Pakistan-India Punjab Games will begin on March 2.

The SHO later presented a copy of an FIR against Ahmed, and the court adjourned hearing for an indefinite period.

Abdul Shakoor and Liaquat Ali are accused of blasphemy by reading the kalma incorrectly.

Police suspect eldest brother, are running tests.

Upcoming exhibit at Gallery 39K will showcase the works of three experimental artists.

Report says 7 out of the 8 victims died because of head injuries.

LBA representatives had used derogatory language against him, says court staff.

PPP Punjab President says PPP would continue its struggle to build a democratic and pluralistic Pakistan.

Police suspected the family were drugged at dinner before they went to bed.

Say they are receiving notices despite agreement with FBR.

Safia Sher, Mariam Hanif, Romaissa Khan and Hira Mustafa explore the perception of universal emotions through art.

Three children are among the deceased.

Participants will try to clinch 10 records on February 22.

Aptma will meet petroleum and finance ministers today.

PGMI Principal Dr Anjum Habib Vohra mentions LGH’s significant role during the struggle against dengue fever.

Railways minister says every effort will be made to turn around organisation.

CEO says pakwheels.com highlights industry issues, arranges auto shows.

An intimate gathering, delightful array of food and manicures to boot, Natasha’s soiree was the perfect way to unwind.

Ejaz Art Gallery pays a commercial tribute to twelve art masters through an exhibit.

The project was scheduled for completion in 2009; only 30% work done so far.

BISE authorities said 3,748 examination centers had been set up.

Anti-Corruption Establishment had found him guilty.

Opposition protests, walks out of the house.

Not every case makes it to the media, says Dr Nasrullah.

The committee interviewed 15 candidates and three were cleared shortlisted.

Chaudhary said no other political party had sought certification aimed at opening the party to public.

Nearly 30,000 volunteers participated in the full dress rehearsal.

Also caught two people travelling on fake documents.

Report says under trial prisoners often bribe policemen escorting them.

Company working to win the green signal for fifth extension hydropower project.

Business bodies on both sides laud opening of trade.

A low-key premiere of Pakistan’s first Turkish film marks the beginning of a new era in film.

Govt imposed ban on kite-flying in 2005 after glass-coated twine used to fly kites caused several deaths and injuries.

The protestors have been walking since October.

Indian agriculture heavily subsidised, lament farmer groups.

The band’s upcoming third album promises to be the most intense one yet.

Additional advocate general tells court law of land acquisition does not apply as hospital land belonged to govt.

Activists marched from Regal Chowk to Lahore High Court.

The petitioner has demanded Rs500,000 as damages.

Lahore won 3-1 on the penalty shootout.

Under the pressure of influential millers, the sales tax was reduced from 15-17% to 2 %, said Shahzad Azam Khan.

It could be monotonous to just go out for dinner and have a meal that you can have any other day of the week.

Express News reports that a suspicious car has been taken into custody.