Both parties decided to hold meetings on the outstanding issue of the fate of local govts to devise a line of action.
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PM constitutes committee on austerity measures
The special committee under the finance minister will prioritise and oversee implementation of the austerity drive. -
Crackdown on loan write-off beneficiaries promised
Rehman Malik asked politicians to declare their loan status and said that a list of bank defaulters will be released soon. -
Cooperation with PPP to be based on principles: Nawaz
The PML-N chief sounded a warning to the govt saying that NRO beneficiaries should have been asked to resign. -
Security beefed up for Muharram
Three hundred imam bargahs, mosques and other places have been labelled sensitive by security forces. -
Bajaur’s anti-Taliban tribal elder beheaded
Gul Mohammad, 42, an elder of the Salarzai tribe, had been active in raising a militia to battle Taliban militants in Bajaur.
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Divided we fall
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Pakistan among top 10 crises-hit countries
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Post-NRO scenario
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Flames of passion
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Wazir Mansion forgotten?
Pakistani officialdom attaches little importance to the father of the nation. -
Build-up to Ashura
Presence of volunteers can play a key role in backing up security forces in Muharram. -
A judicial agenda for the times
The judiciary is one institution that has consistently been trampled: Cyril Almeida -
Linear thinking
Rabid nationalism closes the mind to humanism and builds ground for the puritans to take over, writes Ayesha Siddiqa.
WEATHER - PAKISTAN
Cities
PERSPECTIVE
Has the establishment’s protocol become rather sophisticated compared to cruder methods employed in the past?
NOTHING TO CELEBRATE
Christians make up less than three per cent of Pakistan’s 167 million people and are generally poverty-stricken.
HISTRIONICS
From humble beginnings to an uncertain future, Pakistan’s banknotes have mirrored the nation’s history.
TECHNOLOGY
‘Copenhagen was supposed to deliver a binding treaty, not hollow promises’: Pakistani negotiator.
BUSINESS
The significant wealth destruction wrought by the recession will continue to impact growth in the region.
WORLD
Hundreds of Muslims joined scores of Christians in Gulmarg to kick-off a snow festival coinciding with Christmas.
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