Pakistan asks U.N. to investigate Bhutto assassination (CNN.com)
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistan said Saturday that it had asked the U.N. to investigate the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
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Unusually high tide floods coast, inundates homes
KarachiUnusually high tides which started flowing in Friday evening have affected many coastal localities, including parts of the second large
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Airblue cuts meal, travel agents to save cost
KARACHI: Airblue has decided to replace regular meals on flights with cheap sandwiches and shift sales to internet mode in a bid to cut soaring fuel c
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PIMS seeks Rs 880 million for pharmacy
IslamabadPakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) has sought a budget of Rs880 million from the Health Ministry to establish a pharmacy i
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Clerks vow to continue strike till acceptance of demands
RawalpindiAll Pakistan Clerks Association will continue its countrywide strike even after the 2008 budget session in the National Assembly unt
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Prisons Dept proposes Rs 651.19m development budget
LAHORETHE Punjab Prisons Department has proposed Rs 651.197 million as development budget under the head of Annual Development Plan (ADP) to k
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People shun recreation as inflation trims spending power
KARACHI: Exhibitors said that they witnessed a comparative low turnout of visitors and less sales of their products at the 5th My Karachi Exhibition w
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PML-Q support vital for package approval: Mushahid
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League-Q Secretary-General Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed has said the constitutional package proposed by the PPP cannot be
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Kingdom Backs UNICEF Efforts in Pakistan (Arab News)
RIYADH, 8 June 2008 — The Kingdom has donated SR6.8 million to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to finance the construction of five new basic health units in districts affected by the October 2005 earthquake in Pakistan, UNICEF’s Gulf Area Office in Riyadh announced yesterday.
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Musharraf hits back
ISLAMABAD: President Pervez Musharraf said on Saturday that he has no immediate plan to resign or go into exile, in a bid to quash rising speculation
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