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June 25, 2003 Wednesday Rabi-us-Sani 24,1424

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CDA told to reactivate Zero-Point flyover plan
ISLAMABAD, June 24: Interior Minister Makhdoom Faisal Saleh Hayat on Tuesday directed the Capital Development Authority (CDA) to immediately launch Zero Point flyover project, which was shelved two years back due...
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Rich tributes paid to Fatima Jinnah
ISLAMABAD, June 24: Mohtarma Fatima Jinnah remained an integrating force after the death of Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah and kept on struggling for the stability of democratic institutions in the country...
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Global energy university launched in Capital
ISLAMABAD, June 24: The Global Energy University of Science and Technology (GEUST) has been launched in the capital to develop renewable energy technologies in the country....
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US may assist Pakistan in S&T sector
ISLAMABAD, June 24: President Pervez Musharraf will sign an agreement with US authorities aimed to enhance cooperation in the field of science and technology between two countries, the Higher Education Commission...
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Cantonment board, Iesco settle differences
RAWALPINDI, June 24: The officials of Rawalpindi Cantonment Board and Islamabad Electric Supply Company held a meeting on Tuesday to discuss issues related to payment of dues....
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Strict implementation on child-related laws stressed
ISLAMABAD, June 24: Participants of a national consultation workshop on compilation and revision of child related laws have called for strict implementation of existing laws for better future of the children....
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Project for special children opened
ISLAMABAD, June 24: Institute of Advanced Studies, a project by Helping Oppressed And Powerless (HOAP) Foundation, an NGO, was inaugurated at a simple ceremony here on Tuesday....
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Biometrics to minimize security breaches: Ata
ISLAMABAD, June 24: The use of biometrics technology by different organizations would minimize security breaches and ensure proper identification of individuals, said Federal Minister and Coordinator General Comstech Dr Attaur Rahman....
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Empty shells found at US embassy
RAWALPINDI, June 24: The three teargas shells, which were found on the US embassy premises on Monday, have been handed over to the police....
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Asif sees gulf between govt, Musharraf
RAWALPINDI, June 24: The gulf between government and Gen Pervez Musharraf is widening, which has changed the whole political scenario, said the former senator, Asif Ali Zardari, while talking to newsmen...
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Dryport to be set up at Margalla
ISLAMABAD, June 24: The president of the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI), Mian Akram Farid, has said a dryport would be built here soon at Margalla and it would...
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Anti-drug abuse day tomorrow
ISLAMABAD, June 24: International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking would be observed on Thursday to raise awareness about the increasing number of drug addicts in the world....
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PM House employee killed
RAWALPINDI, June 24: A telephone operator posted at the Prime Minister House was killed in a road accident near Faizabad, while a boy was critically injured after being hit by a...
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Sub-inspector’s cell-phone seized
RAWALPINDI, June 24: Civil Judge and Judicial Magistrate Hasnain Azhar Shah on Tuesday seized the cell-phone of a sub- inspector (SI) of Ganjmandi police station after he violated the court directive...
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8 courts without readers in Pindi, Islamabad
RAWALPINDI, June 24: As many as eight courts in Rawalpindi and Islamabad are functioning without readers, an official source told Dawn on Tuesday....
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Budget meeting
RAWALPINDI, June 24: The budget meeting of district council, Rawalpindi is scheduled to be held at Liaqat Memorial Hall on June 28, sources said....
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Opposition ends boycott after talks with CM: Balochistan PA session
QUETTA, June 24: The opposition ended the boycott of the Balochistan Assembly on Tuesday following negotiations with the provincial government and formation of a committee led by Chief Minister Jam Mohammad...
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Treasury benches decide to abstain: Voting on no-trust move ISLAMABAD, June 24: The treasury benches will not participate in voting on the no-trust resolution against the National Assembly speaker, allowing the opposition to muster 172 votes, as the onus for...
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US aid package termed disappointing
ISLAMABAD, June 24: The opposition parties have described the $3 billion package announced by President Bush after his meeting with Gen Musharraf at Camp David as “dismal and disappointing”....
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Country’s representation by Musharraf questioned
ISLAMABAD, June 24: Gen Pervez Musharraf has no legal or constitutional right to represent Pakistan and take important decisions during his ongoing visit to the United States....
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Action on reference demanded
MUZAFFARABAD, June 24: Opposition members in the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Legislative Assembly staged a token walkout here on Tuesday to protest against the “inaction” of the Speaker Sardar Siab...
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‘Weapons recovery drive in Quetta soon’
QUETTA, June 24: The provincial capital would be made “arms free” and a clean up operation would be carried out soon for the recovery of illegal weapons in the city, Balochistan...
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Durrani leads Shariat march
PESHAWAR, June 24: The Muttahida Majlis-i-Amal government organized a Shariat rally in the provincial metropolis to commemorate the passage of Shariat Act in the NWFP Assembly here on Tuesday evening....
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Deployment of rangers defended
ISLAMABAD, June 24: A Pakistan Army spokesman on Tuesday said that Rangers were deployed at the Okara Military Farms to maintain law and order and “reinitiate negotiations to work out an...
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Italy releases 15 Pakistanis
ROME, June 24: An Italian judge on Tuesday ordered the release of 15 Pakistanis arrested last August in Italy’s territorial waters after investigators dispelled suspicions that the men were linked to...
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59pc pass SSC exams
QUETTA, June 24: Over 59 per cent of the candidates have passed the annual Secondary School Certificate examination of the Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, according to the results...
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PPP holds demo in Boston
ISLAMABAD, June 24: The Pakistan People’s Party, United States, held a demonstration in Boston on the eve of President Gen Pervez Musharraf’s visit....
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Use of polyethylene bags continues
PESHAWAR, June 24: Black polyethylene bags continue to be used despite being banned under the law, exposing the apathy of the Environmental Protection Agency....
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Siachen villagers forced to migrate
GILGIT, June 24: At least 10,000 villagers have been forced to migrate from several border villages in the Gangche district and Shayuk-Siachin-II sector along the Line of Control since 1998....
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Young boy recovered, kidnappers arrested
HANGU, June 24: Police have recovered a 12-year-old boy, arrested seven kidnappers and seized the vehicle in which they were taking the boy to Orakzai Agency....
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Children’s quarrel claims one life
LANDI KOTAL, June 24: One person was killed and two others sustained bullet injuries in Loe Shalman area of Landi Kotal tehsil in Khyber Agency on Tuesday....
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Robbers held
SWABI, June 24: Police arrested two robbers red-handedly, while two of their accomplices escaped....
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MMA fails to ban gambling
PESHAWAR, June 24: The Muttahida Majlis-i-Amal government has failed to get its orders implemented regarding ban on gambling, use of liquor and stopping music in public places....
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Royalty sought
MINGORA, June 24: Swat District Nazim Dr Mehboobur Rehman has said that the provincial government should provide royalty on natural resources to the districts of Dir, Swat, Chitral and Shangla....
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Channels denied water share: growers
LARKANA, June 24: Saifullah Magsi and SKT branches, which irrigate 175,000 acres of land in the Shahdadkot sub-division, are not being supplied with their due share of water....
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Farmers assured of fertilizer availability
SUKKUR, June 24: The government is contemplating measures to ensure availability of high quality fertilizers and pesticides in every part of the province....
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Residents protest water shortage
MIRPURKHAS, June 24: Hundreds of residents held a demonstration and staged a sit-in outside the office of the Taluka municipal administration (TMA) here on Tuesday to protest against acute shortage of...
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25 booked for attacking Hesco office
KHAIRPUR, June 24: The Pir-jo-Goth police booked 25 persons on Monday night on the complaint of an SDO of Hesco following an attack on the local Hesco office by power consumers....
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Four bandits arrested in encounter
LARKANA, June 24: The police arrested four alleged bandits after an encounter near Naudero on Tuesday and recovered three Kalashnikovs and a pistol from their possession, said DPO Sultan Ahmed Khowaja....
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Badin district govt budget presented
BADIN, June 24: The district government Badin on Tuesday presented a Rs1,461.033 million budget for the financial year 2003-04....
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Two women die of heatstroke
SUKKUR, June 24: Two elderly women, Gul Bibi, 60, of village Chak, Thull taluka and Saran, 70, of the RD-44, Jacobabad district, died due to heatstroke on Monday....
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Varsity students boycott classes
DADU, June 24: Students of the Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences (LUMHS), Jamshoro, on Tuesday boycotted their classes and staged a demonstration at the campus to protest against the...
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LHC questions UHS authority: Demand for retrospective affiliation
LAHORE, June 24: The Lahore High Court on Tuesday questioned the administrative authority of University of Health Sciences vice-chancellor to issuing a letter for compulsory retrospective affiliation of all medical colleges...
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Blasphemy accused granted bail
LAHORE, June 24: The Lahore High Court on Tuesday granted bail to a woman who had been implicated in a blasphemy case after allegedly being raped by a police officer....
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Ban on kite flying imposed
LAHORE, June 24: District Nazim Mian Amer has imposed a ban on kite flying and sale and production of thread and kites from July 1....
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Rangers blamed for sale of fake beverages
LAHORE, June 24: Rangers are being accused of involved in the production and marketing of spurious aerated beverages in the border areas by the manufacturers and the City District Government food...
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Social security system revised, education cess withdrawn: New industrial policy announced
LAHORE, June 24: Chief Minister Pervaiz Elahi announced on Tuesday a new Punjab industrial policy, eliminating inspections by labour inspectors, revising the social security system and withdrawing the education cess related...
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PDS not to attend championship
LAHORE, June 24: The Pakistan Debating Society has this year decided not to participate in the world declamation championship being held in Lima, Peru, from Aug 5 due to paucity of...
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Three JAC leaders reinstated
LAHORE, June 24: The Punjab Service Tribunal on Tuesday, setting aside Punjab government’s orders, reinstated three leaders of the Joint Action Committee....
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Opposition ‘buying’ votes
LAHORE, June 24: National Alliance secretary general and Senator Muhammad Ali Durrani has accused the opposition of indulging in horse trading to make its no-trust motion against the speaker a success....
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