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Inquiry into patient’s death ordered
LARKANA, May 21: The Zila Naib Nazim, Nazir Ahmed Bughio ordered an inquiry into the death of a patient, Rustam Gadhi, of Badah town as the villagers alleged that the medical...
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Leghari opposes idea of interim govt
PESHAWAR, May 21: Pakistan Millat Party chief Sardar Farooq Ahmed Khan Leghari on Tuesday urged the All Parties Conference (APC) to extend their full support to the government against the bullying stance...
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Gadoon, Topi areas face water shortage
SWABI, May 21: Many areas of densely-populated Topi and the Gadoon belt have been facing an acute water shortage for five days during which the persistent heatwave has added to the...
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Two die in D.I. Khan
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, May 21: Two persons were killed in separate incidents in Ghonsar village and Dhala village on Tuesday....
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Afghans protest shifting of refugees dept office
HARIPUR, May 21: Afghan elders from refugee camps of Hazara staged a demonstration in Kalabhat on Monday to protest against the shifting of Afghan refugees district administrator’s (DA) office from here...
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No change in polls deadline: Ranjha
PESHAWAR, May 21: Law and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Dr Khalid Ranjha on Tuesday said that party-based elections would be held in accordance with the time-frame given by the Supreme Court....
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Tree harvesting proposal rejected
CHITRAL, May 21: The district council members rejected the harvesting of windfall and avalanche hit trees in the district by an overwhelming majority as only three out of the 24 voted...
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Growers shut regulator to divert water
THATTA, May 21: Hundreds of growers shut the main Pinyari regulator to divert the water towards their feeders in the wee hours of Tuesday....
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Encounter leaves four policemen dead
LARKANA, May 21: In a shootout between police and dacoits, two dacoits and four policemen, including three assistant sub-inspectors, were killed while 13 others, including seven policemen and six passersby, were...
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Woman killed by uncle
NAWABSHAH, May 21: A 35-year old woman, Kori, was killed by her uncle Ghulam Hussain Chandio and his two friends namely Manthar Chandio and Jehangir Panhwar in Punhal Khan Chandio village...
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Suicide
HARIPUR, May 21: A woman committed suicide by setting herself ablaze in central jail area on Monday....
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Six uplift schemes approved
LAKKI MARWAT, May 21: The district development review committee approved at its meeting on Monday six development schemes worth Rs20.28 million under the Drought Emergency Recovery Assistance (DERA) and Khushhal Pakistan...
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Rs410 million uplift plans for AJK approved
MUZAFFARABAD, May 21: The Azad Jammu and Kashmir Development Working Party here on Tuesday accorded approval to different development projects worth more than Rs410 million....
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MJC calls for strike in Srinagar today
MUZAFFARABAD, May 21: The Muttahida Jihad Council (MJC), a conglomeration of 15 Kashmiri Mujahideen groups, has asked the people of Kashmir to observe a complete strike on Wednesday when Indian Prime...
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KPP to bring prosperity in N. Areas, says official
GILGIT, May 21: After the completion of Khushhal Pakistan Programme (KPP) Phase-II projects in all the five districts of Northern Areas at a cost of Rs 120 million will begin a...
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Rails from Peshawar to Karachi to be replaced
ISLAMABAD May 21: The Pakistan Railways, under the rehabilitation programme of its dilapidated track would replace the entire 1,760km track between Peshawar and Karachi in the next three years at a...
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Govt urged to release political prisoners
ISLAMABAD, May 21: The chairman Pakistan Muslim League, Raja Mohammad Zafarul Haq, said here on Tuesday that Pakistan now faces threats to its security and the situation calls for immediate, concrete...
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Judgment on SGS appeal reserved
ISLAMABAD, May 21: The Supreme Court on Tuesday reserved its judgment on the appeal of a Swiss company, Societe Generale de Surveillance (SGS), seeking wrap up of arbitration proceedings in Pakistan....
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Meeting on precautionary measures for flood today
ISLAMABAD, May 21: In view of uncertain data availability from India, the General Headquarters has convened a top level meeting here on Wednesday to finalise precautionary measures for upcoming flood season,...
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Four die in road accident
MUZAFFARABAD, May 21: At least four persons were killed and nine others were injured in another road accident here in less than 24 hours on Tuesday, police said....
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Five dacoits killed in Larkana encounter
LARKANA, May 21: Five dacoits were killed in an encounter with the city police in Nasirabad here late on Tuesday night....
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SC vacation
ISLAMABAD, May 21: The Supreme Court will go on vacation for three months from June 15, an official announcement said. The court will reopen on Sept 9....
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Reconstruction in Afghanistan to boost regionalism: Shaukat
ISLAMABAD, May 21: Reconstruction and rehabilitation of Afghanistan is essential for achieving peace and stability in the region and the world and there is no doubt that reconstruction in Afghanistan will...
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Govt urged to make VCs’ selection transparent
LAHORE, May 21: The Punjab University Academic Staff Association has urged the steering committee of the president’s task force on higher education to work on a criterion for the appointment of...
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‘TMA not cooperating in replacing carts’
FAISALABAD, May 21: South Asian Region of Jacob and Associates Netherlands director Zulfiqar A. Malick has said the Tehsil Municipal administration was not cooperating with his firm in replacing animal driven...
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Multan city tehsil tax proposals rejected
MULTAN, May 21: The Chamber of Small Traders rejected on Tuesday the ‘unjustified tax proposals’ of the Multan City Tehsil Administration for the 2002-2003 fiscal year....
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Three of a family axed to death
SIALKOT, May 21: Three members of a family, including a pregnant woman, were axed to death between Monday and Tuesday night by two rivals over a land dispute in neighbouring Choor...
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Serving sentence in airconditioned room
MULTAN, May 21: The convicted brother of provincial health secretary has been admitted to the Punjab Institute of Cardiology (PIC) to serve his sentence in an airconditioned room while the members...
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Tenant dies by mily farm staff firing
OKARA, May 21: A tenant died while 17 people, 12 tenants and five military farm officials, sustained injuries in a clash over the wheat crop share on Monday....
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Rift between tehsil Nazim, deputy ends
GUJRANWALA, May 21: The cold war between tehsil Nazim and Naib Nazim over the issue of executive powers ended when local government secretary intervened here on Tuesday....
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Chiltan Express passengers looted
DERA GHAZI KHAN, May 21: Dacoits looted passengers of the Quetta-bound Chiltan Express between the Rojhan and Shahwali railway stations on Monday night....
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Growers flay non-payment of wheat dues
VEHARI, May 21: Over 100 wheat growers on Tuesday protested against Food department officials for the non-payment of their dues at the Luddan area procurement centre....
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Rs3,000 each for farmers in Sialkot
SIALKOT, May 21: The district government will give a compensation of Rs3,000 each to those farmers whose standing wheat crops were gutted in Indian shelling on Sialkot working boundary’s sectors....
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Funds for tehsils, UCs to be raised
FAISALABAD, May 21: The allocation of funds for tehsils and union councils shall be enhanced substantially in the next fiscal year to ensure maximum participation of local bodies representatives....
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Rs38m biotech research project okayed
ISLAMABAD, May 21: The Ministry of Science and Technology has approved a Rs38 million project for promotion of biotechnology research and preparation of an action plan....
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‘Stomach, liver diseases major cause of deaths’
RAWALPINDI, May 21: Gastro-intestinal (GI) and liver diseases accounted for 26 per cent of deaths in the city’s teaching hospitals during the past four years....
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Security arrangements for Milad procession
RAWALPINDI, May 21: Strict security arrangements would be taken for Eid Milad processions in Rawalpindi and Islamabad to avoid any untoward incident....
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British Council sets up service points
ISLAMABAD, May 21: The British Council has announced that after temporary suspension of its publics services across Pakistan from Monday, people can make general enquiries about the Council’s services at alternate...
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ADB to fund water schemes in Pindi
RAWALPINDI, May 21: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) would finance water supply schemes in Rawalpindi district, sources in the bank said on Tuesday....
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Ban on woven polypropylene bags demanded
ISLAMABAD, May 21: The National Forum for Environment and Health (NEFH) on Tuesday called upon the government to immediately ban the use of woven polypropylene (WPP) bags for packing of food...
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US to give aid to schools in twin cities
RAWALPINDI, May 21: The US government will give financial assistance to the district government for provision of various facilities in public and private schools and improvement of teaching standards....
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US ‘trying to ease’ India, Pakistan tension
LAHORE, May 21: Outgoing US ambassador Wendy Chamberlin said here on Tuesday that her government was actively trying to ease tensions between Pakistan and India, adding that “we are here for...
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British Council suspends services
LAHORE, May 21: The British Council has announced a temporary suspension of its services across Pakistan with immediate effect pending the completion of the ongoing security upgrade of its offices....
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New variety of rice to be destroyed
LAHORE, May 21: The Punjab government will destroy crop of 386 variety of rice for checking its mixing with Super Basmati at the export stage....
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Hazrat Pir Makki’s Urs today
LAHORE, May 21: The two-day annual Urs celebrations of Hazrat Pir Makki will start here from Wednesday....
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Excise dept barred from using force to get tax
LAHORE, May 21: The Lahore High Court restrained the provincial excise and taxation department from employing coercive measures to recover property tax from about 100 petitioners till June 10....
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Brig Imtiaz granted bail on medical grounds
LAHORE, May 21: Intelligence Bureau former director Brig Imtiaz (retired) was on Tuesday allowed bail on medical grounds by an accountability appellate bench of the Lahore High Court....
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Lawyers for unity to face Indian aggression
LAHORE, May 21: The GNA Lawyers Forum on Tuesday called for national unity to face threats of Indian aggression....
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River inflows improve
LAHORE, May, 21: Inflow in rivers went up to 236,900 cusecs on Tuesday with Tarbela lake going 10 feet above the dead level for the first time in the current Kharif...
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No health official received charge-sheet
LAHORE, May 21: None of the five health department officials charge-sheeted for being inefficient, guilty of misconduct and involvement in subversive activities got their charge-sheet on Tuesday....
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