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US redirects focus to North Waziristan operation
ISLAMABAD - The United States is considering various options including typical hardcore solutions based on its carrot and stick policy in repairing strained relations with Pakistan by demanding military operation in North Waziristan Agency without any further ...
ISLAMABAD - The United States is considering various options including typical hardcore solutions based on its carrot and stick policy in repairing strained relations with Pakistan by demanding military operation in North Waziristan Agency without any further delay. Well-placed diplomatic sources ...
CJ points to dearth of judges
ISLAMABAD Since the enforcement of the National Judicial Policy, the judiciary, apex and lower put together, has decided a total of 4,965,731 cases, according ...
ISLAMABAD Since the enforcement of the National Judicial Policy, the judiciary, apex and lower put together, has decided a total of 4,965,731 cases, according a review undertaken at a two-day meeting of the National Judicial ...
Pakistan returns gesture
Pak-India talks today
Hillary hints at strained ties
Killer instinct is the key: Imran
KOLKATA (Agencies) - Imran Khan concedes that almost everything points to India when it comes to picking the favourities for Wednesday's big match in Mohali. ...
KOLKATA (Agencies) - Imran Khan concedes that almost everything points to India when it comes to picking the favourities for Wednesday's big match in Mohali. But that is exactly why he feels the hosts may well find things hotter than ...
WC fever strikes India before key clash
Dhoni v Afridi, a clash of unpredictables
Pound for pound, blow for blow
Misbah backs Akhtar inclusion
KARACHI (Agencies) - Even as the clamour for Shoaib Akhtar's inclusion in the Pakistan team for its high-voltage semi-final clash against India gains momentum, the team management seems hell bent on keeping the maverick pacer out ...
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A tiny north Indian city has overnight become a hottest tourist destination, drawing Prime Ministers, corporate czars, showbiz celebrities and passionate fans for what is touted as the "mother of all ...
2200 cops deployed for semi-final
Cricket hits Sri Lanka's Earth Hour for six
14 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks across Gaza
Schools in Islamabad, Rawalpindi remain closed amid ongoing PTI protests
No talks with PTI protesters, government pledges strict measures
Social media neutrality at risk as Trump taps Musk for new federal agency
PTA initiates second trial to block unregistered VPNs ahead of December deadline
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CDA yet to revalidate allotment letters
ISLAMABAD - Even after the lapse of three months after the cancellation of allotment letters to the entitled awardees of villages Kuri and Rehahra, the Capital ...
ISLAMABAD - Even after the lapse of three months after the cancellation of allotment letters to the entitled awardees of villages Kuri and Rehahra, the Capital Development Authority (CDA), so far, has not developed a comprehensive ...
Deadline likely to be extended
A true story: believe it or not?
CDA to replace streetlights with LED system: Imtiaz
KU flood relief work lauded
'N to give PPP tough time as Opp: Nisar
Special Cabinet meeting today
Fire guts 108 Empress shops
Execution of American pastor demanded
Cabinet body decides to close down SCBL
Shutterdown strike in Balochistan
Cricket diplomacy good for Pak-India ties, says Firdous
Country needs genuine leaders, says Altaf
Karachi violence claims 3 more lives
Now is time to talk to Taliban
At a March 22 dinner at a restaurant in Washington - to present the findings of a high-powered task force on resolving the war in Afghanistan - I had an ...
At a March 22 dinner at a restaurant in Washington - to present the findings of a high-powered task force on resolving the war in Afghanistan - I had an extended conversation with General Douglas Lute, President Obamas top adviser on ...
Obama loves nukes
Germany hints at Libya mission hypocrisy
Ottoman adventures hold lessons for Wests leaders
LAHORE Eliminating the role of Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC), the Punjab government is all set to fill vacant posts of Associate Professors and Assistant Professors by confirming the services of medics appointed on ...
LAHORE - Over 2,100 people have been kidnapped across the province under the nose of the big guns of the Punjab Police department during the two month of the year 2011. The cases of kidnapping for ransom have increased by 95 per ...
Loans shook foundations of country: CM
Imran must leave politics, join cricket, says Sana
'Saudi govt to issue 2m Umrah visas'
Christians protest against Qurans desecration
Youth killed
ASI candidates vying for power
Desecration, Drones and DSPs
Two crushed to death
'More protests if Qadri not released
Pakistan 3rd largest milk producing country: UVAS VC
Doctors to launch campaign for better salary
Govt backs drone attacks: JI
Fake teachers appointment referred to ACE
'N laments Imran for declaring Indian team favourite
PU sports gala
Musical night
LAHORE A two-year-old girl child was accidentally burnt to death at Ferozepur Road in Icchhra police area on Sunday. Police investigators said the minor girl Mumta, daughter of Dilawar Hussain and resident of 106-Ferozepur ...
ISLAMABAD - Members of Senate Standing Committee on Culture and Tourism spoke highly of Federal Secretary Ministry of Culture, appraised his work and innovation spirit - a rare thing in government sector in a country like ...
KOLKATA (Agencies) - Pakistan's World Cup winning captain Imran Khan feels that India will be under pressure when they clash with their arch-rivals in the high-voltage cricket World Cup semi-final in Mohali on March 30. Imran ...
NEW DELHI (Agencies) - Former Pakistan cricket captain Wasim Akram feels retiring pacer Shoaib Akhtar should be included in the team for the World Cup semi-final against India even though he conceded that having the temperamental ...
India to feel heat: Ramiz
Sri Lanka crush England to enter semis
Muralitharan awaits fate
Don't take game as a war, warns Inti
'Playing in India no problem
Singh warned against attending Pak-India duel
Hafeez backs bowlers to lead Pakistan to glory
ISLAMABAD (APP): The Industrial sector despite shocks and challenges witnessed growth during the past three years due to prudent and timely policies of the present government. According to Ministry of Industries and Production ...
ISLAMABAD With more than one million computers selling each day, Intel Corporation introduced its game-changing 2nd Generation Intel Core processor family recently. Intel highlighted several surprising new features, services ...
World looks beyond Libyan oil as conflict rages
Pakistan-China Transit Trade Agreement sought
HK banks to repay Lehman minibond investors
Cairo bourse up 5.28pc
Japan corporate funding demand soars
Maxim Cartoon
Fixing PSDP
KP’s Failure
Invading Islamabad
Economic Imperative
Systematic Change
India’s Alarming Descent
Investing in IT
Political Limbo
Parachinar in Crisis
Paper Justice
Smog War Between India and Pakistan
The Exodus of Talent
Exotic Food
Karachi Language Barrier
APSUS Report and Economic Challenges
Shortage of Gas in Walton
Artificial Intelligence Revolutionises Healthcare
SNGPL gas and RLNG cargos
De-Dollarisation
Break Free From Plastic
Escalating Perils
The World: No Longer Livable
Unveiling Protein Secrets with AI
Outdated Policy
Brain Drain
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