29 Ramazan 1431 HijriSeptember 9, 2010 Every hour with fresh news
           
       
 •  DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts      •  Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand     •  Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable     •  Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing      •  Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan      •  Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh      •  Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar     •  VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps      •  US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls     •  Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity     •  India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab      •  Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu      •  EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday      •  Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity      •  Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday      •  Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz     •  5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan      •  No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan      •  Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi      •  CCI meeting today      •  DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts      •  Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand     •  Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable     •  Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing      •  Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan      •  Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh      •  Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar     •  VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps      •  US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls     •  Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity     •  India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab      •  Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu      •  EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday      •  Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity      •  Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday      •  Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz     •  5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan      •  No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan      •  Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi      •  CCI meeting today      •  DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts      •  Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand     •  Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable     •  Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing      •  Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan      •  Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh      •  Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar     •  VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps      •  US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls     •  Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity     •  India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab      •  Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu      •  EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday      •  Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity      •  Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday      •  Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz     •  5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan      •  No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan      •  Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi      •  CCI meeting today      •  DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts      •  Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand     •  Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable     •  Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing      •  Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan      •  Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh      •  Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar     •  VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps      •  US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls     •  Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity     •  India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab      •  Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu      •  EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday      •  Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity      •  Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday      •  Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz     •  5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan      •  No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan      •  Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi      •  CCI meeting today      •  DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts      •  Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand     •  Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable     •  Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing      •  Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan      •  Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh      •  Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar     •  VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps      •  US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls     •  Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity     •  India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab      •  Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu      •  EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday      •  Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity      •  Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday      •  Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz     •  5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan      •  No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan      •  Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi      •  CCI meeting today      •  DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts      •  Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand     •  Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable     •  Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing      •  Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan      •  Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh      •  Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar     •  VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps      •  US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls     •  Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity     •  India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab      •  Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu      •  EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday      •  Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity      •  Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday      •  Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz     •  5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan      •  No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan      •  Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi      •  CCI meeting today      •  DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts      •  Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand     •  Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable     •  Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing      •  Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan      •  Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh      •  Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar     •  VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps      •  US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls     •  Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity     •  India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab      •  Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu      •  EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday      •  Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity      •  Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday      •  Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz     •  5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan      •  No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan      •  Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi      •  CCI meeting today      •  DSP, policeman killed in Hangu blasts      •  Landmine attack at former senator’s house in Mohmand     •  Half of Sindh flood-affected land turns uncultivable     •  Strike continues in Khuzdar over lawyer's killing      •  Pak army opens road links between Sindh and Balochistan      •  Flood water enters Zamzama gas field in Sindh      •  Nawaz’s double-faced policy damaging country: Babar     •  VC of Islamia University Peshawar kidnaps      •  US Muslims to vote straight democratic nominee in Nov polls     •  Lailatul Qadr observed with religious solemnity     •  India may allow Pak judicial panel to interrogate Kasab      •  Flood tide raging at a short distance from Dadu      •  EU first session of Strasbourg plenary after holidays will be dominated by the 'state of the union' debate on Tuesday      •  Pak Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day with simplicity      •  Eid expected on Saturday as Shawal moon may be viewed on Thursday      •  Govt coming in way of independent judiciary, says Nawaz     •  5 terrorists killed in missile attack in N.Waziristan      •  No clash between parliament and Supreme Court: Awan      •  Religious party activist gunned down in Karachi      •  CCI meeting today       
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Taliban cut off hands of three thieves in Orakzai Agency
06-Mar-2010

Orakzai Agency,May 6: Taliban militants on Wednesday cut off the hands of three alleged thieves in a Orakzai Agency.
The incident took place in the remote Ghaljo village of Orakzai, which is controlled by the Taliban. “A Taliban court ordered the cutting off of the right hands of three local tribesmen in Orakzai tribal region after finding them guilty of theft,” a police official told.
He said that the three men were later taken to the northwestern town of Kohat for medical treatment. Hospital official Musa Khan confirmed the incident and said that doctors were trying to save the three men's lives.
Orakzai is the latest district in northwest Pakistan's semi-autonomous tribal area to have witnessed an anti-Taliban operation by the military, following US pressure to eradicate extremism.
Washington calls Pakistan's tribal belt the global headquarters of Al-Qaeda and the most dangerous region in the world. Militants in the area are believed to be fuelling the nearly nine-year insurgency in Afghanistan.




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