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The prime minister was talking to Leon E. Panetta, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency at the PM House. Full Story
TOP STORIES
EDITOR'S CHOICE
  • WRITTEN WORD
    Should booksellers turn publishers?
  • SECURITY THREATS
    Helping children to cope
  • ROTI RAMBLES
    Nothing sweet about this system
  • SPECIAL COVERAGE
    Army operation launched in South Waziristan
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    HIGHLIGHTS
    • The quest for justice
      For the judiciary to be independent in the true sense it must completely reinvent itself.
    • Environmental costs
      Environmental degradation is costing Pakistan a billion rupees a day, this figure is on the low side.
    • Child rights
      It is high time that the protection of our children became a priority of both the state and the citizenry.
    • Perils of policing
      Despite a distinct lack of support, the police are doing their best to cope with terror, writes Ayesha Siddiqa.
    • The corruption conundrum
      Before we go after the corrupt, we must fully understand the costs of doing so: Cyril Almedia.
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    WEATHER - PAKISTAN
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    CELEBRITY
    Think of Lollywood's most scandalous siren as Pakistan's answer to Paris Hilton - and laugh at her expense.
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    TALES FROM FARIDKOT
    ‘It’s better not to mention him to them, otherwise you’ll land in trouble and they might beat you.’
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    LIFE-SAVERS
    ‘Very often there are bodies and blood, as rows of stretchers start flowing amid shouts and screams.’
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    TECHNOLOGY
    Climate change pushing vulnerable farming and fishing communities towards increased poverty and suffering.
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    BUSINESS
    The Reserve Bank of India is planning to introduce ‘plastic’ notes to deal with grubby and fake currency.
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    WORLD
    The Lithuanian govt has acknowledged that flights refuelled in the country but denied the prison claims.