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Islamabad: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has announced to sue JUI-F chief Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman for calling him Jewish agent. |
image KARACHI: The death toll from flash floods and heavy rains across Pakistan mounted to 50 over the past 24 hours, as torrential downpours inundated the financial hub of Karachi and the country's northwest. |
Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Parliamentary Leader in National Assembly‚ Dr. Farooq Sattar said that his party will support the PML (N) government on its every good policy. |
President Barack Obama's move to overturn a looming import ban on older iPhone and iPad models - favouring Apple over Samsung in a long-running legal battle - risks undermining the US administration's aggressive push for stricter intellectual property ... |
Australia's bid to keep the Ashes series alive at Old Trafford has been hindered by rain and a farcical umpiring decision to stop play due to bad light. |
Jerusalem and Washington differ over significance of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's inauguration, with Washington ready to work with the new government and Jerusalem warning that the new regime is a threat to world peace. |
The only good in last week's elections in Zimbabwe is that they did not descend into violence. In 2008, Robert Mugabe's thugs harassed opposition supporters so mercilessly that the Movement for Democratic Change was forced to pull out. |
Egypt court sets August 25 trial for Brotherhood leaders Cairo: The spiritual leader of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood and his two powerful deputies will go on trial on August 25 for their alleged involvement in protesters' deaths during demonstration against ... |
The pointless horror of terror attacks was made shockingly clear by this week's suicide attack on the Indian consulate in Jalalabad. |
#twittersilence is trending. What is it? #twittersilence is the hashtag associated with a one-day boycott of Twitter. The campaign is a response to abusive and threatening tweets sent to feminist campaigner Caroline Criado-Perez and other women (two men ... |
KABUL, Afghanistan: Heavy rains swept across eastern Afghanistan, leveling homes and killing at least 58 people in five provinces, while an estimated 30 others remain missing, officials said Sunday. |
Poll body says measures have been taken to prevent govt office holders from influencing polls. By Our Correspondent. Published: August 4, 2013. |
ISLAMABAD, Aug 4 (KUNA) -- Pakistan wants better relations with all its neighbors, said Prime Minister of Pakistan, Muhammad Nawaz Sharif in a meeting with delegation of Pakistan Journalist Forum. |
The government will not tolerate theft of electricity and a nationwide vigorous campaign is being launched to curb it, said Abid Sher Ali, state minister for water and power, on Saturday. |
LAHORE: The chairman of the Pakistan Auto Parts Manufacturers Association said broadening of the tax net is the only way to increase revenues, and taxing of the “already taxed” should end. |
SIALKOT: Federal Minister for Water and Power, Khwaja Muhammad Asif Sunday pledged that the electricity tariff would not be raised for the people belonging to low-income brackets. |
DUBAI | Sun Aug 4, 2013 12:46pm IST. DUBAI Aug 4 (Reuters) - Dubai property developer Deyaar on Sunday reported a 47 percent rise in second-quarter net profit as it gained from lower costs and fair-value adjustments of prices for its investment properties. |
An Indian spy plane violated Pakistani airspace in Chaprar sector on Saturday afternoon. Chenab Rangers spokesman Maj Asad Mahmood told reporters that the Indian spy plane (RPV) entered Pakistani territory from Butti 865 at 1.55pm and went back at ... |
HAMBANTOTA: South Africa defeated Sri Lanka by 22 runs in the second Twenty20 international in Hambantota on Sunday to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. |
BCCI interim chief Jagmohan Dalmiya Sunday congratulated the Indian cricket team for its 5-0 clean sweep over Zimbabwe in the bilateral One-day International series. |
In the recently concluded bilateral series against Zimbabwe though, Ravindra Jadeja could not manage too many wickets but was frugal in terms of economy rate. |
The 14th death anniversary of famous Pakistani playback singer Akhlaq Ahmed is being observed in the country today. He sang 117 songs in 86 films from 1973 to 1998. |
It's time for Pakistani film-makers to try their luck at being internationally recognised. The Pakistani Academy Selection Committee is now accepting submissions for the Oscar category of Best Foreign Language Film. |
KARACHI: Noted writer, scholar, researcher and critic, Prof. Dr Farman Fatehpuri, who had passed away here on Saturday, was laid to rest at Karachi University's graveyard on Sunday. |
ISLAMABAD - Despite clear directions of Senate Sub-committee on Health for not holding the council meeting of Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC), the regulatory body of medical colleges is going to meet on Monday to constitute new council. |
ISLAMABAD: Price checking teams in Islamabad headed by magistrates imposed fine of Rs 920,000 on 1,800 profiteers during Ramazan for not displaying rate list of food items at their shops. |
One month after a New York federal judge ruled that Apple Inc. had conspired to fix electronic book prices, the Department of Justice has proposed a series of restrictions on Apple's digital book sales. |
Scrabble Free iPhone, iPad, Android Free. This faithful adaptation adds a few digital features into the mix. As well as being able to play against the computer and people on the same device, you can challenge friends and random opponents over Facebook ... |
As the expected fall launch window for the next generation of Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) devices draws nearer, more and more leaks are continuing to emerge online. |
HAL 9000 he's not. But Kirobo, the first-ever talking robot in space is heading to the International Space Station this week ahead of his human companion, Japanese astronaut Kochi Wakata, who takes over as ISS commander in November. |
Long before scientists began to study global warming, author Raymond Chandler described the violent effects of dry, "oven-hot" Santa Ana winds gusting through the city of Los Angeles. |
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