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6 Misbah group, 5 Zia group members in new CoM.

The loans provided to the people of G-B had been written off by Musharraf in 2007.

Officials see this as propaganda to malign the country’s intelligence outfit.

Express Media Group addresses biased and misleading reporting by Dawn about the McDonald's chain in Pakistan.

Petroleum ministry wants fresh tender; same company to get contract.

PPP cadre criticise Rehman Malik for lack of negotiating skills.

Ban on motorcycles without silencers and aerial firing. Traffic, except vehicles of residents, to not be allowed.

Sant Yudistar Lal gifted a Hindu god’s idol to the Sadh Bello temple as Indian delegation visits.

Sindh Medical College students do not want to lose Dow university affiliation.

Hundred and twenty-eight students from across Karachi volunteer for one week at institute.

Govt declares that old-design banknote of Rs500 will cease to be legal tender with effect from October 1, 2011.

Militants raise funds via sources located outside Pakistan or by extorting Nato supply convoys, says Holbrooke.

PM of AJK said US President Barrack Obama’s visit to India prevented a looming nuclear war.

Said that the region should be established before setting a timetable for the withdrawal of American troops.

Foreign minister says Pakistan not bothered by US-India ties, urges contact between both sides of Pak-Afghan border.

Indian Sikh pilgrims to visit Pakistan for the birth anniversary of their spiritual leader Baba Guru Nanak.

When the Berlin Wall came down in 1989, it ended nearly three decades of separation between East and West Germany.

Bilateral agreement is not to be touted as a unilateral success. The Indo-Pak example illustrates this perfectly.

Shah Mehmood Qureshi and Franco Frattini tell reporters the two countries shared a common view on the UN reforms.

He said that Obama’s visit to India was part of a conspiracy against Pakistan and China.

Hollywood and Bollywood sign pact to boost cooperation for producing and distributing films.

Former president calls for more gradual approach against Islamic militants such as Lashkar-e-Taiba.

Obama went further than any US president, backing India’s quest for a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.

Federal cabinet points out India’s consistent disregard for UN principles.

Corruption is endemic in both South Asian neighbours, but India has lived up to its status as an emerging major player

Memoir reveals that he had "complex" relations with Pakistan and its former military leader Pervez Musharraf.

Obama’s terming the Kashmir issue a bilateral matter between Pakistan and India left Kashmiris disappointed

India releases 64 Pakistani prisoners, including 55 fishermen who had been jailed for poaching.

India successfully projected the fallacy that those who are pro self-determination live only in the Valley.

Released men include 55 fishermen, one of the fishermen on a stretcher.

Kashmiris complain Obama criticised India for remaining silent on Myanmar rights abuse, but himself ignored Kashmir.

Pakistan says New Delhi's inclusion to UN Security Council would discredit the decision-making body.

Obama hails closer alliance with India, says he will not impose a solution on India and Pak over Kashmir issue.

What has gone relatively unnoticed in Pakistan is his promise to lift sanctions imposed on India for going nuclear.

Lacking objectivity, we ignore the difference of approach between Obama and the British prime minister while in India.

President Obama says he looks forward to a reformed UN Security Council with India as a permanent member.

India may still face opposition from countries like China even if Obama supports its demand for a permanent seat.

Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi says terrorist machines and networks are active across the globe.

Yash Chopra, Subhas­h Ghai and many others have made offers to me to sing in their films, says Abida.

President says India failed to respond positively to peace overtures from Islamabad.

Supporting politico-religious parties steeping up efforts to mobilise people.

Obama calls on India to bolster peace efforts with Pakistan.

Conference held to renew resolve to support those Kahmiri people struggling for freedom from Indian oppression.

Pakistan refused India's request to tone down the ceremony, hand shake between both sides to continue.

US President says India and Washington stand united to guard the "torch of freedom" while opening his India visit.

Musharraf voiced disappointment that Obama was not stopping in Pakistan,criticised him for not speaking about Kashmir.

Pakistan hands over detailed information on proposal to send commission, requests Indian govt to facilitate visit.

Speakers say Kashmiri people are under Indian subjugation.

Islamabad says move will have serious implications in a clear message to the US.

In a display of border bonhomie, officials exchanged sweets to mark the Hindu festival of Diwali.