Garbage collection project delayed till August
KarachiThe process of garbage collection by a Chinese firm scheduled to begin from June this year has been delayed till August 14 owing to some ap
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Bangalore seal seventh position in IPL
HYDERABAD, India: The home jinx for Deccan Chargers continued, as Bangalore Royal Challengers powered to a five-wicket win to register their fourth wi
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Pakistan News
Baitullah makes it difficult for govt
PESHAWAR: Baitullah Mehsud’’s admission that he was sending fighters to Afghanistan is likely to create problems for Pakistan and increase the US press
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Traders seek participation in budget-making
LAHOREALL Pakistan Anjuman-i-Tajran (APAT) has demanded the government to take traders organizations into confidence while preparing the forthcomi
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NWFP govt neglecting PPP, says Saifullah
PESHAWAR: Senior Pakistan People’’s Party MPA in the NWFP Assembly Anwar Saifullah Khan has said his party is not a “junior” but an equal coalition par
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Afghanistan To Import Flour From Pakistan (Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 News)
Afghanistan is due to start importing wheat flour from Pakistan in order to deal with the severe shortage of the commodity.
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AFGHANISTAN TO IMPORT FLOUR FROM PAKISTAN (Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 Finance)
Food Afghanistan is due to start importing wheat flour from Pakistan in order to deal with the severe shortage of the commodity.
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CDGL stops drive against encroachments
LAHOREAFTER succumbing to political pressure, the City District Government Lahore (CDGL) has stopped its drive against encroachments in the provin
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Death traps continue to line Korangi
KarachiUncovered stormwater drains on the Korangi Industrial Area Road, also known as the 8000 Road, are likely to cause more fatalities as author
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Showdown likely in Pakistan for Musharraf (Calcutta News)
Newspapers in Pakistan have been warning of a destabilising showdown between Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani and President Pervez Musharraf.
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