‘Yes, I proposed its name because I wanted it to be equally applicable. We didn't want only certain individuals to benefit.’
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Govt following Musharraf’s policies: Munawar Hasan
He said the presence of US forces in neighbouring Afghanistan was creating problems inside Pakistan. -
Four Turkish nationals arrested from Zhob
They were travelling from Dera Ismail Khan to Zhob and did not have any valid travel documents. -
Clashes kill seven militants in South Waziristan
Troops took control of the Makeen bazaar and clashes were ongoing in Ladha and Sararogha, DawnNews reported. -
‘Gas production to level off by 2011’
By 2030 more than 70 per cent of domestic demand for natural gas will have to be met through imports: ADB. -
US committed to Pakistan: Holbrooke
‘We remained committed to the core objectives of defeating Al Qaeda and of helping strengthen democratic rule.’
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MEDIA GALLERY
The past week in Pakistan
BLOG
No help against harassment
SPECIAL COVERAGE
Army operation launched in South Waziristan
MEDIA GALLERY 
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Smokers’ Corner: Boxing the faith
Charity boxes of so-called Islamic welfare orgs raised funds for jihadi groups: NFP. -
Militants open a new front
Peshawar’s latest attack may have given the militants a golden opportunity to call the shots. -
Bonded labour
It is imperative that the justice machinery be moved against this continuing scourge in Pakistan. -
Baloch economy
The latest WB report suggests Pakistan’s poorest province is growing poorer, but can things change? -
‘Offer’ to Aitzaz perturbs Taseer
Salman Taseer held meetings with the PM and the president to save his office.
WEATHER - PAKISTAN
Cities
GROWING TREND
People look towards private schools with hope in a country where the government education system is decrepit.
GILGIT-BALTISTAN
One wonders if the politicians can keep their sanity in Gilgit-Baltistan, why can’t they do the same everywhere else.
MEDIA MATTERS
Some viewers think the media's decision to cover terror attacks with caution has come too late.
TECHNOLOGY
Pakistan will have the fourth largest population of diabetic patients in the world by 2030.
BUSINESS
‘We have (already) entered the ‘peak oil’ zone. I think that the situation is really bad,’ a former IEA official said.
WORLD
‘This year I was chosen so I came, I could not say no. The happiness of being chosen is stronger than fear (of illness).’
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