| Munter likely new US envoy to Pakistan |
ISLAMABAD, Sep08: Ambassador Cameron Munter is set to become the next US ambassador to Pakistan, replacing Anne Patterson who will complete her tenure by the end of this year.Munter’s most recent posting was in Baghdad where he served as the political-military adviser to the US ambassador |
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| Govt should avoid to play with judiciary: Nisar |
ISLAMABAD, Sep08: Leader of the opposition in National Assembly Chaudhry Nisar Ali has said the government should avoid to play with the nation and judiciary.Talking to newsmen outside the Parliament House on Wednesday, the PML-N leader said the nation would not recognize |
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| China again denies presence of its troops in GB |
ISLAMABAD,Sep07:China on Tuesday again rejected media reports about presence of its troops in Gilgit Baltistan.Spokesperson of Chinese Foreign Ministry Jiang You said here that during her |
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| Fight to save Dadu, Johi from surging floods |
ISLAMABAD,Sep07:River defences in flood-hit Sindh were bolstered on Tuesday in a bid to save two towns from catastrophic flooding as the UN warned the world community must help the nation recover. |
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| VC of Islamia College University abducted |
ISLAMABAD,Sep07:Some unknown felons abducted Vice Chancellor of Islamia College University, Peshawar, Dr Ajmal Khanin Peshawar. As per sources, Dr Ajmal was going to the varsity from his house when some 6 |
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| Rehman hints Swat-like crackdown against miscreants in Balochistan |
ISLAMABAD,Sep07:Issuing strict warning to the elements involved in bomb blasts and target killing in Balochistan, Federal Minister for Interior Rehman Malik said that Lashkar-e-Jhangvi had become a monster and time was ripe to root out |
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| Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar |
ISLAMABAD, Sep07:Federal Law Minister Babar Awan has said that Nawaz Sharif’s double-faced policy is rendering severe damage to the country. Talking to media in Karachi, Babar said one team of Nawaz talks of democracy |
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| PM for coherent strategy for distribution of relief goods |
ISLAMABAD, Sep07:Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani has urged for coherent strategy for distribution of relief goods which match with the needs of the flood victims.Food items, he said, have been provided in sufficient quantity in |
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| 10m without shelter in Pakistan floods: UN |
ISLAMABAD, Sep07:More than 10 million people have been left without shelter in Pakistan’s floods for the past six weeks, the United Nations said Tuesday, in ‘one of the worst humanitarian disasters’ in UN history. |
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| Women election process against democratic norms: SC |
Supreme Court on Monday observed that the mechanism to elect the women on the quota seats is against the norms of democracy as some limited families kept on elected. |
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| Govt gives in to pressure; Qadir asked to leave office |
Giving in to the knee-jerk reaction from media and other section of society, Law Ministry has issued directives to Irfan Qadir to immediately leave the Prosecutor General’s office and avoid media talk on Monday.
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| Sept 6 spirit continues to rejuvenate: COAS |
ISLAMABAD: The September 6 Spirit continues to rejuvenate and transform the men in uniform of the Armed Forces of Pakistan, as well as, the entire Pakistani nation.
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| Floodwaters sweep towards another Pakistan town |
Pakistani authorities were Sunday trying to protect another town from floodwaters in southern Sindh province, as the nation continues to grapple with its worst natural disaster in living memory.
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| Punjab Government, Microsoft inks MoU |
LAHORE: A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the Punjab Government and Microsoft Corporation here on Sunday.
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| 'The News' reporter tortured, humiliated after abduction |
ISLAMABAD: Umer Cheema, reporter of The News Investigation Cell was tortured and humiliated during 6-hour captivity after abduction by unidentified men from Islamabad on Saturday.
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| MoNC declared no Smoking Ministry |
Islamabad: Sept 3:Ministry of Narcotics has been declared as smoking free ministry. The decision has been taken by Secretary Narcotics Control Tariq Masood Khosa |
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| Community,Belgaim govt, NGOs,media donate 150 m Euro for flood affectees |
Islamabad, Sep 3: A sum of 150 million Euros have so far been donated by the Pakistani Community, Belgian Government, EU, Belgian Public and various NGOs from Belgium for flood affected people of Pakistan. EU has committed 140 million Euro as flood relief assistance |
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| Lahore: Suhail Zia Butt gets 3-yr sentence |
An Accountability Court of Lahore awarded three year sentence to Suhail Zia Butt, former National Assembly member, a brother-in-law of PM L-N chief Nawaz Sharif, in a cooperative society scam, on Friday.
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| New method of judges appointment seems impracticable |
ISLAMABAD: Justice Jawwad S Khawja said the new procedure for appointing the judges seemed impracticable Wednesday.
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| Youm-e-Ali being observed today |
The martyrdom anniversary of Amirul Momineen Hazrat Ali ibnAbi Talib (A.S) is being observed across the country with religious spirit and reverence on Wednesday.
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| Flood victims frustrated with medical care |
MUZAFFARGARH,Aug 31: Victims of floods queued to get medical treatment on Tuesday as doctors complained of a shortage of medical supplies to treat a rising number of patients.
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| Lynched brothers found innocent; CJ summons accused cops |
The two brothers, who were brutally killed by a mob in Sialkot last month, are found to be innocent, said a report filed by Justice (r) Kazim Malik who headed the inquiry commission set up in this respect on Wednesday.
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| Sialkot lynching: 6 policemen to be presented in ATC |
SIALKOT: Six policemen, arrested in connection with Sialkot lynching case, will be presented before court today (Tuesday), while former DPO Waqar Chohan is also expected to appear in court.
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| President takes notice of spot-fixing allegations |
ISLAMABAD, Aug29: President Asif Ali Zardari Sunday, taking notice on news reports of spot-fixing allegations being leveled against Pakistani cricketers, sought a report on the issue.
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| FIA officials to probe spot-fixing scandal, Mazhar Majeed bailed |
KARACHI: Pakistan is sending Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) officials to London to probe the allegation of the involvement of its cricketers in spot-fixing in the fourth cricket Test match against England at Lords.
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| Pakistan team not institutionally corrupt: Yawar Saeed |
LONDON, Aug29: Pakistan team manager Yawar Saeed denied Sunday that cricket in his country was driven by corruption in the wake of claims players had taken part in a betting scam in the Test match against England.
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| Mardan police arrest 17 wanted terrorists |
PESHAWAR, Aug29: Mardan police arrested 17 wanted terrorists in raids along with explosives, DIG Mardan Akhtar Ali Shah told .
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| Pakistan survivors stalked by disease as waters ebb |
ISLAMABAD, Aug29: A month after torrential monsoon rains triggered Pakistans worst natural disaster on record flood waters are starting to recede but there are countless survivors at risk of death from hunger and
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| Three dead over kids fight in Hydeabad |
HYDERABAD, Aug29: At least three brothers were killed and another was injured on a dispute involving Rs25 among some children in Hyderabad.Following the incident, the enraged people set two houses and a
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| Pakistan refused to directly accept Indian aid |
ISLAMABAD, Aug29: Pakistan has refused to directly accept Indias offer of $5 million in relief assistance for flood victims suggesting instead that the aid be donated to the UN flood response appeal.
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| Judiciary crisis looms ahead of judges retirement |
ISLAMABAD, Aug29: Chief Justice Balochistan High Court BHC and Chief Justice of Peshawar High Court PHC have moved Supreme Court of Pakistan SCP over the future of additional judges
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| PM lauds role of state entities in relief efforts |
ISLAMABAD, Aug29: Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Friday appreciated all state entities on playing a role in the rehabilitation of the distressed people from flood hit areas.
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| Flood affectees to be shifted to Karachi relief camps: Mirza |
KARACHI: Sindh Home Minister Dr. Zulfiqar Mirza said Saturday flood affectees seeking refuge in Thatta and Makli Districts shall be transported to relief camps set up in Karachi and other
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| Five killed in U.S. strike in Pakistan |
PARACHINAR: U.S. drone aircraft have attacked suspected militants in northwest Pakistan, near the border with Afghanistan, killing five people, Pakistani officials said on Saturday.
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| Saboteurs still present at Peshawar building |
RAWALPINDI: The saboteurs are still holed up at a government building near US Consulate in Peshawar’s Cantonment area on Saturday.
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| Saudi Arabia sends two field hospitals for flood victims |
ISLAMABAD: The Saudi Arabian government has sent two field hospitals of 200 beds each for flood victims in the province of Sindh and Punjab on Saturday.
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| ADB-WB launch joint damage and needs assessment |
Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the World Bank (WB) have accepted a call by Pakistan to lead the Damage and Needs Assessment (DNA) of the recent floods that have devastated the country.
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| Federal aid delay causing problems in flood relief work: Nawaz |
LAHORE: The Chief of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Nawaz Sharif, has criticized the flood relief policies of the federal government, while saying that the federal
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| Floods affected 17 mln people: NDMA |
ISLAMABAD: National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) Friday put the death toll from the countrywide rains and deluge at 1600 and the total number of affectees at 17 million.
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| Ex-opposition Leader in Balochistan Assembly facing life threat |
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ISLAMABAD, Aug 27:A single opposition member,Ex-opposition Leader in Balochistan Assembly and PML-Q MPA,,Sardar Yar Muhammad Rind had resign six month ago with the pressure and in protest after facing life threat from provincial government.Talking to "WORLD TRIBUNE PAKISTAN" on telephone from his constituency Shoran, Balochistan, he blamed Chief Minister Balochistan Sardar Aslam Raisani for murder attacked on him,the other day.He said that ,he was resigned as Opposition Leader due to presure on CM, six month ago. |
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| Nawaz reiterates demand for single flood commission |
Pakistan Muslim League-N chief Nawaz Sharif has urged that the all stake holders should stay away from politics and work jointly to provide relief to the flood affected masses of the country.
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| National consortium for flood relief launched |
To make a collective and well coordinated effort for flood affectees, a National Consortium for Flood Relief has been established for harnessing collective and coordinated efforts to face the catastrophe.
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| No aid,relief in Distt Kachhi;flood affectees waiting for aid |
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