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Says JUI-F chief is trying to instigate the Taliban against Imran Khan by calling him a Jewish agent. By Our Correspondent. Published: August 5, 2013. |
The man who made history by becoming Britain's first Muslim member of parliament has been sworn in as governor of Pakistan's largest and most politically important province. |
The train, which had begun its journey from Lahore, was crossing a railway station around 1 pm when the explosion took place inside a bogie in its economy class. |
Several countries have banned imports of milk powder from New Zealand's dairy giant Fonterra following a food contamination scare. |
SHARECONNECTTWEETCOMMENTEMAILMORE. Samsung Electric's shares plunged Monday in Asian market trading, two days after the Obama administration vetoed an import ban on the products of arch rival Apple distributed by AT&T. |
Australia have set England 332 to win the third Ashes Test at Old Trafford and, for now, will have the full allocation of 98 overs in which to bowl the hosts out after the umpires agreed to an 11.30am start time. |
The terrorist threat that prompted the closure of 22 US embassies and consulates in predominantly Muslim countries is ''very credible'' and ''specific as to how enormous it was going to be'', politicians said. |
CAIRO - The spokesman for Egypt's interim president says not a "single step" will be changed in the military-backed political road map announced when the army ousted the nation's Islamist leader a month ago. |
IZMIR, Turkey - A local court on Monday sentenced at least 10 defendants out of 275, including a former army chief of staff, to life in prison for their role in plotting a military coup to overthrow Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and acquitted 17. |
The re-election of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe was a fraud and far from being free and fair, says union federation Fedusa. |
Just as Edward Snowden got out of the Moscow airport, he landed a job offer. Russia granted temporary asylum on Thursday to the infamous former contractor for the National Security Agency. |
(CNN) -- Most, if not all, super heroes wear cloaks and masks to hide their identity. But how about a burqa? A new cartoon series in Pakistan is turning stereotypes on their head. |
Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said on Monday that cellular phones will not be suspended on Eidul Fitr, Express News reported. |
Death toll passes 50 after monsoon rains cause flash floods, collapsing houses in different parts of Pakistan. A view of a damaged road after floodwaters receded following torrential rains in the Pakistan's largest. |
image ISLAMABAD: Tomato prices have increased sharply in the city due short supply and high demand due to coming Eid-ul-Fitr. According to rate list issued by District Administration, price of the tomato currently stands at Rs 96 per kilogram (kg) in the ... |
image ISLAMABAD: Sweets and cakes makers in twin cities of Islamabad Rawalpindi are enjoying the Eid season as their sales have gone up to more than 60 percent compared to normal days. |
KARACHI: Pakistani stocks shed 390 points, or 1.63 per cent,to close at 22,701 points on Monday, with the Karachi Stock Exchange continuing its downward trend from the previous week. |
ISLAMABAD: The price of electricity for commercial, industrial and Azad Jammu and Kashmir has been raised. The price hike will be applicable immediately. |
Proteas skipper Faf du Plessis on Monday praised his side's character following their first limited overs series victory in Sri Lanka on Sunday. |
Who would have thought during England's disastrous Ashes campaigns of years gone by that fans would be so underwhelmed by the manner of their side potentially retaining the famous little urn? |
ISLAMABAD, Aug 5 (APP): Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif on Monday expressed deep shock and sorrow over the death of Quraish Pur, a celebrated television host. |
At the end of their first weekend, new releases “The Smurfs 2” and “2 Guns” were practically tied at around the $47.5 million mark at the box office. |
KARACHI: Seven more dengue viral fever cases were reported in Karachi on Monday, increasing the patients' toll to 549 during 2013 so far, said Dengue Surveillance Cell Sindh. |
KARACHI- The first spell of monsoon rains in Karachi on Saturday brought the city to almost a standstill and created immense problems for the citizens. |
While rumours surrounding Samsung's next generation Galaxy Note smartphones have been floating for a long time, Samsung has now officially sent invitations for an event scheduled on September 4 in Berlin, where it's expected to finally unveil the large ... |
Worldwide shipments of tablets rose 60% in the second quarter from a year earlier, despite no new products being released by any of the major tech companies, while volumes slowed sequentially, according to industry watcher International Data Corp. |
As the curtain closes on the half year mark of 2013, it seems like the first 6 months of the year have only increased the levels of uncertainty in the future of consumer technology. |
Microsoft tries to boost Surface Pro tablet sales by cutting prices $100 during important back-to-school shopping period. Start The Discussion · Tweet; Mail Mail; Print Print · Michael Endler | August 05, 2013 10:24 AM. |
Yahoo's flurry of mobile-focused startup acquisitions shows no signs of slowing down. Over the weekend, the company paid a reported $60m-$70m for browser firm Rockmelt, which promptly announced it will be shutting down its existing apps and website. |
Published: August 5, 2013. A hamburger made from cow muscle grown in a laboratory was fried, served and eaten in London on Monday in an odd demonstration of one view of the future of food. |
TOKYO A walking, talking humanoid robot is on its way to the International Space Station, after Japan successfully launched the first "astronaut" of its kind. |
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