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 •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing     •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing     •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing     •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing     •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing     •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing     •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing     •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing     •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing     •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing     •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing     •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing     •  STPP ready to participation in Local body’s election      •  Lady Health Workers announced boycott of Polio campaign      •  Blackwater present in country, NA committee     •  Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault     •  Ajmal Khattak funeral prayers offered     •  Shuttle Endeavour blasts off for space station     •  Landslide kills 6 in Shangla; rains continue     •  Dozens of Indian soldiers 'missing' in Kashmir avalanche     •  Blasphemy law to be revised soon: minority minister      •  China shuts down hacker training operation      •  World community urged to fulfil aid pledges     •  Forces secure more Bajaur areas     •  Returning Bajaur militants behind Dir Lower attacks     •  Five suspected miscreants held in Karachi     •  Qadri wins by-polls at LA-40 valley 5 Azad Kashmir      •  Peshawar police killed maximum number of militants during 2009     •  JUI criticises govt for violating constitution     •  Khaksar Tehreek starts awareness campaign against terrorism     •  Al-Qaeda threat to US greater than Iran: Clinton     •  Four Afghan police killed in Taliban-style bombing      
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