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Most disgruntled to be wooed last
Staff Reporter/AgenciesISLAMABAD – Amid renewed calls to resolve the Balochistan issue, a high-level meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, decided on Tuesday to form a six-member cabinet committee to engage the disgruntled Baloch ...
Staff Reporter/AgenciesISLAMABAD – Amid renewed calls to resolve the Balochistan issue, a high-level meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, decided on Tuesday to form a six-member cabinet committee to engage the disgruntled Baloch leaders in talks.Revealing details at a media ...
Pakistan censures anti-China ETIM
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan on Tuesday condemned the East Turkistan Islamic Movement (ETIM), which is involved in terror activities in China, as Prime Minister Yousuf ...
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan on Tuesday condemned the East Turkistan Islamic Movement (ETIM), which is involved in terror activities in China, as Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani assured the visiting Chinese foreign minister of his ...
PML-N MNA may switch affiliation
N-capable Hatf IX missile test-fired
Deadly quake kills 16 in Italy
Untrained cops for VVIPs security, confess police
KMC plans to upgrade Hill Park
CM announces Rs2m for heirs of martyred SP
NAB directs CDA to scrape LED project
QAU students’ strike continues on 2nd day
ITC admin readies for polio drive
2 dacoits held in cop murder case
CM presents idea of Islamic Market
Punjab gets finance minister at last!
Shahbaz pays tributes to Gayari sector martyrs
Urea sale continues to decline
E-banking transactions grow to Rs 6.87 trillion
Iranian province ready to help Pakistan on energy
Electricity cuts lead to drop in cement dispatches
Suu Kyi’s first trip out of Burma in 24 years
Somali president escapes rebel ambush on convoy
Qaeda kills five Yemeni troops
Nadal, Sharapova storm into second round
Resurgent Pakistan eye Sri Lanka scalp
Zaheer Abbas bats for Pakistan-India series
PCB to finalise venue for Aussie series soon
Golfer Mickelson seeks to buy baseball team
Spate of protests rocks Multan
Annoyed people take to streets
Tempers fray over worst loadshedding
2 die as heat, power cuts show no leniency
Punjab turns a blind eye to teachers' starvation
Jampur Traffic Police accused of ‘minting money'
Nicole Kidman ‘immune’ to emotional film premieres
Bieber boxes with Mike Tyson
Kristen credits Adele with Snow White performance
Malaysia pulled off a memorable 3-2 come from behind victory over Pakistan to keep their semifinal hopes alive in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup competition at the Azlan Shah Stadium here Wednesday night. Malaysia who had last beaten ...
Fierce fighting erupted on Wednesday between regime troops and rebels near Damascus and in Homs province, a watchdog said, while reporting 39 more people killed across Syria. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said five ...
President signs National Commission for Human Rights Bill into laws
World should acknowledge Pak army sacrifices: China
KMU holds event to expand quality enhancement initiatives
Visitors throng historical sites to enjoy flower show, Khattak dance
NA panel expresses concern over HRs violations
KP govt to increase climate change fund to Rs100b by 2028
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Prime Minister hints at ‘bowing out’
ISLAMABAD - Hinting at bowing out to save the system, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Tuesday said the Parliament and the system were of far more ...
ISLAMABAD - Hinting at bowing out to save the system, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Tuesday said the Parliament and the system were of far more significance than the premiership and he would sacrifice his position, if required, ...
All economic targets missed
Nato airstrike kills Qaeda No 2
SA body to summon Ch Nisar through ads in newspapers
New provinces to get more resources under NFC
Malik meets Altaf Hussain in London
Nawabshah bus attack mastermind arrested
Buried troops declared martyrs
Tribal cleric held over dancing death decree
Forces kill 14 militants in Orakzai, Khyber
SC role on missing persons lauded
Gilani tries to woo JUI-F
3 hurt as aircraft catches fire
Dr Shakil Afridi was corrupt and depraved
NAB directs CDA to shelve LED project
Robber robbed of life
N to finalise ‘budget protest’
Govt suspends Bhoja Air operations
Jirga for US troops withdrawal from Afghanistan
Stern action against terrorists if negotiations fail
Police file FIR on court order after 5 months
Police arrest six gamblers
Police arrest accused, conduct raids to catch others
GIK Institute convocation on June 12
Top US general backs Pakistan aid cut
Shutter down strike in Quetta in support of teachers
NGO driver hurt in firing
Explosives found in Naseerabad
UN honours eight Pakistani peacekeepers posthumously
Man injured
Man chops off wife for honour
Agents rule the roost at E&T Dept I
Political bigwigs join BNAP
Doc’s clinic, house looted
Speakers pay rich tributes to volunteers
Bilawal praised for seeking US apology on Salala
Man, son survive attack
Shortage of gunny bags ignites protests
Flood control body sets up
UAF produces 9 more PhDs
200 grams of heroin seized
Tanzania lynches 500 witches yearly
ARUSHA - Some 3,000 people suspected of witchcraft, mainly old women, were lynched in Tanzania from 2005 to 2011, a leading local rights group said Tuesday. ...
ARUSHA - Some 3,000 people suspected of witchcraft, mainly old women, were lynched in Tanzania from 2005 to 2011, a leading local rights group said Tuesday. "Between 2005 and 2011 around 3,000 people were lynched by frightened ...
Putin rejected Obama's talks offer
Biggest ecstasy bust in Indonesia
6 Turkish retired Gens remanded
Philippines' top judge guilty of graft
Disabled Jordan children in cages
West expels Syrian envoys over massacre
US forces' chief warns of military intervention
Sudan troops pull out of Abyei
Iran readies anti-virus for ‘Flame' spy malware
Nuclear Iran could pose threat to Europe: Germany
Egyptians must reject foreign meddling
Poll leaves divisions unresolved
The best of enemies
LAHORE – Railways Minister Haji Ghulam Ahmad Bilour has suggested a European Union-like confederation among Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Afghanistan, which according to him, will help eradicate terrorism, poverty and ...
LAHORE - PML-N chief Mian Nawaz Sharif has said that Pakistan is passing through a critical phase of its history, as an incompetent and corrupt political leadership has put the sovereignty of the country at the stake.He was ...
Bhandara joins PML-N
Current electoral system termed flawed
Provincial govt responsible for LB polls, says Khosa
10 criminals arrested
Lahorites left at the mercy of dacoits
Spate of bank robberies expose CIA police
Solar water pumps for new fiscal year
Reply sought from Health Secretary
Efforts afoot to end bonded labour: secy
Raja grills Shahbaz
JI flays Gilani’s statement
Lankan experts visit Nishter Town
Speaker for greater Pak-Iran cooperation
Protest against police
PU slams IJT for harassing IBIT Director
Valuables gutted
Transformer explosion panics police
Ganga Ram OPD extended
Raja Anwar’s book launched
KARACHI - A sixth class student allegedly committed suicide in his house in Nazimabad area on Tuesday night. According to initial reports, the deceased was identified as Raza, 13, son of Nadeem. He lived in block 5-D, Nazimabad ...
The Met Office has forecast hot and dry weather with gusty winds in the metropolis for next 24 hours. Maximum temperature will remain in the range of 35 to 37 degrees celsius. As per details, heat wave will persist across ...
‘Sindh an indivisible constituent state’
Agencies create Mohajir province issue: Mazhar
Dr Fehmida Mirza stands tall: Taj Haider
Protest against relentless outages
52,000 want KBD construction
Karachi to be turned into ‘Disabled Friendly’ city
ISLAMABAD - The cut fruits being sold on the roadside of the twin cites of Islamabad and Rawalpindi are an open invitation to ailments, especially those related to stomach.Several vendors can be seen selling cut fruits on the ...
ISLAMABAD - The Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed former federal minister for law and justice and PPP central leader Babar Awan to submit the defence witness in contempt of court matter till June 27.A two-member bench comprising ...
Govt committed to develop Capital: Sakhi
HEC awards 1000 scholarships for the needy
Minorities’ rights protection a priority: Gill
Arya Mohallah residents face acute water shortage
Visual arts display enthrals visitors
Dead body recovered from F-11/2
Qul of Quddusi’s mother today
10 kids handed over to CPWB
Awan asked to submit defence witness
Power soon to be a luxury
MQM to back govt over Balochistan issue
PENANG - Six-time world champion Nicol David has owned women’s squash for years and would be a safe bet to bring home Malaysia’s first Olympic gold if she could compete in the coming London Games.But David, 28, ...
KATHMANDU - More than 150 hardy competitors braved the rarified air and bone-chilling temperatures of Mount Everest on Tuesday to take part in the world’s highest marathon, organisers said. The Tenzing-Hillary Everest ...
Tokyo sees best chance in 2020
Usain Bolt ready to speed up in Rome
PHF imposes fines on hockey players
Wasim hopes for Pak-India thaw
Olympic contenders struggle to find winning formula
Siberia still gives Maria shivers
Butt surprised over Zaka’s statement
Hiddink named Korean Grand Prix envoy
Asjad stuns Asif to win crown
Aqeel off to flying start in SN Tennis
Zong to send 32 players to Abu Dhabi
Pak wrestlers return
Tahir turns to Qadir ahead of England tour
ISLAMABAD - In yet another development, the government is all set to impose 10 per cent duty on import of tractors in budget 2012-13, say sources.The imposition of duty on import of tractors will go a long way to boost ...
LAHORE - US Agency for International Development (USAID) Mission Director Dr Andrew Sisson and US Consul General Nina Fite led the groundbreaking ceremony at the new USAID-funded Women’s Hostel at Forman Christian College ...
Prime Minister meets Standard Chartered chairman
Youth to play vital role for PTI
Gas rates for industry to go up in budget
FBR to attach accounts of public, private depts
Law Div decides to vet gas surcharge hike summary
KSE adds 40pts on institutional support
No port clearance to fishing boats from June 15
Oil falls on Spain concerns
61,000 tonnes of Australian canola bought
Gold rate slips
Rupee freefall continues
Auto vendors look forward to pro-industry budget
Smeda public-private dialogue today
Al Fatah at ‘The Centaurus’
DHA College for Women honoured
Tabba Heart Institute’s initiative
Mobilink clarification
Land of Vigilantes
United in Genocide
Finally Fighting Back
Digital Stagnation
Xi’s Red Lines
Last Call
Sindh & Indus
Another US Escalation
Questionable Criticism
Stability in Sight
Independent Supreme Court
Fat Loss Fantasy
Tackle Corruption Within School Boards
To Be Opportunistic
Democratic Backsliding
Empowering Tharparkar through Skills Development
Why Not Use AI to Address Climate Change?
Drones in Pakistan
Thar Coal Gasification
The Law of Nations
Living in a Haze
The Impact of Graphic Content
Beating the Bush
Amazon Fire Incident
Establishment of New Schools and Colleges in I-14 Sectors
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