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Councillors criticize Mansehra budget
MANSEHRA, July 19: A number of councillors criticized the district budget for the financial year 2002-03 on Friday and termed it “a game of figures” to deceive the people....
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236 teachers sent to surplus pool
HARIPUR, July 19: About 236 primary teachers of the district have been placed in the surplus pool owing to the rationalization scheme introduced by the NWFP government in the education department,...
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Power breakdowns hit Kohat
KOHAT, July 19: The acute water shortage and long power breakdowns has badly affected the normal life in the whole Kohat division where people are facing extremely hot weather for the...
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Rs297m budget for Charsadda presented
CHARSADDA, July 19: District Nazim Nasir Mohammad Khan on Thursday presented a surplus budget without any new tax in the district council for the financial year 200-03 with an outlay of Rs297.97 million....
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Lawyers to observe strike today in Kohat
KOHAT, July 19: The lawyers community announced that they would boycott the courts on Saturday demanding security for them and their clients following killing of a man near the Bar office...
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Issues about livestock discussed
SWABI, July 19: The livestock problems were discussed at a meeting of the Citizen Action Committee (CAC) members with the Executive District Officer, Agriculture....
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Inquiry into land allotment demanded
MINGORA, July 19: Thousands of villagers from Malamjabba, Batora, Kokarai, Islampur, Marghazar valley, Lalko Sakhra, protested here on Thursday against the allotment of land to some influential people. They demanded of...
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Four dacoits arrested
ABBOTTABAD, July 19: The police busted a gang of Afghan dacoits and recovered stolen goods worth millions of rupees....
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PTI polls
PESHAWAR, July 19: Pakis-tan Tehrik Insaf (PTI), NWFP, has announced to hold elections for provincial offices of the party on July 21, said a release on Thursday. Provincial president of PTI...
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AJK wants electricity at domestic rates
ISLAMABAD, July 19: The Azad Jammu and Kashmir government has asked the federal government to supply electricity to it at domestic rates instead of the higher bulk tariff, and provide advance...
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Commission for human development to be set up
ISLAMABAD, July 19: President Gen Pervez Musharraf on Friday promulgated an ordinance to establish National Commission for Human Development to implement various programmes and projects in the social sector in collaboration...
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Reduction in profit on savings to help DFIs, claims official
QUETTA, July 19: Reduction of 1.5 per cent in the national savings current accounts profit rate was made for the survival of banks and other financial institutions, which could not afford...
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PPP seeks UN help to get blasphemy law abolished
ISLAMABAD, July 19: The Human Rights Cell of the Pakistan People’s Party has apprised the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson, of the threat posed to civil society...
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Balochistan to spend Rs250m on jails
QUETTA, July 19: The Balochistan government would spend Rs250 million on the expansion and improvement of jails in the province under an access-to-justice programme....
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BNP(M) to convene all parties’ conference
QUETTA, July 19: The Balochistan National Party (Mengal) would convene an all parties’ conference on different issues of the province, including the Dera Bugti situation and political murders....
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Hashish seized
QUETTA, July 19: The Pishin scouts, a wing of Frontier Corps of Balochistan seized 1140kg of drugs from a village in Chaman close to Pakistan Afghan border, some 150km north of...
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MQM team meets Nancy
ISLAMABAD, July 19: A three-member delegation of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement met Nancy Powell, US ambassador in Islamabad, on Thursday and discussed the political situation in the country....
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150 doctors promoted
QUETTA, July 19: The Government of Balochistan has reportedly promoted over 150 doctors to Grade 18 and 19 on the recommendations of the Balochistan Public Service Commission....
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Appeal filed against Jinnah film verdict
LOS ANGELES, July 19: The UK-based Quaid Project Limited (QPL) has challenged the ruling of London High Court, which last week awarded 49,000 pound sterling in favor of Jinnah’s director Jamil...
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Rs19m Zakat distributed
CHITRAL, July 19: The district Zakat committee has disbursed Rs19.5 million among the needy during the last four years....
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PPP meeting on 23rd
ISLAMABAD, July 19: An urgent meeting of the Central Executive Committee of the Pakistan People’s Party has been convened for Tuesday at 3pm at Bilawal House, Karachi, the party’s acting secretary-general,...
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‘Future of 65,000 teachers’ families at stake’
MULTAN, July 19: The government has jeopardized the future of the families of 65,000 teachers in the Punjab with its policy of privatization of the state-run educational institutions....
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Consumers envisage hard times: Power tariff raise
FAISALABAD, July 19: The business community, politicians and people belonging to various strata of society on Friday decried electricity tariff raise, terming it inimical to all sectors of the national economy....
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Contractors paid $45m: Ghazi Barotha
LAHORE, July 19: The Italian contractors of the Ghazi Barotha Hydel Project have been paid $45 million — $25 million as security and $20 million advance payment — for restarting their...
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Cash, gold looted
BAHAWALPUR, July 19: Ten dacoits on Thursday night took away cash, jewellery and prize bonds worth Rs0.8 million from a house in Muhammadia Colony....
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Contempt of court notice against TMO, Nazim
GUJRANWALA, July 19: A local civil judge on Friday issued contempt of court notice to the Naushera Virkan tehsil Nazim, tehsil municipal officer and toll tax contractor on a petition filed...
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Prisoner attempts suicide
SHEIKHUPURA, July 19: A prisoner at the district jail on Friday jumped into a tandoor to escape administration’s ‘excesses.’...
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Two get death in murder case
MULTAN, July 19: The local anti-terrorism court No 1 judge on Friday handed down capital punishment to two convicts and life-term to their third accomplice in a dacoity-turned-murder case....
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Sialkot model IT project approved
LAHORE, July 19: Punjab Governor Khalid Maqbool approved on Friday the scheme to develop Sialkot as the first model information technology district in the province....
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Mines officials ‘lease hills to blue-eyed’
SARGODHA, July 19: The directorate of mines has been causing a loss of over Rs100 million to the public exchequer by leasing out on low rates hills to their blue-eyed and...
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‘Indus water unfit for human consumption, agriculture’
SUKKUR, July 19: The Sindh Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) has started a phased programme spread over 15 years to rid the Indus river, right from Guddu to the delta, of pollution...
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Power supply to hundreds of houses cut off
MIRPURKHAS July 19: A large number of consumers have strongly condemned the ongoing disconnection drive by the Hyderabad Electric Supply Company (Hesco) in this division....
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SHO suspended on rape charges
DADU, July 19: The SHO of Budhapur police station was suspended by the DPO, Dadu, on Friday when a girl complained to the DPO that the SHO had detained her, and...
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Snake-bite cases on the rise
BADIN, July 19: A sudden rise in the snake-bite cases has been noticed after the arrival of water in the district following a long spell of drought....
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SNF meeting
KHAIRPUR, July 19: A meeting of the central executive committee of Sindh National Front (NSF) set up a committee to go through the rules and regulations, prescribed by the election commission,...
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Wapda fails to clear PTCL dues
LARKANA, July 19: Different wings of the Water and Power Development Authority (Wapda) have failed to clear the outstanding dues of the PTCL running in millions in the STR-V region of...
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Eight injured in clash
LARKANA, July 19: Eight people were injured as a result of infighting between two groups of Kalhoro tribesmen in the Hatri Ghulam Shah village on Friday....
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Killer ‘thief’ turns out to be husband of deceased
SANGHAR, July 19: A man has been arrested for killing his pregnant wife with the help of four accomplices in village Piyaro Moto, on Wednesday night in the jurisdiction of Tando...
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Tariff hike not to meet Wapda deficit
LAHORE, July 19: The tariff increase would fetch Wapda Rs18.8 billion only against its total deficit of Rs31 billion during the last fiscal 2001-02, authority chief Zulfiqar Ali Khan told a...
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PML, MMA agree to continue dialogue
LAHORE, July 19: The Pakistan Muslim League and the Muttahida Majlis-i-Amal said on Friday they had agreed to continue negotiations for electoral adjustments in the forthcoming polls....
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Judgment reserved on Khyber Tractors officials arrest
LAHORE, July 19: An accountability court reserved its judgment till Saturday (today) on the arrest of two directors and a manager of the Khyber Tractors (pvt) Limited over an alleged embezzlement...
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Plea seeking qualification for voters dismissed LAHORE, July 19: The Lahore High Court dismissed in limine a writ petition saying that voters in general elections should at least be matriculates and that post-graduate qualifications be prescribed for...
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Donors assured of all help in social sector schemes
ISLAMABAD, July 19: Federal Education Minister Zobaida Jalal has said that all possible facilities will be provided to foreign agencies helping the government in social sector development....
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US may give $100m for education sector reforms
ISLAMABAD, July 19: Pakis-tan is likely to get $100 million from the United States over a period of five years for education sector development, sources in the education ministry told Dawn...
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OPF asked to submit report about 26 corruption cases
ISLAMABAD, July 19: Federal Ad-hoc Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has asked Overseas Pakistanis Foundation (OPF) to submit a report about 26 references concerning corruption in various projects of the organization, already...
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AIOU students without books, computers
ISLAMABAD, July 19: Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) has to still issue books for the first semester in Masters degree courses, which started in May 2002 and will end after 20...
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‘Angry’ man drives car into wife, suckling
FAISALABAD, July 19: A man late Thursday night killed his wife and a suckling over a domestic issue in B Block, People’s Colony....
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Victimization for reporting water theft alleged
SARGODHA, July 19: Over three dozens small farmers of Bhalwal tehsil alleged on Friday that Irrigation and Power Department officials had registered false cases against 1,000 farmers to punish them for...
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Allocation for upkeep of monuments reduced
LAHORE, July 19: The Federal Archaeology Department has allocated Rs1.2 million to its north circle wing for the upkeep of 117 monuments in Punjab during ongoing fiscal year....
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Industrial units annual inspections cut
LAHORE, July 19: The Punjab Labour Department has reduced the number of annual labour inspections of the industrial units from 11 to one with immediate effect....
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