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See realtime coverage | app11-28karachi.jpg KARACHI, Dec 28 (APP): Interior Minister Choudhry Nisar Ali Khan called on Governor Sindh, Dr Ishrat- ul- Ebad Khan, at the Governor House here on Saturday. |
ISLAMABAD, Dec. 28 - A health worker supervising a polio vaccination campaign was fatally shot and two others were wounded on Saturday when gunmen opened fire at a hospital in northwestern Pakistan, officials said. |
Pakistani security forces today claimed to have foiled a terror threat by seizing a massive quantity of explosives, suicide vests and detonators from two illegal bomb factories in the restive Balochistan province. |
Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today reviewed the preparations for the four-day Progressive Punjab Agriculture Summit starting February 16 next year. |
TOPSHOTS A man stands outside a faculty building at Cairo's Al-Azhar University after student supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood stormed it on December 28, 2013. |
Mourning the death of veteran Bollywood actor Farooque Sheikh, Information and Broadcasting Minister Manish Tewari Saturday described him as a "jewel", whose performances were sterling and scintillating. |
Beirut: After marathon coverage from yet another crime scene that cost the life of former finance minister Mohammad Chatah, Lebanese television networks provided extensive discussions all night long, to assess the impact of his assassination. |
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South Sudanese Nationals living in Nairobi have lauded President Uhuru Kenyatta for spearheading mediation talks in South Sudan. Elite nationals of South Sudan under the union body 'Compatriots of South Sudan for peace' living in Nairobi have termed ... |
India Inc expressed hope that AAP would take steps to revive manufacturing and work towards empowering people. SummaryIndia Inc expressed hope that AAP would take steps to work towards empowering people. |
A fire on an express train in southern India killed at least 23 passengers, including two children, in the early hours of Saturday morning, according to officials. |
Soon after the talks between the Directors General of Military Operations (DGMOs) of India and Pakistan, a five- day meeting of the Pakistan Rangers and the Border Security Force (BSF) ended on Saturday with a call to maintain peace, curb smuggling and ... |
National Database Registration Authority (Nadra) Chairman Tariq Malik in a letter to the Federal Interior Secretary rejected allegations levelled against him by Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar. |
KARACHI: Pakistan repaid $147 million on Friday under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Standby Agreement (SBA), according to a spokesman for the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). |
Load-shedding has returned and it seems like power cuts are here to stay. All the major cities of the country are suffering eight to 20 hours of load-shedding every day in winter. |
image KARACHI: Punjab Governor Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar said Friday night that improving relations with the European Parliament was imperative to boost the country's exports. |
KARACHI: Total mobile transactions in Pakistan increased by 70 percent between July and September 2013. These transactions witnessed a whopping 236 percent increase in value over the same period, said the Payment Systems Review released by the ... |
PTCL remained the hot stock on the third consecutive session at the Karachi Stock Exchange on Friday. It was top volume leader with 14.90 million shares, as it closed at Rs29.35 with a fall of Rs1.52. |
Abu Dhabi: Pakistan captain Misbah ul-Haq has backed the selection of Mohammad Hafeez in the Test squad for the series against Sri Lanka. |
There is a colourful Hungarian expression to describe a situation so dire that it can get no lower: under a frog's backside at the bottom of a coal-mine. |
It was Jacques Kallis's outing as his 78 not out stole the show on Day Three of the second Test against South Africa. The hosts finished the day at 299 for five and India are still 35 runs ahead. |
AB and Kallis brought up their 100-run partnership and are still going strong in post-lunch session. Live Scorecard: India vs South Africa · Quick singles: 'Rockstar' Jadeja turns it for India · Tweets about "#SAfricavsInd". |
KARACHI: Karachi Zebras notched their sixth successive win when they defeated Sialkot Stallions by 24 runs in their last Group I league round outing in the National One-day Cup here at the NBP Stadium on Friday. |
Pakistani actress Veena Malik, who wed businessman Asad Bashir Khan Khattak here earlier this week, has thanked her well-wishers for their blessings. |
The 12th annual conference in a series, YLC brings together over 300 youth belonging from 25 different cities and town in Pakistan. |
LANDIKOTAL: After the refusal of the Khyber Agency health workers and 400 polio volunteers, the Khassadar force personnel were given a one-day training to administer polio drops to the children in the upcoming drive, officials said on Friday. |
The College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP) has awarded 355 students of the southern half of Pakistan 286 FCPS, 59 MCPS, nine DCPS (HCSM) and one HPE degrees and diplomas in various disciplines of medical science. |
KARACHI: The local car assemblers project sales of about 300 imported new hybrid vehicles in 2014 which will cost the national exchequer $5-8 million. |
Image shows a Saudi woman driving in Riyadh on October 17, 2013, in defiance of the ban on women driving. Sat Dec 28, 2013 3:15PM. |
Having now read Judge William Pauley's opinion in ACLU v. Clapper, I am largely, though not completely, in agreement with Peter Margulies's assessment of the matter. |
Samsung Apple Men In Black Suits II Back in November, Apple won a second chance to seek a sales ban against tens of Samsung smartphones and tablets found to violate its patents last year. |
The steps proposed in National Climate Change Policy are yet to be implemented by the provincial governments which have so far paid no heed to growing threats to various sectors, especially agriculture and health sectors. |
A recent study shows there is evidence that coral reefs have a chance at recovering from damage. Scientists monitoring reefs in Cayman noted there was a 40 percent decline in live coral cover between 1999 and 2004, during a period of warmer seas in the ... |
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