The decision was taken at a meeting of the selection board presided over by COAS General Kayani on Wednesday.
Full Story
TOP STORIES
-
Confusion over location of kidnapped British boy
Earlier reports claimed that the boy had been found but police still has not confirmed his recovery. -
Son of Ahl-e-Sunnat chief shot dead in Karachi
Two pillion riders opened indiscriminate fire on Maulana Ghafoor’s car near the A.O. Clinic in Nazimabad. -
Militants blow up charity’s office in Mansehra, kill six
Gunmen stormed the offices of World Vision in Oghi village, put all employees in one room and started shooting. -
US worries militants may trigger India-Pakistan war
A US military commander warned that trans-regional actors can cause eruptions in the region, such as Lashkar-e-Taiba. -
PSO needs Rs57 billion to avoid default
With its receivables rising beyond Rs105bn, PSO needs at least Rs57bn up to April 28 to avoid default.
MORE TOP STORIES
MEDIA GALLERY
HIGHLIGHTS
-
Wake up, Punjab
The province is suffering, and not only from terrorism. Its leadership is also at fault. -
Protection for women
Can we be certain that the Harassment of Women Bill will actually change the situation on the ground? -
ISI chief
Gen Pasha may deserve the nation’s gratitude for services rendered but is he really indispensable? -
Taliban likely on Karzai agenda
Pakistan wants a part in reconciliation efforts between the Taliban and Afghanistan. -
New archaeological find
The Italian archaeology mission deserves kudos for continuing work in Swat under trying circumstances.
WEATHER - PAKISTAN
Cities
STUDENT POLITICS
Pakistani politicians must reach out to the university-educated youth and urge them to make a difference.
SECURITY
The Lahore blast once again underscored the government's inability to keep citizens safe.
DOMESTIC CRICKET
BUSINESS
The unusually high portfolio investment numbers have set the cynics wondering if all of it is genuine foreign buying.
TECHNOLOGY
The blockage of the Hunza spells doomsday for communities dwelling along the basins of the Indus River.
WORLD
“The really scary thing is there are bound to be other people like her,” a terrorism expert said.



