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Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has blamed military for militancy and present turmoil in the country. Islamabad May 6/Nationalturk - Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who is presently in United Kingdom, has blamed military for militancy and turmoil ... |
The Pakistan government has opposed apetition filed by former military dictator Pervez Musharraf seeking the lifting of a travel ban on him to allow him to visit his ailing mother in Dubai. |
Three of the Kashmiri students suspended from Swami Vivekanand Subharti University in Meerut. PHOTO: AFP/FILE. NEW DELHI: As I was writing this story, my phone beeped and an app of a private news channel flashed on my mobile phone. |
Spidey's new adventure has cast a web of awe on Indian fans. The Amazing Spider- Man 2 has grossed Rs 41.7 crore over four days since its release on Thursday, recording the highest opening weekend ever for any Hollywood film in India. |
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the spread of polio has become an international public health emergency. According to the international agency, outbreaks in Asia, Africa and Middle East are an "extraordinary event" which needs a ... |
Thailand's Constitutional Court said Tuesday it will rule on 7 May on whether to dismiss Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra from office in an abuse of power case. |
The United States has said it considers the kidnapping of more than 270 schoolgirls by Islamist militants in Nigeria to be an "outrage". |
Once a beacon of hope, South Africa's ANC has become a source of disenchantment, yet is still tipped to win elections. Azad Essa Last updated: 06 May 2014 06:52. |
More than 30 pro-Russian separatists were killed in fighting near the rebel stronghold of Slaviansk in eastern Ukraine, Interior Minister Arsen Avakov said this morning. |
HONG KONG: An air and sea rescue mission scoured choppy waters near Hong Kong Tuesday in a desperate search for 11 crew still missing more than 24 hours after their Chinese cargo ship sank. |
Johan Stander also told the court yesterday about the sort of state Pistorius was in when he and his daughter arrived at the athlete's house shortly after the shooting. |
QUETTA: Pakistani forces killed at least 10 separatist militants in the volatile province of Balochistan yesterday, paramilitary officials said. |
An ASF official says that a US national identified as Joel Cox was travelling from Karachi to Islamabad by PK-308. By Our Correspondent. |
ISLAMABAD -The monster of circular debt, the root cause of current loadshedding, is rising its head again, soaring up to over Rs 300 billion, all due to the mal-administration and complete failure of the government to recover outstanding power dues. |
ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar on Monday assured full support to the Chinese government for the establishment of Asia Infrastructure Bank. |
Crude-oil futures were slightly lower in Asian trading hours, extending overnight losses, ahead of U.S. weekly oil inventory data that is expected to show a further increase in supplies. |
LAHORE: A 243-member exporters' delegation led by the president of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry will participate in the first-ever Pakistan Show in Amritsar from May 8 to 12, according to a press release from the LCCI. |
LAHORE -Federal Minister for Pakistan Railways (PR) Khawaja Saad Rafique has said the department was taking steps to use the potential of railway land for its improvement. |
Karachi: Former Pakistan captain and a former Director General of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), Javed Miandad has slammed the decisions taken by board chairman Najam Sethi regarding appointment of team officials, saying that they are 'against the ... |
Karachi: Former Pakistani pace bowler Sarfraz Nawaz has said that the news about the appointment of Waqar Younis as head coach even prior to the deadline for submission of applications for the position is a bad reflection on the coach selection committee ... |
Dwayne Smith took the attack to the Delhi Daredevils bowlers as the Chennai Super Kings registered an emphatic 8-wicket win with two balls to spare. |
PESHAWAR: Mohammad Shahbaz clinched first bronze medal for Pakistan in the -68kg category while his compatriot Mohammad Asif Khan defeated India's Manoj Kumar Yadav in the -74kg to make the quarter-finals at the second Mount Everest ... |
New Delhi, May 6 (PTI) It was Dwayne Smith's blistering 79-run knock that enabled Chennai Super Kings to chase down a huge 179-run target against Delhi Daredevils, but the modest opening batsman credited Robin Singh for his success, saying that his old ... |
Pop icon Prince has fueled his long-running feud with music industry bosses, slamming them for being "always at the beach," while hard-working artists make fortunes for them. |
LAHORE - The Government College University Lahore Blood Donor Society (GCU BDS) has set up a “Blood Donation Camp” which draws a huge response from the students especially girls who turned up to donate blood for the children suffering from ... |
MUNSTER - The first American citizen diagnosed with a mysterious virus from the Middle East is improving daily and could be released soon from an Indiana hospital, although he will be isolated at home, health officials said Monday. |
There is no such thing as a free lunch. But Warid Telecom seems bent on having one. The fifth-ranked mobile network operator did not participate in the April 23 auction for next-generation mobile services. |
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- When a jury ordered Samsung to pay Apple $119 million for copying features of the iPhone, it was latest chapter in the worldwide legal fighting between the top two smartphone companies. |
UNITED NATIONS: The world will have nearly three billion internet users by the end of 2014, with two-thirds of them from the developing world, and mobile-cellular subscriptions will reach almost seven billion by the year end, new figures released by the UN ... |
ISLAMABAD (PR): Climate change is a rapidly growing phenomenon which is mainly affecting developing countries, global cooperation and serious brainstorming necessary for its mitigation, said speakers of a seminar on “Climate Change & Politics” ... |
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